The House I Live In Official Trailer #1 (2012) Drugs Documentary Movie HD

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The House I Live In Official Trailer #1 (2012) Drugs Documentary Movie HD


This film won the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance 2012 for Documentary.
It will have a Limited Release on October 5, 2012.

An investigative look at America's war on drugs and its impact on the criminal justice system, with a focus on the experiences of Nannie Jeter, a former employee of filmmaker Eugene Jarecki's family.


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[Jack Truitt]

if you're thinking of watching this. DO IT. incredible, incredible movie

[BrookSoulKing1]

solarmovie.so

[srdjan cvijic]

what a beautiful country

[SKKY high]

yuppp, if i could go just buy oxys in a store and scoop them out a fucken bin and buy them buy the pound. god damn id be a happy man. and any drug for that matter, make them cheap as hell and all legal. the world would be a much happier place.

[ssrabits]

Just legalize drugs, half the problems would be solved

[mandomtz]

Arguably the most important documentary on social issues of our time. a must see.

[fascin83]

Thanks for the tip! :)

[Mari Juana]

PROFIT by damaging, injustice and illnesses. the system sustains such "policies".

[Tonya Saugey]

Please visit the Free Kevin Ott page on Facebook and sign the petition to chnage mandatory sentencing laws and let Kevin come home to his family. Life without parole for a nonviolent drug crime is craziness. 17 years is enough! Please sign the petition today! Thank you!

[buster posey]

I blame Lindsay Lohan

[calholli]

the whole point is, they don't want to fix the problem because it is working exactly how they set it up to work.. which is....

the private prisons pay--> campaign money to govt> g--ovt makes more laws--> which grows police force--> which creates more prisoners--> which makes the prisons more money because they get paid per prisoner--> and start back at the top..

you see, as long as there is monetary incentive not to fix something... it will never get fixed.