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Topic started on 5-3-2006 @ 07:06 PM by Rasobasi420
Has anyone heard about this guy Mark Emory? He faces extradition from Canada for selling marijuana seeds over the internet to Americans. I just watched a segment on it on 60minutes, and found an article on Google. This man faces life in US federal prison, where in Canada he could only get a $200 dollar fine.

To me this looks like the US government is going a bit far with it’s war on drugs, and it’s “world policing”. I wonder what steps the US would take if the courts refused extradition? Is this a plan to undermine Canadian soveregnty?


reply posted on 5-3-2006 @ 08:26 PM by WithinyouWithoutyou
Jeez, if they feel that strongly about it why don't they bust the humps of the American citizens who bought the stuff. Trying to impose American laws on Canadian citizens doesn't fly here; This is a SOVEREIGN nation. If selling the seeds of a plant is a criminal offence in America then inflict that ridiculousness upon Americans. Spend YOUR billions imprisoning your own citizens for useless trivialities and let us go to the doctor for our free medical marijuana.

This rant is in no way meant to insult or degrade the noble people of America. Merely their government.

Seriously though, what has twenty years of the War on Drugs accomplished? where are the returns from the billions spent? Is the heroin, coke and crack off the streets? How many good people are behind bars soaking up tax dollars cause they had a joint in their pocket? Pharmaceuticals can be far more deadly, yet they are on advertised every day on TV. Can a green leafy PLANT with so many redeeming qualities really be more of a threat than the DRUGS doctors prescribe every day?

Face it, the War on Drugs is a front, their is more drugs on the street than ever, the tax dollars of hard working Americans goes to waste and the big wigs in the pharma industry make billions. Sorry, I've gone off on a tangent.

I believe the Canadian legislation on marijuana to be far more reasonable than their draconian American counterparts. It's a cultural thing, the average Canadian does not see the reef as a hard drug or even as a drug at all. It's simply a plant that gets you high among other things. That is the Canadian perspective and it should be respected as such. Have Canadian laws regarding this plant really turned Canada into a cesspool of corruption? Would stiffer penalties transform Canada into the utopia that is the U.S. of A?

Extraditing Emory simply says that we as Canadians are incapable of governing ourselves and making our own decisions. Emery is a Canadian and he broke Canadian laws while in Canada. He should be subject to Canadian penalties. End of story.

I again would like to emphasize I mean no disrespect to my American brothers and sisters, I have no beef with you. Obviously, I do have problems with your government as I do with the government of my own nation. I simply wish to see citizens treated as free human beings and not as chattel. Emery stays.
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