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reply posted on 28-11-2003 @ 09:28 PM by tr
Think of the different country we would have if hemp were legal and deregulated so that any one could grow it. Decentralized power and independence from the necessity for moving goods across the world with petrochemicals would be a positive outcome.
Deregulation of hemp would be the largest transfer of wealth and power to the common man in history , because of advances in hemp technology. Every community could grow hemp in fields outside the city. Each community in America would be reshaped. A small plant for processing the hemp into fiber would provide decentralized textile production. Fiberglass made of hemp is ten times stronger than steel, according to popular mechanics magazine(1938) Henry Ford wanted to make autobodies out of hemp fiber and eventually grow automobiles from the soil. I read an article about a new technology for molding . One of the boat companies started using the technology. Air pressure injected through millions of holes controls the shape of a boat's hull. The number of workers required to make a boat was cut dramatically. I can't see why we shouldn't be using machines like that to form houses and most of the other items we make.
Recently I read that in America, only sixteen percent of farmland is not polluted with aluminum. That is not right; aluminum is linked with alzheimer's disease. The large industries of steel and aluminum have good reason to be biased against hemp legalization because of the competition.
If our buildings were made of this hemp fiberglass, they would last a long time. Maybe you would not have to reroof your house every 100 years or so, if that. Of course some industries would suffer. But the new technologies would reward them with a cleaner environment, affordable homes (Oh. I bet bankers wouldn't like that.) And of course oil produced by hemp seed would replace many toxic paints (I loved the taste of lead when I was a child. I used to lick the walls alot. Not. But maybe I am lead poisoned to some extent. Leaded gas. ouch! Fiberglass could replace lumber and bricks in houses. So many manufactures would face sudden change. Too bad. A lot of jobs would be created..
The oil supply is at peak production and will be a rare commodity in 35 years, from what I read at www.fromthewilderness.com. Where will the oil come from then? Plants. For some reason the elite in Communist Russia hated small farmers. They took family farms away and desired to only have large producers. Look it's happening again. Hemp oil will probably be legalized when the elite control the farmland. When no one is allowed to grow anything but centralized, monopolized power.
Donald Rumsfeld just five years ago worked for a company that designed nuclear power plants for North Korea and now thinks we should go to war with N. korea because they might threaten to use the dangerous byproduct of nuclear bombs and death. Surprise! I can see our military-industrial complex just banging itself in the side of its collective head and saying, "I didn't see that one coming! Duh."
Yet, we should'nt deregulate hemp because someone might get high? We're talking getting high here people, not nuclear death. Remember the evil peacenics? So it seems that it's important that Donald Rumsfeld make money selling the process for death to a communist country that we have been at war with , but it's not ok to get on the slippery slope of deregulating hemp? Marijuana , I admit is a slippery slope, but so is prohibition law in the hands of people whose sole purpose is to protect their own income, at the expense of others.
It seems ironic, too that, when it comes to Multinational Corporations selling genetically engineered food to Europe, the very idea of cautious protectionism is dismissed as ignorant, fearmongering politics. So, then is GM food a slippery slope whereby even more sinister events occur than a pot smoker getting high. I swear, if scientists could invent the way they might engineer a mans upper body to a horse. Such is the unlimited slope before that technology. Hey cool smoke a joint and let's do that!!!


