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Daily Archives: January 22, 2011
Just how rare are those accidents?
Whenever we have another one of those accidental shootings during drug raids, the officials are always quick to assert that such a thing is unbelievably rare. Really? Can they still call it rare when it no longer suffices to list … Continue reading
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Best two minutes on TV today
Occurs in the pilot episode of “Harry’s Law” starring Kathy Bates. To watch it, go to the NBC video and go to the 23:45 mark of the episode (I haven’t watched the whole episode yet, but if the rest of … Continue reading
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Antonietta ‘Toni’ Boucher responsible for childrens’ deaths
The latest ignorant and fact-free screed comes from Connecticut State Senator Toni Boucher: “Fake Pot” — A New Threat to Children and Parents. I began work on halting efforts to expand marijuana use after emotional appeals for help from mothers … Continue reading
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Social media platforms publishing pro-cannabis marketing that reaches adolescents is criticized by a study conducted and funded by the NIDA:…