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Originally posted by Venus
You need to wake the F*%& up !! If you are so strong and without defects then why do you smoke weed? If you are so unhappy with the laws in this country, why are you still here? It is my belief that you are so defensive about this issue because you got caught. Please...if you will....tell me the story. How much did you get caught with and what was the "OH SO BAD PUNISHMENT" you received. I see you are free to post on the internet...I see you are allowed to speak your mind....I see you are still using and doing whatever it is you think is right to your own body. Other then protecting society (which is me and mine) what others ways is the government keeping you from smoking weed?
Originally posted by Venus
You say that like it's a bad thing
Originally posted by Satyr
Yes. That's a sickening thing, when you're agnostic. Being court ordered to take part in religious meetings? It's just one more example of idiots trying to force their beliefs on me.
Had you been paying attention....you would have figured out that there is nothing religious about AA or NA.
BTW - You blew it! If I didn't know all this about you, I would have loaned you the money to get out of this country. But you'll just spend it on weed so nevermind...
Originally posted by Satyr
[From my perspective, people like you are the entire problem. You and your kind are responsible for laws that attempt to inflict your narrow thinking on me and millions of others like me. It's a desperate attempt to control the uncontrollable. We'd all be so much happier if you and yours could just learn what me and mine have always known. Live and let live.
As you try to fall asleep tonight....remember this....I WILL BE PRAYING FOR YOU
Originally posted by Venus
Originally posted by Satyr
Yes. That's a sickening thing, when you're agnostic. Being court ordered to take part in religious meetings? It's just one more example of idiots trying to force their beliefs on me.
Had you been paying attention....you would have figured out that there is nothing religious about AA or NA.
BTW - You blew it! If I didn't know all this about you, I would have loaned you the money to get out of this country. But you'll just spend it on weed so nevermind...
As you try to fall asleep tonight....remember this....I WILL BE PRAYING FOR YOU
Originally posted by Satyr
This will now conclude any further attempts to communicate with you. You're a lost cause. I hope you and god will be very happy together.
If anything, I should feel sorry for you. However, I don't.
OH MY GOD......I WAS THINKING THAT EXACT SAME THING ABOUT YOU.....
He does work in mysterious ways...doesn't he?
Originally posted by MessedUpAnnie
Safe Injection Site
I'm glad Vancouver has this safe injection site. At first I was disgusted, especially since my tax dollars are paying for this. But, now I realize that these people aren't going to stop doing drugs just because I want them to and at least the used needles won't be in the playgrounds anymore.
Originally posted by Skadi_the_Evil_Elf
Venus, so now you have traded your drugs for religion?
Whats the difference? both are addictive dangerous drugs that # up the human mind. My unlce turned Jesus freak after he got off the heroin.
I prefered him much better as a lying, stealing drug addict than a high on Jesus religious kook.
You simply traded one drug for another.
"Religion is the opiate of the masses"
-Karl Marx-
How sad but true.
Originally posted by Zion Mainframe
Oh boy another drugs thread...
Yes, drugs (cannabis) should be legalised FOR MEDICAL purposes only.
Great, I love these kids with their fancy drug avatars, you really think you're tough and interesting with an avatar like that, huh?
Blah, that's SO lame.
Here in Holland it's almost as normal as drinking alcohol. The problems caused by drugs are enormous. And by legalising it, the problems will only increase. Why? Well if the drugs are leagalised, you will have to pay tax on them too. Making it even more expensive than it already is.
It will be so expensive that the drug addicts have to steel even more too get some money toghter for their addiction.
Surely it will be less atractive to teens that want to experiment, since it's not illegal anymore there is no element of danger, doing something illegal.
BUT, it will be a lot easier for kids to gain acces to drugs.
I've seen it all, kids that end u doing shi!tty jobs due to their addiction. They fail tests at school, because they are too tired and too stoned to do their homework.
A friend of mine ended up in a mental institute. Another commited suicide.
No drugs for me ever, and it should only be legalised for medical purposes, not for fancy teens, blah
The problems caused by drugs are enormous. And by legalising it, the problems will only increase. Why? Well if the drugs are leagalised, you will have to pay tax on them too. Making it even more expensive than it already is.
It will be so expensive that the drug addicts have to steel even more too get some money toghter for their addiction.
The societal costs of propagandizing against marijuana and marijuana law reform, funding anti-marijuana 'science', interdicting marijuana, eradicating domestically grown marijuana and industrial hemp, law enforcement, prosecuting and incarcerating marijuana smokers costs U.S. taxpayers in excess of $12 billion annually.
Hemp is a distinct variety of the plant species cannabis sativa L. that contains minimal (less than 1%) amounts of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the primary psychoactive ingredient in marijuana. It is a tall, slender, fibrous plant similar to flax or kenaf. Various parts of the plant can be utilized in the making of textiles, paper, paints, clothing, plastics, cosmetics, foodstuffs, insulation, animal feed and other products. The hemp plant is currently harvested for commercial purposes in over 30 nations, including Canada, Japan and the European Union. Nevertheless, U.S. law strictly forbids its domestic cultivation. NORML lobbies state and federal legislators to lift this ban and recognize hemp as a commercial agricultural commodity.