reply posted on 29-11-2003 @ 12:13 AM by tr
you really haven't read about reefer madness? You really should read the statement of dr william woodward in congressional testimony before congress. Go to schaeffer's drug library to read the records. Or just type in your search bar "statement of Dr. William C. woodward+marijuana tax act of1937. Then read in the same congressional hearings about the "tests' the government did to back up their story. They injected the active ingredient in marijuana, THC into the brains of more than a hundred dogs. One of them died within a couple of weeks. Can you imagine someone injecting you in the BRAIN with THC? nobody does that! and out of a hundred or more dogs, one died. If one didn't I bet the government guys would have hit one over the head with a hammer to make it so. Maybe the one dog who died had internal bleeding from the injection. ...or the government used the wrong size drill bit to make a hole for the needle. Reefer madness, baby! And remember what has been said about the only thing to fear is fear itself. Well the government wants you to be afraid. Very afraid. If someone injected an oxygen bubble in your head you would problably die of that.Ablob of sticky THC would be worse than a blood clot, which is called a stroke. By the way research indicates inhaling some pot could stop a stroke with one puff. It does this by relaxing the blood vessels in your brain, The vessel expands, and the clot passes harmlessly through so your brain tissue doesn't lack oxygen. Oxygen is a good thing, unless it's injected into you. Marijuana herbs can be good or bad too . You see the prohibitionists claim there is no responsible use of marijuana. Any use is abuse. Automobiles and French fries are deadly if abused, and are a slippery slope. first there were cars, then trucks, then big trucks, and tanks, and oil spills and thousands of people a year with thousands of tons of metal streaking down the road with some nut driving with a newspaper in his lap and an elbow on the wheel and french fries on the floor and the seat and a cigarette in one hand and a cellphone in the other and then lady dianna was killed in a car wreck. too. So lets outlaw automobiles and wheels. You know the worst example of reefer madness is that people have been thrown in jail for smoking pot and all under the excuse that marijuana is mind altering and might make you kill someone. And the pot smokers got more jail time than actual murderers. think about that. It's a crime against moneyed interests. What else would explain it. We would not give a person more hard time in jail for owning a gun or gun. or a knife. or a boxcutter or a rock or a pillow, than for actually killing someone with one of those items, would we? All are slippery slopes because they are potential murder weapons. Now legalizing homosexuality is a slippery slope. Oh-boy. throw in some baby oil and and a romantic dinner for two. Muslim countries execute them. If we make homosexuality legal then we are increasing the cultural differences between the christian and the west and the islamic countries. America: Alcohol is ok. homosexuality is ok- arab countries pot is ok alcohol a crime homosexuality a punishable by death. I don't know details about which islamic countries do what exactly but it seems like a great divide to me.. Do a test if you are brave. drink a enough alcohol to get a buzz say three beers. Sit down in front of your computer and see if you can get a decent thought typed out. Then get high and see if you can be creative. pot-creative-alcohol destructive. to me anyway, goodnight.
p.s. go to a free country and do it-it's illegal here.
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reply posted on 29-11-2003 @ 01:32 AM by baked
See the Hypocrisy

ASHCROFT'S NEPHEW GOT PROBATION AFTER MAJOR POT BUST
Although His Arrest For Growing 60 Plants Could Have Landed Him In Federal Prison, Alex Ashcroft Was Tried In State Court And Avoided Jail -- Despite His Uncle's Crusade For Tougher Federal Drug Laws And Mandatory Prison Sentences

The nephew of Attorney General-designate John Ashcroft received probation after a felony conviction in state court for growing 60 marijuana plants with intent to distribute the drug in 1992 -- a lenient sentence, given that the charges against him often trigger much tougher federal penalties and jail time. Ashcroft was the tough-on-drugs Missouri governor at the time

www.mapinc.org...

Compared to:


NINETY-THREE YEARS FOR POT
The hands may tell the story in the case against Will Foster, who just completed the first of an assigned 93 years in prison.

Or maybe the tale is told by a bloated left pinky. You couldn’t call it a little finger. It’s huge. It has the swerve of a highway off-ramp.

The detour that has become of this man’s life centers around a crime he admits to committing.


www.marijuananews.com...

Now how about this:


Stepping up the Justice Department's battle with federal judges over sentencing guidelines, Attorney General John Ashcroft has directed government lawyers to report on judges who give out softer sentences and to start appealing those sentences in far higher numbers.

The move, circulated in an internal memo last week, was anticipated under a measure known as the Feeney amendment, adopted by Congress in April to strengthen judges' adherence to new, stricter sentencing guidelines. Many judges, including U.S. Chief Justice William Rehnquist, view the new rules as a further attack on their independence

www.mapinc.org...
Does this seem fair?


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