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But unlike the Liberalterrorists banking on Wallstreet profits on the wars including the Ganjawar. Fuck them. They also want to sell the National Parks and let Boosh oil refineries spew asthma onto kids as a Constitutional right. Fuck the fascist dirtbags, remove them from seats of power and the war is over. I never take these fools too seriously, same with these undercover narks. Good for posting on other forums as visual aids. Their goal is too perpetuate, not win or lose, for the same profit reasons it always has. Toss in a few one liners and cast some doubt and lie. Or throw the baby out with the bathwater. Thats it.

So junior missy, when you 12 and giving blowjobs to your brother brucie, since I assume atheists have no morals to make it a degenerate act. I was posting these bits of info and opinion. Learn the definitions before you make more of a fool of yourself than you already are.

The Heroin Challenge

Ice: The new menace and horror to society?

Human and Cannabis Coevolution
CANNABIS CULTURE
How the human race enhanced the cannabis plant …
and how it returned the favor.

The Corporate Muzzle

US TX: Edu: OPED: Just The Facts, Please
Marijuana has been the subject of smear campaigns since the 1930s. As the oldest generations become out-numbered, it’s time for a change. Both the government and the press have collaborated in the prohibition against marijuana, a drug millions of Americans have realized does not deserve the same enforcement policy as heroin. Federal institutions and many state governments have fallen behind on the sentiments of almost half the population that claims to have tried marijuana at least once in their lives. Still, a strong anti-cannabis minority exists, supported by industries built on prohibition. Advocates work toward legalization, but their success is far from inevitable.

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Not where I come from sissy/ Its behind the counter where kids can’t shoplift it. Where booze is sold off the shelf, kids steal them. You want crtack in 7-11, thats the sigtn of a degenerate fool.

Nobody on this whole board has ever called for un-restrictive access to meth, coke or heroin for kids.

Bullshit. You say the same as booze and cigarettes, then you say in some areas they both sell over the counter where kids steal it, and then say the opposite? Well boosie you can change your mokiker a thousand times but you’re still an Asshole.

So again sir; “STRAWMAN”

So again sir, Asshole! Learn to read.

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fear is the real enemy we are fighting. fear on the part of the prohibs that are well documented (but provably unfounded — thus they can be changed). fear on the part of reformers over “political” considerations, and the leftover specks of a lifetimes’ exposure to the prohibitionist message. that too can be changed.

perhaps the most important thing to remember is that we are trying to change the world. and believe it or not, we actually can! it is already happening all around us and it should be clear that our time has finally come. so be brave, stand together, and do it.

if you think we should do this incrementally, allow me to point out that we have actually already done so. hooray, you won! the anti drug war movement started back in the 70′s (ignoring for the moment, that the roots go much deeper), and holy crap, the nation is now “ready for the dialogue.” we finally have incrementally (40 years later) made inroads to legitimizing marijuana use. yea, it worked! so now let’s finish the job and get rid of prohibition completely.

these are some of the big things in our favor: first, the current worldwide economic disaster provides a financial incentive to “consider” the issues across a wide spectrum of societies and governments. next, we have the decades of research and actual data that are the intellectual foundation for challenging the mythologies (on both sides) surrounding drugs and drug use. third, we have the internet, which provides instant access to information and nearly unlimited ability to disseminate it to others. finally, we have millions of people with decades of first hand experience who demonstrate very plainly that your average drug user is a respectable contributing member of society — just like everybody else.

when you pick everything apart, the only thing left to “defend” the continuation of prohibition are moral arguments and emotionalism. the number of people whose fears and moral positions trump their intellectual ones is a distinct and diminishing minority. as always, in the field of human endeavor, truth always “wins.”

let’s keep helping truth as much and as fast as we possibly can.

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I’m not of the belief that dismantling drug prohibition need be a lengthy ordeal. Its creation, from outcry to legislation, was a relatively short and easy process. The difficult part is largely behind us, however, as a majority of Americans have come to see drug prohibition as a failed social experiment. Unfortunately, our political leaders, as is generally the case, are far behind the curve of American public opinion.

Which is why I’m not giving any props to Obama. The Netherlands, Portugal and now Mexico would prefer to create a regulated market to control the sale and distribution of all drugs, but rightly fear an American backlash. So I doubt these countries would agree with your assessment that Obama has expressed tacit approval for their actions – more likely is that it is simply benign neglect.

Incrementalism, exemplified by medical marijuana, has proven to be the wrong strategy. How many more decades and untold ruination of individual lives are you willing to commit to incrementalism before you realize its failure to bring about “actual, meaningful changes”?

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So again sir; “STRAWMAN”

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