California Proposition 19: the Marijuana Legalization Initiative

[Loppers]

I'll try it again.

Only hard hats, gloves and shoes?

[stone cold steve austin]

Nothing like a bud in the pipe and getting really stoned before work

[BNfrankie]

Nothing is allowed here anymore.

You haven't paid your potection yet.

[Bruno24]

RiccardoFire wrote:

<quoted text>You should read the shyt you write when you are off of pot and shrooms or what ever you are on. Put down the bong, try to think for a moment.

I don't smoke pot, except when I am sick and then it is in a homeopathic way, and I take mushrooms once every two years. Your insinuation is misplaced and quasi-insulting. But I did study the prohibition since more than 30 years, and I have never seen the slightest evidence that drugs are problems, nor even that the term "drug" has any sense other than "product whose illegality enrich some minorities". The USA, in the domain of health is a kind of socialist paternalism which, actually, just hide a criminal way to govern a country. There are big drug problems, but they are due exclusively to the prohibition, like with alcohol.

Legalize cannabis, because it is just excellent for the health.
Legalize the dangerous drugs, because it is the *only* way to control them, and to protect the children, from them and from the criminals.

To forbid a plant is just total nonsense. By doing that, you are either purposefully working for the bandits, or you have a real problem with statistics and logic.

Prohibition and the war on drug is just the better way to make drugs spreading everywhere, without quality and price control. It benefits only to the criminals. There are tuns of studies on this. I did gave the references. You can go on the website of LEAP(*) to find a lot of them.

Just privatize health. For God and children's sake.

LEAP = Law Enforcement Against Prohibition. It is an organization by cops who are vets of the war on drugs, and who have a direct lived understanding of the complete nonsense and counter-productivity of the prohibition laws.

[Nashed]

Ouch, Bruno 24..

Where are they going to get all the money to buy shinny nw toys with?

[Klickles]

Look we have the out of towners, two handed phoo flingers back.

[RiccardoFire]

Bruno24 wrote:

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Legalize cannabis, because it is just excellent for the health.
Legalize the dangerous drugs, because it is the *only* way to control them, and to protect the children, from them and from the criminals.

LOL..you nuts dude. We made booze legal and how is that working out? They still drive drunk and cause deaths. Now you want all drugs legal? lol..you nuts. Why do you lie so much about pot? You make it sound like it's actually healthy for you. Do you have glaucoma?

[Bruno24]

RiccardoFire wrote:

<quoted text>LOL..you nuts dude. We made booze legal and how is that working out? They still drive drunk and cause deaths. Now you want all drugs legal? lol..you nuts. Why do you lie so much about pot? You make it sound like it's actually healthy for you. Do you have glaucoma?

But since I use medical cannabis, that is about 45 years, my health budget has been reduced a lot. Cannabis was part of many medication since a long time. Around me, the user of cannabis are indeed in the average more healthy than the user of legal medication. I have stopped to have cold, I have cure in one week a sciatica, and, yes, I am overwhelmed by the benefits of cannabis. I have counted for a long time the number of diseases which can be cured with it, until I see on the net that such listing are known, and ignored, probably for fear by physicians and pharmacists to lose their job. I am not sure. In the USA even non psychedelic hemp has been made illegal, when it is actually a plant with many nutritive quality. Then I have followed closely the discoveries, made and remade of its highly promising help in the treatment of cancer.
So, well, yes, I believe that cannabis can be good for you. As any medication, some abuse can be problematic, but then, again, you have to compare with abuse of other drugs, like alcohol, tobacco, tranquilizers, and then you see that cannabis leads to a far less problematical form of abuse. Cannabis is not alone, in the quasi-miraculous medication. Salvia divinorum and Tabernanthe iboga are quite efficacious too, for a large variety of health problems, notably addiction to drugs (like alcoholism, tobacco abuse, heroin addiction, etc.). I don't want to discourage the synthetic pharmacology to continue to compete with nature, but not by unfair law propelled by greed. The government has no business to tell me what is good or bad for me and my family.

