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inertinept
Bangladesh1195 Posts
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Mastermind
Canada7096 Posts
On March 01 2009 12:27 ilj.psa wrote: not good imo shouldn't be legalize, just imagine like 70% of peple are stoners, that would be awesome and sad at the same time, yeah gonna get flamed. You could at least try to justify your outrageous claims. | ||
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PhorClayton
United States198 Posts
On March 01 2009 12:11 Mynock wrote: Yeah, I just saw the news too. ![[image loading]](http://premium1.uploadit.org/Armacham//cannabis1.jpg) That's not photoshopped. It's from 9/11. | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
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PhorClayton
United States198 Posts
On March 01 2009 08:50 PhorClayton wrote: Agreed. I'd imagine that the major players in the market of legal US marijuana would be the tobacco companies. With steep taxes, if they felt they couldn't gain an edge over illegal street sold marijuana, why wouldn't they lobby the government for lower taxes on it? But also, and more probable, is that if it were made legal, why wouldn't marijuana, with all it's trendy strains, become like micro-breweries, a unique one in every major town and city? Simply compare buying street marijuana (in a legal environment) to buying your beer from someone's basement... it doesn't make sense. Everyone is going to want a brand name, because it will be better, probably cheaper and most importantly, convenient. Tooth Paste For Dinner, good timing: ![[image loading]](http://www.toothpastefordinner.com/030109/home-brewed-beer.gif) | ||
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TrainReq
Canada113 Posts
On March 01 2009 16:09 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: Nor is it funny. I laughed a bit to be honest. | ||
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chobopeon
United States7342 Posts
On March 01 2009 12:19 Kennelie wrote: 2004 called and asked what you doing with its footage... i would guess 2001 was calling.. | ||
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DreaM)XeRO
Korea (South)4667 Posts
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jello_biafra
United Kingdom6642 Posts
On March 01 2009 08:20 Piy wrote: it just went to class B here...That's 5-10 if i get caught with intent..... I know a guy who just got caught with definite intent and things don't look good for him. I'm glad to hear about this, progress is being made and hopefully the government here will change their tune. | ||
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ilj.psa
Peru3081 Posts
On March 01 2009 14:24 Mastermind wrote: You could at least try to justify your outrageous claims. why is it outrageouus?, the number of stoners will indeed go up, i was joking about "70%". But legalizing marijuana in a whole state/country isn't a good preposition in terms of morals and health IMO. * expecting some response that theres a study that marijuana doesn't affect your health * | ||
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MuR)Ernu
Finland768 Posts
The stoners will be at least more "accepted" and stuff. And stoners are better than wifebeater alcoholics. Legalizing weed would probably lower alcohol use. Because alcohol nor weed fits everyone :p | ||
FakeSteve[TPR]
Valhalla18444 Posts
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Falcynn
United States3597 Posts
On March 02 2009 01:09 ilj.psa wrote: I think the general argument is that while marijuana does affect your health, it doesn't affect it any worse than alcohol or tobacco. Can't make an argument against it affecting morals, since that's purely subjective.why is it outrageouus?, the number of stoners will indeed go up, i was joking about "70%". But legalizing marijuana in a whole state/country isn't a good preposition in terms of morals and health IMO. * expecting some response that theres a study that marijuana doesn't affect your health * Edit: thanks FS, I was kind of regretting the title I put up originally =/ | ||
DoctorHelvetica
United States15034 Posts
On March 02 2009 01:09 ilj.psa wrote: why is it outrageouus?, the number of stoners will indeed go up, i was joking about "70%". But legalizing marijuana in a whole state/country isn't a good preposition in terms of morals and health IMO. * expecting some response that theres a study that marijuana doesn't affect your health * Yeah, forget that the majority of drug related death and crime is violence over the right to sell illegal drugs, and competition between cartels. Forget that the right to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness involves ingesting whichever chemicals may or may not please you. Forget that 70% is an outrageous and idiotic number. Who cares if more people get stoned? Jesus, half the people who run this country are probably coke addicts anyway. Plenty of people do drugs and succeed. | ||
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pyrogenetix
China5098 Posts
DEA fucking with the state laws has always been such a pain in the ass, now that's going to stop it's pretty much weed everywhere. all you need is to know someone who can buy medical MJ, and how difficult is that? weed isn't illegal because it fucks you up. it has never fucked anyone up. it's only illegal because pharmaceutical companies, alchohol and tobac companies are against it. natural plant = no patent = no ridiculously overpriced good with inelastic demand for 20 years and alcohol and tobac? well... recreative drug with no hangover the next day (maybe a little slow and a little high still) and no fucked up lungs and addiction and cancer.... hm.... though... i only see it as a pain reliever and not really the panacea it's hyped up to be by the people fighting for it to be legalized. I see it as a recreational drug that should be legalized and taxed pretty heavily. my god the price difference will not make a difference! those of you saying if it's 50% more expensive people will go back to their dealers is talking right out of their asses! haven't you learned anything? people buy stuff because of brands! people are WILLING to shell out enormous amounts of cash for Levis, Nike, Smirnoff, Marlboro its ridiculous... and now something like weed gets legalized and you know that it will be top quality bud with a name? I've never heard any of my friends buy their alcohol from homebrewers or anyone that smokes get their smoke from tobac growers. only as a one time thing if a friend made some wine or something they would get it as a gift, but otherwise nothing big. to people saying that people will pop up at their jobs all high and there will be traffic accidents all over... I don't see drunk people walking the streets, going to work, crashing their cars so much that it turns into a serious problem. of course there will be idiots, but those are the same idiots that are irresponsible regardless what substance abuse they're having. MJ is cheap, easy to grow, has no serious health effects, has no hangover. Hell, it's about time the govt stepped in and tried to regulate the inflated prices and cashed in on this huge business. and let's not forget alcohol used to be illegal, what a shitstorm that was. the next/real question is cocaine and heroine. legalize and tax? I think -that- is a more discussion worthy topic. it's going to be around anyway. aggregate demand will always be present. but i'm really split on coke and smack. | ||
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Ingenol
United States1328 Posts
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Clasic
Bosnia-Herzegovina1437 Posts
On March 02 2009 01:09 ilj.psa wrote: why is it outrageouus?, the number of stoners will indeed go up, i was joking about "70%". But legalizing marijuana in a whole state/country isn't a good preposition in terms of morals and health IMO. * expecting some response that theres a study that marijuana doesn't affect your health * Dude, it really isn't bad for your health. On another note : Marijuana is pretty much legal in all north South American countries exept Venezuela. | ||
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Culture
Canada488 Posts
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eStoniaNBoY
Switzerland439 Posts
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NonY
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The text at the bottom is photoshopped :o | ||
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