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« Reply #60 on: July 16, 2007, 06:33:42 AM »
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1.)  Have you read some of the laws passed before the 1900's?  LMAOROFL!!!!!!!!!!
Have you read some of the laws passed in the past 20 years?

It's sad when a parent can be prosecuted for spanking their child. AND go to prison for it. I'm not talking about abuse here, I'm talking about discipline.

It's sad when a company has to put warnings on their packages because the laws allow stupid people to sue them...

"WARNING: This product contains wheat or wheat flour." <--actually read this on a cereal package the other day.

Don't use that hair drying in the shower...it may electrocute you.

HOW STUPID HAS AMERICA BECOME?!?
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« Reply #61 on: July 16, 2007, 07:04:57 AM »
The first indication this post was retarded, is "the presidential drug czar says"........LMAO! The president also said alot of stuff that was not then, or is not now, the truth. Dontcha think this country has had enough of the lien whitehouse.? I have. long ago.:rolleyes:
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« Reply #62 on: July 16, 2007, 07:22:58 AM »
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Simply put, a few super-rich folks wanted more money!!!


Mark


Funny how many of our problems can be trased back to this trend.

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« Reply #63 on: July 16, 2007, 09:08:01 AM »
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ever noticed how 99% of all anti-dope guys have never tried pot?

 


Ever noticed 100% of those that are for legalizing pot are those that have smoked it?

Not addicting at all though....

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« Reply #64 on: July 16, 2007, 09:21:44 AM »
Drilling for oil in Alaskan wilderness: Good for America, environmentally sound.
Growing Marijuana: Threat to the environment.

Anyone who says otherwise is a terrorist loving scumbag.  Anyone who endangers the environment and Amurrikah by buying pot will be jailed.  And don't get your hopes up for a Fair & Balanced Pardon, neither.
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« Reply #65 on: July 16, 2007, 09:24:38 AM »
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Funny how many of our problems can be trased back to this trend.

Pipz

Generally, it's why most wars are started!  I don't like getting into why IRAQ was started, we still have folks in harms way over there, but funny how wars always make super-rich people more rich, and poor people dead!

Machiavelli laid it out in his writings:

"...the governments of the people are better than those of princes." Book I, Chapter LVIII    Prince being a dictator or single ruler and later accepted as "government" as a sole authority, even in a shared power form of government like our own(being that unjust laws can also be invoked without a popular vote).

"...if we compare the faults of a people with those of princes, as well as their respective good qualities, we shall find the people vastly superior in all that is good and glorious." Book I, Chapter LVIII


"For government consists mainly in so keeping your subjects that they shall be neither able nor disposed to injure you...." Book II, Chapter XXIII


"Doubtless these means [of attaining power] are cruel and destructive of all civilized life, and neither Christian nor even human, and should be avoided by every one. In fact, the life of a private citizen would be preferable to that of a king at the expense of the ruin of so many human beings." Book I, Chapter XXVI


It is Niccolo Machiavelli's writings that have influenced all governments since, and his writings were a result of his first hand experiences of how the powers that be, stayed in power.  I refer to how his writings are now viewed:

The pejorative term Machiavellian, as it is used today, describes one who deceives and manipulates others for gain; whether the gain is personal or not is of no relevance, only that any actions taken are only important insofar as they affect the results.

Governments around the world still use the same fundamental strategies to control or manipulate the people they are governing.  It is abundant throughout the history of civilization.  One way is to instill mass fear in the peoples, claim you are here to protect them from that fear, and then basically take anything you want from them and they will be glad to give it to you!  We can relate this to the taking of our right to the pursuit of happiness.  If one finds happiness in their own home, by smoking a joint or eating pot brownies, it is then their own right, and should never, ever be tampered with by government.  
I will relate it to the consumption of alcohol.  Alcohol is legal, and many people know when and how to use alcohol to obtain happiness.  In the same reguards, there are many who abuse alcohol, and in turn, cause damage to themselves and others.  Yet alcohol is legal on the basis that most people are smart enough to know when and how to obtain happiness using alcohol without endangering themselves and others.  On the other hand, tetrahydrocannibinol used in moderation, has no scientific or medically documented negative health effects on the user, especially if ingested in non-smoke form.  So, for a government to scare people into believing that they, themselves, are not smart enough to know when and how to use cannabis as a means to obtain happiness, is an abuse of that government and should not be allowed by the people who support that government.  The peoples right to self determination, and the pursuit of happiness, should always have precedence over unfounded and uneccesary governmental control!



