O'Reilly said a couple pretty nasty things about the Dutch recently, prompting this delightful response from some genius on YouTube:
Now O'Reilly responds to the response, and check how he addresses the question of why rates of marijuana use are lower in the Netherlands than the U.S.:
Why have so many more people in the USA, where marijuana is illegal, tried it? 40% of people in the USA compared to 22.6%...Huh? The guy just lies so reflexively, it's astonishing. Of course, by denying the validity of the statistics, he tacitly acknowledges that they would be significant if they were true. Well, they are true, Bill, which means all your paranoid fulminations about the horrors of legalization are nonsense.
OREILLY (interrupting): The way they use statistics in the Netherlands is different, plus it's a much smaller country.
I just hope he's right that the U.S. is on course to implement Dutch-style drug policies.
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