[Largelanguage]

Bruno24 wrote:

<quoted text>
I don't smoke pot, except when I am sick and then it is in a homeopathic way, and I take mushrooms once every two years. Your insinuation is misplaced and quasi-insulting. But I did study the prohibition since more than 30 years, and I have never seen the slightest evidence that drugs are problems, nor even that the term "drug" has any sense other than "product whose illegality enrich some minorities". The USA, in the domain of health is a kind of socialist paternalism which, actually, just hide a criminal way to govern a country. There are big drug problems, but they are due exclusively to the prohibition, like with alcohol.
Legalize cannabis, because it is just excellent for the health.
Legalize the dangerous drugs, because it is the *only* way to control them, and to protect the children, from them and from the criminals.
To forbid a plant is just total nonsense. By doing that, you are either purposefully working for the bandits, or you have a real problem with statistics and logic.
Prohibition and the war on drug is just the better way to make drugs spreading everywhere, without quality and price control. It benefits only to the criminals. There are tuns of studies on this. I did gave the references. You can go on the website of LEAP(*) to find a lot of them.
Just privatize health. For God and children's sake.
LEAP = Law Enforcement Against Prohibition. It is an organization by cops who are vets of the war on drugs, and who have a direct lived understanding of the complete nonsense and counter-productivity of the prohibition laws.

It doesn't lead to criminals to controlling a country. A kid who goes to gangs to get drugs would go to gangs anyway.

[The Pilots Out]

RiccardoFire wrote:

<quoted text>LOL..you nuts dude. We made booze legal and how is that working out? They still drive drunk and cause deaths. Now you want all drugs legal? lol..you nuts. Why do you lie so much about pot? You make it sound like it's actually healthy for you. Do you have glaucoma?

Hey flamer- I suppose you are suggesting there was less danger and criminality when booze was illegal- freakin' moron?
If you ever had an intelligent though it would die of loneliness.

[RiccardoFire]

Bruno24 wrote:

<quoted text>
But since I use medical cannabis, that is about 45 years, my health budget has been reduced a lot. Cannabis was part of many medication since a long time. Around me, the user of cannabis are indeed in the average more healthy than the user of legal medication. I have stopped to have cold, I have cure in one week a sciatica, and, yes, I am overwhelmed by the benefits of cannabis. I have counted for a long time the number of diseases which can be cured with it, until I see on the net that such listing are known, and ignored, probably for fear by physicians and pharmacists to lose their job. I am not sure. In the USA even non psychedelic hemp has been made illegal, when it is actually a plant with many nutritive quality. Then I have followed closely the discoveries, made and remade of its highly promising help in the treatment of cancer.
So, well, yes, I believe that cannabis can be good for you. As any medication, some abuse can be problematic, but then, again, you have to compare with abuse of other drugs, like alcohol, tobacco, tranquilizers, and then you see that cannabis leads to a far less problematical form of abuse. Cannabis is not alone, in the quasi-miraculous medication. Salvia divinorum and Tabernanthe iboga are quite efficacious too, for a large variety of health problems, notably addiction to drugs (like alcoholism, tobacco abuse, heroin addiction, etc.). I don't want to discourage the synthetic pharmacology to continue to compete with nature, but not by unfair law propelled by greed. The government has no business to tell me what is good or bad for me and my family.

Just admit you like the feeling of getting high, it's great for stress, but don't lie like it can cure all. You make it sound like it should be a vitamin. Stop reading high times so much.

[RiccardoFire]

The Pilots Out wrote:

<quoted text>
Hey flamer- I suppose you are suggesting there was less danger and criminality when booze was illegal- freakin' moron?
If you ever had an intelligent though it would die of loneliness.

So you want to make cocaine and meth legal because we can't stop it anyway? You nuts too!

[RiccardoFire]

Why didn't pot cure bob marley of cancer?

[The Pilots Out]

Why doesn't Jesus heal your stupidity?

[RiccardoFire]

The Pilots Out wrote:

Why doesn't Jesus heal your stupidity?

It's because you are the stupid one this whole time. But too stupid to realize it.

[The Pilots Out]

RiccardoFire wrote:

<quoted text>It's because you are the stupid one this whole time. But too stupid to realize it.

What's that supposed to mean?

[The Pilots Out]

RiccardoFire wrote:

<quoted text>It's because you are the stupid one this whole time. But too stupid to realize it.

I are have been?
You are perfect and continuous, why so tense?
I'm sorry, that sounds stupid- that's why you don't understand.
I hear the military is training gorillas to use the Internet.
They just have to learn to spell their grunting.
Sleep tight Ko Ko.

[Jimbo]

doc jones and i support the inhilationism or pot. uptwo and incudding the anal penetratsionalism of candibus.
Vote Jimbo/Jones soon
Jimbo"s the won

[mrogmann]

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Lets Legalize it

[Josh next]

I heard the good citizens of Bell have chipped in to build a new wooden Gallows to hang the scum-bags.

Six former officials of the scandal-ridden city of Bell, Ca. go on trial January, 2013 in a massive corruption case that nearly bankrupted the Los Angeles suburb.