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That's a good ad. What's your problem with it?
It's gubmint nanny state propaganda on a par with apparatchiks snooping in a 4-year old's lunch box.That's a good ad. What's your problem with it?
That's a good ad. What's your problem with it?
The message. Marijuana is less of a problem than alcohol and I am pretty sure jumping off a roof is not something most people want their kids doing.
That's a good ad. What's your problem with it?
The message. Marijuana is less of a problem than alcohol and I am pretty sure jumping off a roof is not something most people want their kids doing.
Denial.... it ain't just de river in Egypt.
Drugs are bad for ya. Alcohol is bad for ya. Such is life.
I don't need a government to tell me this stuff.
And I don't want idiots legalizing shit so I have to pay for your fucking life choices.
What's next, gubmint nannies telling you what to pack in your child's lunch and nagging you to eat arugula?That's a good ad. What's your problem with it?
The message. Marijuana is less of a problem than alcohol and I am pretty sure jumping off a roof is not something most people want their kids doing.
Denial.... it ain't just de river in Egypt.
Drugs are bad for ya. Alcohol is bad for ya. Such is life.
I don't need a government to tell me this stuff.
And I don't want idiots legalizing shit so I have to pay for your fucking life choices.
Napolitano defended Washington's anti-narcotics efforts Monday in Mexico City after a meeting with Mexican Interior Minister Alejandro Poire. "With respect to, 'is the drug war a failure and are we going to change our strategy?' I would not agree with the premise that the drug war is a failure. I would say however that it is a continuing effort, to keep our peoples from becoming addicted to dangerous drugs," said Napolitano.
Napolitano also expressed confidence that notorious Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, who escaped from prison in 2001, would be recaptured eventually. "Let me just say, it took us ten years to find Osama Bin laden. We found him, and you know what happened there, I'm not suggesting the same thing would happen with Guzman, but I am suggesting that we are persistent, when it comes to wrong-doers and those who do harm in both our countries, so that issue continues," added Napolitano. Nearly 50,000 people have been killed in drug-related violence in Mexico since 2006, when President Felipe Calderon launched a military crackdown against the country's drug cartels.
During her visit to Mexico City, Napolitano and Poire announced the U.S. will begin flying undocumented Mexican immigrants directly back to their home states instead of leaving them at the border where they could be targeted by criminal gangs. Napolitano's visit to Mexico was the first stop on a five-nation tour of Central and Latin America. She travels next to Guatemala, whose president, Otto Perez, has called for the legalization of narcotics as an alternative approach. Napolitano will also travel to El Salvador, Costa Rica and Panama.
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That's a good ad. What's your problem with it?
The message. Marijuana is less of a problem than alcohol and I am pretty sure jumping off a roof is not something most people want their kids doing.
You almost gotta laugh. They want to lock up people for smoking a cigarette and at the same time they want to "legalize" drugs.
You almost gotta laugh. They want to lock up people for smoking a cigarette and at the same time they want to "legalize" drugs.
I always find that a tad puzzling too.
That's a good ad. What's your problem with it?
The message. Marijuana is less of a problem than alcohol and I am pretty sure jumping off a roof is not something most people want their kids doing.
Like hell it is. You can do what you want, I don't care.... until it affects me. Do drugs, you pay for any costs associated with your dumbass choices. The problem is that it doesn't work that way... I pay for your stupidity. So, in short, fuck that.
