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Big Corporate, Big Business, Big Wall Street, "Corporate Fat Cats" Big Pharma...... ..but NOT on the part of Big POT, Big Weed, and Big Dispensers or any special-interest groups wanting to cash in on legalized pot that's a multi-billion-dollar Big Business in California alone, as stated in the article I linked. They want their hands on the MONEY, as evidenced by the defeat of the regulatory legislation in the article I linked above. It's also the phoniness in calling it a "medical" need when it's simply a want, to get high without all the prosecutions, fines, probations and criminal court records. (I do think it should be de-criminalized....which is not the same as total legalization. I think it's absurd and crippling for twenty-somethings trying to start a career to have criminal court records following them for having been arrested for pot possession/use in college.) |
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It's illegal because the alcohol and pharma industry want it illegal. Privatized prisons with occupancy guarantees don't want it legal either. There's a whole lot of money spent on "the drug war", and there's a lot of people getting very rich on it's being illegal. It's much, much, much less harmful than alcohol. It's also less inebriating than alcohol. Of course you don't let kids have it. But, unfortunately, it won't be any different than it is now, they'll get it. Kids that are going to become addicts WILL become addicts...to something. Kids who don't become addicts won't, no matter what is available to them. Not everyone is an alcoholic though alcohol is available and not everyone will be a pot head if it's available. As for the "occupy movement", it was taken over by the powers that be and corrupted. The big banks, wall street, diverted interest away from themselves. You do know that the Fed is giving the banks almost $90 billion every month buying their bad mortgages and to keep the interest rate on treasuries down? (It's why your CD pays less than 1%.) That's over a trillion dollars every year to the big banks. And that's on top of the free money (interest payments) they get with the fractional reserve system we use. If you knew the truth, how corrupt everything is, you'd be less critical of the occupy movement. |
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Will these crops be raised under conditions of high security? Farmers have children; will their children have access to the crops? Will their teenagers pick some of it to smoke it themselves and sell some to their friends at school? How about the farmers neighbors? Not to mention criminal activity where criminals steel it to sell to teenagers and others who don't have a medical need. Now imagine thousands of farmers raising thousands of acres of marijuana. Sounds like a prescription for losing control of the supply. |
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Some think it is a bad drug. There dead wrong.
Some think it is a good drug. There dead wrong. No drugs are good or bad, but if they help some otherwise hurting people, to simply say no to is production and use is very selfish and takes a simple mind to hold firm to that belief. |
I wouldn't normally be making this post as I don't really have strong opinions of cannabis, but when it comes to "Medical Marijuana" I do. IMO, if Medical Marijuana does become legal, I hope that it will at least require all recipients of MM to go through the same process I go through in order to receive my pain medication. I described it on another post which I quote:
"Besides having a legit need, I had to sign an agreement called "Informed Consent & Controlled Substance Agreement" which confirms to State Law on pain medication and includes requirements for dedicated CPM (Comprehensive Pain Monitoring) appointments every three months with urine drug testing in association to those appointments."http://www.sherv.net/cm/emo/smoke/toke.gif |
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I guess I lost my 8 IQ points years ago dang now I'm down to my last 8. Regarding the growing of pot outdoors, not happening. In Denver where I'm from. There was an area of town, like every other town, where there were a bunch of old run down manufacturing buildings, vacant, making it an area of high crime and homelessness. It was a mess. Now they grow indoors for quality reasons. Now most of these bldgs are rented, renovated, well lit and protected with alarms and cameras reinvigorating a whole area of town. Owners have a new source of income, rent, bldgs are improved more taxes are paid and jobs created. Small retail shops that sell the medicine around town were rented for the first time in years with the same results. Plus a huge savings was made in law enforcement costs and prison space and manpower. Now there will be a lot less 18 year olds having felony records to ruin there lives over. Look at the TV benefits, the restaurants will sell more food and Katie Bells will be way more fun. Please do me a favor, rather than just kid around go to the united for care site and sign the petition. Thanks.
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Is there a 420 Friendly Club in the Villages?
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too old????
Some of us are young... Or at least we think we are.
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