I think I drank too much coffee before writing this, that can't be good for me............lets outlaw coffee!:aok  I bet coca cola sales would skyrocket!  hee hee:D

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« Reply #66 on: July 16, 2007, 09:28:55 AM »
I believe in MA, it is/or recently was, legal to bring a gun to church....to protect yourself from the Indians....  do a search for dumb laws, and see for yourself what a good job the government is doing in protecting us.
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« Reply #67 on: July 16, 2007, 09:30:52 AM »
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Yup, the mexicans in and around LA were seen as a "problem" because of the incredible influx of "whites".   I believe it was the Mayor of LA at the time that contacted Hearst about joining with him to lobby for the illegalization.  This along with what AKAK said is the are reasons that pot was made illegal.  Simply put, a few super-rich folks wanted more money!!!


Mark


That was pretty much the same way cocaine was made illegal, however instead of using illegals they use black people. Our country is a nation up of hypocrites.
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« Reply #68 on: July 16, 2007, 09:36:23 AM »
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Ever noticed 100% of those that are for legalizing pot are those that have smoked it?

Not addicting at all though....



Marijuana is not addicting its the people who say that it is. Those type of people could get hooked on eating dirt. Anyone who says it is are one of those people.

I used to smoke it casually for a few years. One day I just stoped cold, and have only smoked it once since then.


It should not be legalized because then it would be taxed just like tobacco.
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« Reply #69 on: July 16, 2007, 09:43:11 AM »
Jeez, were going to be facist. Vote Ron Paul.

and that blind obediance thing, dood, you really better get a grip, and dont take the red pill. While your at it, stay away from the RFID Tag too.

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« Reply #70 on: July 16, 2007, 09:59:36 AM »
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Ever noticed 100% of those that are for legalizing pot are those that have smoked it?

Not addicting at all though....



there are thousands of people in the world addicted to tapping a doorknob three times before opening the door! there is no proof whatsoever that dope is chemically addictive. i'm sure there are those who do have a certain dependence on it, but as i said before, people who become 'addicted' to these drugs, or ANYTHING for that matter are already pre-disposed to addiction, obsession, and more serious mental issues.

the vast, and we're talking huge majority of pot users have no kind of addiction, they can stop whenever they want, not touch the stuff ever again, and never feel anything bad. they choose to keep doing it, and it's their flipping choice, not some totalitarian stunninghunk. if you kept choosing to have a beer because you like it, would i accuse you of being an alcoholic?

there's a huge difference between addiction and choice. just because someone continously chooses has zero connection to addiction. as soon as that choice is removed, then it becomes addiction. almost all pot users are in no way addicted, they simply like it.



and you'd be wrong to assume that all those in support of legalising it have smoked it.


this isn't about just a drug, it's about choice, and about the government's refusal to let people choose for themselves.





and panzer/skyrock, i read an article a while back stating that the average spliff, half and half tobacco with leaves contains 80% of the tar or a cigartte, 50% of the nicotine. i flipping hate tobacco, i always roll it pure, which with leaves 0 nicotine, 60% tar. if you're rolling a joint with buds, i think the tar is slightly higher than in leaves, but in a pure joint the tar levels are still lower than a cigarette the same size, and contains just a small fraction of the crap that a cig does.


also, pot smokers only need to smoke a couple of spliffs a day, usually just one for a good time. smokers fill their lungs with that crap 20x more. infact there are those muppets that smoke 10 packs a day. first, how disgusting, second think how much tar is in that? it has no good effects, and it's insanely bad for you, yet it's still legal. pot? far less unhealthy (i'm not going to lie and say it has no adverse effects on your health, but it's far better than pretty much an other drug, including booze), but dope also has so many uses medically.

it's unjustly banned.

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« Reply #71 on: July 16, 2007, 10:01:27 AM »
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maybe you and all the idiots here live under rocks but mind altering substances(illegal drugs) harm you whether you like that it harms you or not!
Our nation has made these substances illegal to protect us, not to be mean or so Bush can have it all to himself.


Yippee, another fool/tool chimes in.

