National Cancer Institute Says Marijuana is Helpful

[G.T.]

I'm talking politically, dickweed.

Right, and you're a douchebag because.....simply put, you don't tell me who I support. I'll tell you.

OK...Which democrat --and don't tell me that you don't support the most socialistic/progressive of them-- has come out and unambiguously declared that the federal "war" on (some) drugs should end, as a matter of course?

Dennis Kucinich?....Bernie Sanders?

That question is inane to who I support and also has nothing to do with anything I've said in this thread, at all.

 

[Oddball]

I'm talking about general political support, and you know it.

When the Democrat Party comes out with a plank which unambiguously calls for the end of the idiotic "war" on (some) drugs, or even the repeal of Marijuana Tax Stamp Act, then all the self-serving grumbling about the unjustness of the federal MJ laws from the left is just that...Self-serving grumbling.

Positively fucked up as the GOP is (I'm still an LP voter, just for the record), at least Dr. Ron Paul has the 'nads to take a stand on this one.

 

[Harry Dresden]

If marijuana is the cure to Cancer, I'd rather have the Cancer, thank you very much.

you can have the Cancer.....ill take the fucking pot.....am i supposed to think your a smart individual after a statement like that?...."no Doc. ill just keep wasting away with the Cancer because i am more scared of getting "hooked" on Pot"......

 

[theDoctorisIn]

AP IMPACT: After 40 years, $1 trillion, US War on Drugs has failed to meet any of its goals - FoxNews.com

MEXICO CITY (AP) — After 40 years, the United States' war on drugs has cost $1 trillion and hundreds of thousands of lives, and for what? Drug use is rampant and violence even more brutal and widespread.
Even U.S. drug czar Gil Kerlikowske concedes the strategy hasn't worked.
"In the grand scheme, it has not been successful," Kerlikowske told The Associated Press. "Forty years later, the concern about drugs and drug problems is, if anything, magnified, intensified."


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Bill Buckley made that observation decades ago...Dr. Ron Paul concurs.

I don't think you could even get Bernie Sanders or Dennis Kucinnich to come out and say that the "war" on (some) drugs is an abysmal failure and needs to end.

I think they've both come out against the war on drugs. Can't find quotes though.