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Andrew Cohen: Economic Crisis Spurring Politicians To Talk About Legalizing Pot

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by badtiger4202 September 27, 2009 12:16 AM EDT
porbly a lot bc it illegal and for that money it stays that way ILLEGAL
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by badtiger4202 September 27, 2009 12:01 AM EDT
no he need to taxe for all the us
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by Sober_or_Free September 26, 2009 2:39 PM EDT
This website along with the US government receives $$$$ from alcohol companies. Even though marijuana legalization is the #1 issue sent to the Obama website Whitehouse.org formerly change.org ; The reason we remain in the dark is because the idiots in charge like getting drunk around children. Yes it is legal to buy and consume alcohol around children. And the people against marijuana legalization won`t give up their "drug" . So I`ll make it simple for everyone. " If you can prove a lifetime of sobriety, then you should have a say in lawmaking. If you have ever done any alcohol or other drugs that make you brain dead then shut your drunk hypocritical mouth." We can be sober and kill each other, or we can be free and work together. The baby-raping drunks reign of terror is soon to be dust.
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by evilsteve69 September 23, 2009 2:42 PM EDT
just let the stoners get stoned i say
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by r1chyr1chy September 12, 2009 1:58 PM EDT
legalizing marijuana is a great idea but lowering the drinking age isnt at all. for one thing, underage drinkers will avoid public situations when drunk, and won't be driving. marijuana would make the world a better place
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by thompsonai September 11, 2009 5:41 PM EDT
If Tylenol were purchased from the same guy who sold heroin, crack, and coke, it would likely be a gateway drug as well. It's consumed to relieve pain, right? And it's manufactured, just like other hard drugs. What makes Tylenol and different from Marijuana?

Did you know all those things you "learned" in your youth were entirely fabricated by a Mr. Henry Aslinger? Have you ever tried, known someone who has tried, or even done any research into the illegalization in the 1930s? Or do you just believe everything you *remember* hearing. Did you know the main opposers of the illegalization of Marijuana were the AMA, also known as the American Medical Association? Do you have any clue at all?
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by thesmoker420 September 10, 2009 12:49 AM EDT
i would love for it to be legalized, there is nothing wrong with it would help the us get out of debit. hay 420 hell yea
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by heita4631 August 10, 2009 1:42 PM EDT
you sound like someone who made Reefer Madness a reality. i've smoked for over six years, and believe me, i've smoked a LOT. and this doesn't happen. maybe he was mixing more than mj in his tobacco.
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by heita4631 August 10, 2009 1:24 PM EDT
can i just say that one of the validictorians of my class was also one of the biggest smokers in our high school? enough said..?
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by heita4631 August 10, 2009 1:02 PM EDT
how many deaths from overdose of cocaine as compared to marijuana? honestly, how could you even compare the two, ESPECIALLY being an ex-cop, a profession in which you surely would know the difference in the outcome of usage of each? it just seems like you're completely slandering against something you really know nothing about, besides what has been publicated to you. just because people are considering this harmless herb being legalized doesn't mean that everyone's just lost their common sense and is going to legalize other drugs that actually are potentially dangerous. think about what you're saying. and inform yourself before you decide to speak. just a suggestion.
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