California Proposition 19: the Marijuana Legalization Initiative

RiccardoFire wrote:

<quoted text>There is the religion of pot, the religion of Global Warming, there is no difference. Jesus said "Follow me" and He was not violent.

Mr Anderson wrote:

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ambassador stevens father has already expresed disgust over the right making this a campaign talking point....so quit bring his family up, because they hate you.
and while the rest of your pathetic tribe has moved on to getting their whuppings in the tax debate??
your still stuck at the airpost(without a passport) in benghazi, raving like a street person, to who ever will listen..
your adress?? www.prettysaddude@im' lostinlibya.com

RiccardoFire wrote:

<quoted text>Stevens was not the only one killed, the Family of the SEAL slain in Libya wants answers. http://video.foxnews.com/v/1916360455001/fami...

RiccardoFire wrote:

<quoted text>Good one...lol....hitler or Jonestown comes up every 500th post. Have the card, will let it expire, tried pot for severe pain from a slip disk. I noticed how the medical pot shops are full of pot heads. But the pot didn't help, just caused heartburn and more discomfort. Tried smoking and edibles. It would be more honest if they just made it legal. For pot heads it's like a religion. There you go, that's my story. Happy?

Bruno24 wrote:

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Not so much. People will either grow it at home, or buy it in some places nearby. They will not buy it on the streets if they can get products with some guarantied quality. In my country it is legal to grow two plants, but most still prefer to travel 100 miles to have a choice between different, yet illegal, products which excels in quality. In The Netherlands you will not find pot in the streets, only bad quality pots for ignorant tourists, and this in the place which attracts tourists: it is almost just a sort a folklore. Once legal, you will not buy pot in the street, like after alcohol prohibition, you can't find alcohol in the street: such street products are too much suspect of fraud or unhealthy mixing. People will prefer not taking the risk of consuming it when they can buy cheap good products in the super-market. Still, I think the age of 18 would be better than 21, but this is another debate.

Mr Anderson wrote:

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again bruno, reichardo is a little soft on the concept that europe could do anyything better or more efficient than the USA...
when you and I know many things are done better and more efficiently in the lowliest of new EU/nato allies.....
for instance every other industrialized country in the world has universal health coverage.......except the corporatly controlled USA.....they know what is good for their citizens , it is just the right that doesnt care...so they road blocked, even On Obama care..
which isnt even universal care..
BTW???.......you can BUY clones or seedlings in amsterdam, if you want to grow at home right??

Mr Anderson wrote:

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I take it you are spiritual and non-religious.....like many of us who post on this thread..
however let me be the first to warn you.
next in line for the rethuglican nomination is reich santorum, former Pa senator and Presidential candidate....
he, like mike huckabee(wackabee) may run in 16', to bring the children of god back into the church!
what do you think of the social conservative arm of your broken party?? havnt they screwed you enough already, and isnt it time for a divorce??

Mr Anderson wrote:

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again bruno, reichardo is a little soft on the concept that europe could do anyything better or more efficient than the USA...
when you and I know many things are done better and more efficiently in the lowliest of new EU/nato allies.....
for instance every other industrialized country in the world has universal health coverage.......except the corporatly controlled USA.....they know what is good for their citizens , it is just the right that doesnt care...so they road blocked, even On Obama care..
which isnt even universal care..
BTW???.......you can BUY clones or seedlings in amsterdam, if you want to grow at home right??

RiccardoFire wrote:

<quoted text>Everyone knows politics and religion don't mix. And legally, can't. I really don't care what religion a person is to be President. That's why I was upset when all the bigots and haters came out with all the Mormon stuff. If you didn't like Romney because of what he stood for or said, it's your right, but to constantly write all this Mormon stuff was foolish.

RiccardoFire wrote:

<quoted text>Everyone knows politics and religion don't mix. And legally, can't. I really don't care what religion a person is to be President. That's why I was upset when all the bigots and haters came out with all the Mormon stuff. If you didn't like Romney because of what he stood for or said, it's your right, but to constantly write all this Mormon stuff was foolish.

RiccardoFire wrote:

<quoted text>Does it make you feel better if you can spit your disagreements with me to another person?

Bruno24 wrote:

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We can do that. Personally I have always buy seeds, and grow the plants with the few natural light we can have here. I smoke leaves, mainly when I am ill or sick, since 40 years. It is the most efficacious medication I got the chance to find, except perhaps for Salvia divinorum. Also, I believe that the "drug prohibition problem" is highly international, but the US have not a fair role in there. But that's also why the evolution of the policy in the US is so important for the rest of the world. I wish other US states quickly legalize cannabis, for medication and recreation.

Jillian Galloway wrote:

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That's a little naive as religious people are obliged to be true to their religious beliefs at *all* times. So a religious person in power is compelled to use their position to advance the ideology of the religion.

Mr Anderson wrote:

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I agree....
that is why I only ripped him down for being a wealthy corporate fat cat, who wanted to let big business do exactly as they pleased...
that is not a representative of the american people at large.
his religion?? it is sort of a cult...
though if he were elected?? he would have been the first president to have been a sitting bishop for a church.

Mr Anderson wrote:

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my real aim is to motivate you to study OUTSIDE the bubble...
and join some discussions as a guy who has a well rounded veiw..
am I wrong about how you feel about the europeans?? and their socialist health care system..
you deemed that inferior, when in fact they get better outcomes for their dollars because they make a religion out of practicing "preventative care!!""