mary jane

[68ZooM]

I think it's safe to say that Bodhi is a narc or Leo. Who else that plays AH is a Leo? I think it's something worth knowing.

Why is it worth knowing?  our squad has several former and current police officers great guys all of them, but you know what their people just like everyone else and much respect for what they do. Our squad talks about the good ol days (70's 80's) all the partying we did, i guess one would say they play this game the same as all of us to have fun hang with friends and just relax.

[Bodhi]

LOL Floob, I build WWII airplanes for a living.  Nice try.  Paranoia suits you though.

[BluBerry]

no wonder you change your name so much,your hiding your personal use from the LAW---hehehe

change my name?

[MrRiplEy[H]]

Anyone who uses _illegal_ drugs by definition has a problem. It has nothing to do with the 'dangerousness' of the substance he uses. If he HAS to use the drug despite it being illegal, he has a serious mental problem. A healthy person does not risk with illegal substances when you can find legal alternatives or say, go jogging for an hour.

[Randy1]

The electronic cigarette companies are probably set already to make a ton of money off this new legal addiction they will  create.

This is so sad since tobacco use is on a decline.

[Rich46yo]

Its the biggest money maker for the cartels. All that power and suit cases full of $100 bills floating around? Makes you wonder. And all the zillions spent in enforcement? What a waste.

In one fell swoop we could reduce the power of the cartels, reduce all the Pols, judges, cops, they pay off in their respective countries. We could take away their bread and butter cash crop and in doing so could aim those resources at interdicting the drugs that do matter. Millions of $$ spent in helicopters, airplanes, flying around with legions of troops all looking for plants growing. Thousands of $$ spent just putting someone thru the system for a small amount alone?

What a joke. And the sad thing is legalizing it wouldnt even increase the use of it. Business's would still test for it and kids already get it easily if they want it.

And imagine what the Mexicans are thinking? They are spending big dough , "tho their Police are probably making far more", trying to destroy their crop while we have states up in gringo land legalizing it. They must think were nuts.

[caldera]

Anyone who uses _illegal_ drugs by definition has a problem. It has nothing to do with the 'dangerousness' of the substance he uses. If he HAS to use the drug despite it being illegal, he has a serious mental problem. A healthy person does not risk with illegal substances when you can find legal alternatives or say, go jogging for an hour.

Alcohol was illegal in my country not that long ago.  So, were all the mentally ill people suddenly cured, once prohibition was repealed?  As long as they are only doing it to themselves, no law should make it illegal.  BTW, I have never even had one puff of marijuana and totally sane, because drinking is legal. 

[rpm]

Anyone who uses _illegal_ drugs by definition has a problem. It has nothing to do with the 'dangerousness' of the substance he uses. If he HAS to use the drug despite it being illegal, he has a serious mental problem. A healthy person does not risk with illegal substances when you can find legal alternatives or say, go jogging for an hour.

Surely you can't be serious.

[NatCigg]

Surely you can't be serious.

When your field of view is from a small window in right field anything is possible.

[mechanic]

Surely you can't be serious.

I am serious and don't call me Shirley

[dentin]

Its the biggest money maker for the cartels. All that power and suit cases full of $100 bills floating around? Makes you wonder. And all the zillions spent in enforcement? What a waste.

In one fell swoop we could reduce the power of the cartels, reduce all the Pols, judges, cops, they pay off in their respective countries. We could take away their bread and butter cash crop and in doing so could aim those resources at interdicting the drugs that do matter. Millions of $$ spent in helicopters, airplanes, flying around with legions of troops all looking for plants growing. Thousands of $$ spent just putting someone thru the system for a small amount alone?

What a joke. And the sad thing is legalizing it wouldnt even increase the use of it. Business's would still test for it and kids already get it easily if they want it.

And imagine what the Mexicans are thinking? They are spending big dough , "tho their Police are probably making far more", trying to destroy their crop while we have states up in gringo land legalizing it. They must think were nuts.

YEAH, very well said.   

[ink]

Anyone who uses _illegal_ drugs by definition has a problem. It has nothing to do with the 'dangerousness' of the substance he uses. If he HAS to use the drug despite it being illegal, he has a serious mental problem. A healthy person does not risk with illegal substances when you can find legal alternatives or say, go jogging for an hour.

sorry I don't mean to laugh at you.....

this is one close minded statement and one the government wants all its slaves to think.


me personally....I like to think for myself....

I would also say that when they said...."We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness...."


they did not intend that a few hundred years later to have those who would take their place to have 100% control of what we put in our own bodies.....over how we live our lives.....but they knew that was a possibility.....so they added this to it...

 "...That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that Governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and accordingly all experience hath shewn that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security..."

but Honestly though.....most close minded people will never think for themselves and will listen to "big brother" every time


.......Alcohol kills 100,000 friggen people a year.....

pot kills NONE and actually helps many......

don't drink and drive....BUT stop by our state liqueur store on the HIGHWAY....or come through our DRIVE THROUGH LIQUEUR STATE store.......

doesn't take a rocket scientist.....

[skorpx1]

I might as well give my 2 cents on this.



If you ask me, pot should be legal for recreational/medical use but only in private places such as your own house, yard, ect... I don't care if anyone smokes it or whatever and I don't believe it's a gateway drug either. If it makes someone happy and helps them with a medical condition of some sorts then go ahead. Just don't try to force me to do it. Iv'e smoked pot before but never could get into it. Why? Because it's too damn expensive.

And that's where the good part comes in.

Taxes.

Lots of them. Especially on marijuana itself.


How much money would be made?


Lots.



I honestly see no issue with pot being legalized within the U.S. What's even funnier is that you cant die from smoking it either, yet people claim that it kills thousands every year. What kills people every year, is worse than pot and is a toxicant to the body? Booze. Liquor. Wine. Alcohol. Drink too much and you die, drink just enough and you start driving, you might end up crashing and killing yourself, the other person you run into, the people in your car and on top of that you can end up in jail for the rest of your life.


Kind of backwards thinking going on here on the government's part but i'm not going to divulge into that.

[ink]

pot can kill you


the many ways pot can kill you.....















a ton of pot in creates could fall on you and crush you and you die.

you could be pulled over...and then try to eat away the "evidence" and choke on it, and Die.

you could be transporting a ton of it in crates and and have to stop fast and it flies forward and crushes you....and you die.....(<---yes this actually happened )

you could be a construction worker on a roof....... pack a bowl ...then drop said bowl....diving quickly to retrieve said bowl...you dive to much and actually fall off the roof and you die.

you smoke 1,500 LBS in 15 minutes........<--------Fact.

[skorpx1]

pot can kill you


the many ways pot can kill you.....















a ton of pot in creates could fall on you and crush you and you die.
The pot didn't kill you, the crate falling from a certain height with enough weight inside of it did.
you could be pulled over...and then try to eat away the "evidence" and choke on it, and Die.
That's just being an idiot. But still a way that it could kill you.
you could be transporting a ton of it in crates and and have to stop fast and it flies forward and crushes you....and you die.....(<---yes this actually happened )
Once again, the crate killed you from having enough weight inside of it.
you could be a construction worker on a roof....... pack a bowl ...then drop said bowl....diving quickly to retrieve said bowl...you dive to much and actually fall off the roof and you die.
Darwinism at it's finest.
you smoke 1,500 LBS in 15 minutes........<--------Fact.
This is dependent on your weight. If you weigh 150# then yes, but if you weigh 250 you'll have to smoke 2500# in less than 15 minutes. 10 * your weight = how much pot you'd have to smoke to die from it.