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11-01-2007, 11:09 AM
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wonder if anyone can provide a link showing the benefits of THC?
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11-01-2007, 11:10 AM
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The long term ramifications would be astounding.
this is not the solution at all
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Exactly...
Because the current method is working so well.
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11-01-2007, 11:10 AM
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How so?
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I use to be on the side of you and DG and i still think that much of the war on drugs is a smoke screen by the gov't. They could stop a lot of these drugs from coming into our communities if they really wanted to.
however, after i heard and read up on the consequences of what legalizing drugs would do the future generations, it is eye opening! you think society is bad now???? socially and spiritually, it will become much worse. It's a very dark spirit that would we would be caving into.
I'm sorry i'm not as specific as you (or I) would like on this topic. I would have to brush up on it . perhaps someone else can articulate the points against it with clarity and validity
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11-01-2007, 11:10 AM
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not over reacting brother just discussing it with you. Don't read to much into it.
Weed is addicting...not for sure how good that is.
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So is porn, alcohol, tobacco, caffeine, playing poker, and biting my fingernails but that doesn't meant it should be illegal. I just have a hard time with legislating morality.
As long as someone else’s drug use doesn’t interfere with the pursuit of life, liberty, and of happiness of others then they should be allowed to live their life responsibly.
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11-01-2007, 11:12 AM
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wonder if anyone can provide a link showing the benefits of THC?
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The state of California seems to think it is beneficial, seeing as how they allow small quantities of it for medicinal purposes.
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11-01-2007, 11:13 AM
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Originally Posted by deltaguitar
So is porn, alcohol, tobacco, caffeine, playing poker, and biting my fingernails but that doesn't meant it should be illegal. I just have a hard time with legislating morality.
As long as someone else’s drug use doesn’t interfere with the pursuit of life, liberty, and of happiness of others then they should be allowed to live their life responsibly.

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same thing with gay marriage and polygamy??
where will it stop DG.
biting nails and caffeine- that's stretching
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11-01-2007, 11:14 AM
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So is porn, alcohol, tobacco, caffeine, playing poker, and biting my fingernails but that doesn't meant it should be illegal. I just have a hard time with legislating morality.
As long as someone else’s drug use doesn’t interfere with the pursuit of life, liberty, and of happiness of others then they should be allowed to live their life responsibly.

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Well said.
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11-01-2007, 11:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Thad
I use to be on the side of you and DG and i still think that much of the war on drugs is a smoke screen by the gov't. They could stop a lot of these drugs from coming into our communities if they really wanted to.
however, after i heard and read up on the consequences of what legalizing drugs would do the future generations, it is eye opening! you think society is bad now???? socially and spiritually, it will become much worse. It's a very dark spirit that would we would be caving into.
I'm sorry i'm not as specific as you (or I) would like on this topic. I would have to brush up on it . perhaps someone else can articulate the points against it with clarity and validity
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I think cocaine was legal up until the first part of the 1900s. You could also smoke weed as long as you bought a stamp and paid the tax. Most folks who want to do drugs in this day and age do it anyway.
I am way more worried about Hillary's health plan than legalized drug use.
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11-01-2007, 11:15 AM
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The state of California seems to think it is beneficial, seeing as how they allow small quantities of it for medicinal purposes.
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San francisco is quite similar to Amsterdam- is that what you want for the rest of America ??? nether places are known for being very godly places- you want you kids and grandkids to grow up where this becomes nationwide? eb careful what you wish for
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11-01-2007, 11:17 AM
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same thing with gay marriage and polygamy??
where will it stop DG.
biting nails and caffeine- that's stretching
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Howq is caffeine a stretch? It is just as, if not more, addicting than marijuana. And I agree with Delta, the government shouldn't be in charge of telling us what is morally right or wrong. They shouldn't and couldn't be expected to do that.
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