For gosh sakes I hope no one tells him about our illustrious CIA unleashing LSD on America and consequently starting the counter culture revolution of the Sixties.

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« Reply #72 on: July 16, 2007, 10:06:51 AM »
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That was pretty much the same way cocaine was made illegal, however instead of using illegals they use black people. Our country is a nation up of hypocrites.





yup. wine fortified with cocaine was one of the pope's favourite drinks :rofl

and where do you think coca cola get's it's name from?

another plant, the coca, a totally natural herb with amazing rejuvinating qualities, used by indians in south america for thousands of years, just like we use caffiene today. it was quite healthy till it was turned into cocaine and cut with ****.



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It should not be legalized because then it would be taxed just like tobacco.


greedy bastards. i frickin hate government types

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« Reply #73 on: July 16, 2007, 10:37:44 AM »
Ref: Spencer recovery center

There is a good reason why admission to rehabilitation facilities has doubled for marijuana addiction. The potency of the drug continues to get more powerful and studies show that teens can get a hold of marijuana often easier than alcohol. Even those who seek treatment for drugs that are perceived has "harder" like heroin or cocaine will often acknowledge that marijuana is their primary drug of choice.

Marijuana addiction has the same characteristics as any other addiction to other drugs including alcohol, tobacco or even caffeine. The frequent obsession with the drug, thinking about it all the time, where to get it, when to get it, is there enough, is it good enough, will I have the money for more are frequently asked questions. Another trait of marijuana addiction is the physical craving that comes when the body adapts to the drug and begins to develop a tolerance to it. Anyone who has been smoking marijuana for awhile can tell that they must smoke more now to feel the same effect that just a few hits used to produce. It's not about the quality of the weed, it's the bodies defense mechanism as it readjusts to keep balance with the frequent supply of new chemicals being delivered by the pot.

 
 
  Consequences of marijuana addiction start to take toll when the user continues to use marijuana even in the event of health or social consequences. Memory and learning problems may be causing problems at work or even result in losing a job because of high absenteeism. Increasing isolation from friends and family often puts heavy strain on relationships with loved ones. There is a vicious cycle to marijuana addiction in which these problems are often used as a rational to smoke even more pot. A trap that many fall into is that the drug that is causing the problem becomes the solution to the problem it caused.

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« Reply #74 on: July 16, 2007, 10:44:23 AM »
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The nation's top anti-drug official said people need to overcome their "reefer blindness" and see that illicit marijuana gardens are a terrorist threat to the public's health and safety, as well as to the environment.

John P. Walters, President Bush's drug czar, said the people who plant and tend the gardens are terrorists who wouldn't hesitate to help other terrorists get into the country with the aim of causing mass casualties. Walters made the comments at a Thursday press conference that provided an update on the "Operation Alesia" marijuana-eradication effort.

"Don't buy drugs. They fund violence and terror," he said. (M-Kay?)

More proof that Disneyland on the Potomac is completely out of touch with reality, or feel the Proles are just too stoopid to seriously question their generated sound-bites of nonsense.

Sort of loses the high ground here with the argument, because you can also make a similar case for people that use gas, oil, and diesel.  Much of those fuels come from the Middle East.  A significant portion of the price of fuels gets back to the Middle East.  And a significant portion of those profits make their way to terrorists.  

Using gas supports terrorists.  

All of you driving SUV's just report yourselves now to Gitmo right now.  In fact, if you build, work on, or sell cars for a living, you support terrorists too.  


Myself, I've never used recreational drugs.  I've no interest in it either.  But, I can also see what a total failure the "War on Drugs" has been, and what a drain to the national treasury and economy it has been for all these years.
A bloated police organization to fight it, and overtaxed courts and prison system to try and deal with it, large amounts on money thrown at it, and even more money sent to other countries as profits from it.

By all means: Legalize drugs.  Regulate drugs.  Tax drugs.  Take the incentive and lucrative potential away from the criminal element.  
 
Companies and states can keep their drug and alcohol use policies and abuse/influence laws.  Even if it was legal, abusing such substances would result in loss of job, or a license, or jail time, as they can now.  Put some of the money saved on holding prisoners on drug charges into more effective and widespread education and treatment programs.

As to those that would abuse drugs as they do alcohol and smokes now?  Offer the treatment and support, but in the end, it's Darwinism in action.