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Rhode Island just decriminalized marijuana. The time has come for government to stop wasting resources and ruining lives with the irrational prohibition of a relatively harmless, naturally occurring tranquilizer.I do find it odd that any president would even consider getting youth votes by encouraging drug use. This is a first.
I doubt those teens will be thrilled over medical pot.
Candidate Barack Obama artfully conveyed the impression that he was enlightened on the marijuana issue. Then shortly after being elected he contemptuously dismissed the issue, refusing to even discuss it, and proceeded to ignore one of this Nation's most seriously damaging problems -- the War on Drugs. That fact, alone, is going to cost him millions of potential votes.
While I dread the prospect of a Romney presidency I understand how Obama's deceitful nature is likely to cost him the election. He can't be trusted.
Bull--shit you know there have been more prosecutions in California regarding medical marijuana under Obama's watch--in 3-1/2 years than under G.W. Bush in 8 years. That's a fact.
I had alot of friends that were stoners, and hell they were fun, but it's a young man's game. How do serious adults still smoke pot?
Rhode Island just decriminalized marijuana. The time has come for government to stop wasting resources and ruining lives with the irrational prohibition of a relatively harmless, naturally occurring tranquilizer.
Candidate Barack Obama artfully conveyed the impression that he was enlightened on the marijuana issue. Then shortly after being elected he contemptuously dismissed the issue, refusing to even discuss it, and proceeded to ignore one of this Nation's most seriously damaging problems -- the War on Drugs. That fact, alone, is going to cost him millions of potential votes.
While I dread the prospect of a Romney presidency I understand how Obama's deceitful nature is likely to cost him the election. He can't be trusted.
Can stoners not live life without? Is it really THAT important, MAN. I just cant stand stoners, annoying as all hell. Can ya read me the list of uses for hemp again?
I used to partake now and then but quit over 20 years ago. I am surprised that it is still illegal considering that the folks in power now were all exposed to it back in the 60's and 70's. Recreational use aside, it is effective in restoring appetite for chemo patients and also for glaucoma. I've heard of people using it for other problems as well.
Can stoners not live life without? Is it really THAT important, MAN. I just cant stand stoners, annoying as all hell. Can ya read me the list of uses for hemp again?
I used to partake now and then but quit over 20 years ago. I am surprised that it is still illegal considering that the folks in power now were all exposed to it back in the 60's and 70's. Recreational use aside, it is effective in restoring appetite for chemo patients and also for glaucoma. I've heard of people using it for other problems as well. Hemp can be used for fiber, food, oil, etc. The constitution was written on hemp paper. I think the time has long since passed for legalization. It was made illegal because of trumped up hysteria in the first place. Read up on "Reefer Madness".
nice one, I forgot the list. I'm not big on substances that alter your personality (that includes alcohol, although I'll toss down a Johnny Walker or a mixed drink from time to time)
Presuming you like pizza, how would you feel if some corporate interest convinced the Congress that pizza was poisonous and it was banned?
Rhode Island just decriminalized marijuana. The time has come for government to stop wasting resources and ruining lives with the irrational prohibition of a relatively harmless, naturally occurring tranquilizer.
Candidate Barack Obama artfully conveyed the impression that he was enlightened on the marijuana issue. Then shortly after being elected he contemptuously dismissed the issue, refusing to even discuss it, and proceeded to ignore one of this Nation's most seriously damaging problems -- the War on Drugs. That fact, alone, is going to cost him millions of potential votes.
While I dread the prospect of a Romney presidency I understand how Obama's deceitful nature is likely to cost him the election. He can't be trusted.
Can stoners not live life without? Is it really THAT important, MAN. I just cant stand stoners, annoying as all hell. Can ya read me the list of uses for hemp again?
I used to partake now and then but quit over 20 years ago. I am surprised that it is still illegal considering that the folks in power now were all exposed to it back in the 60's and 70's. Recreational use aside, it is effective in restoring appetite for chemo patients and also for glaucoma. I've heard of people using it for other problems as well. Hemp can be used for fiber, food, oil, etc. The constitution was written on hemp paper. I think the time has long since passed for legalization. It was made illegal because of trumped up hysteria in the first place. Read up on "Reefer Madness".
Let the states decide the matter.
The states can't decide the matter, cause nixon and Congress made a treaty with the UN to outlaw pot. It would take and act of Congress to change the treaty signed in 1970.
Presuming you like pizza, how would you feel if some corporate interest convinced the Congress that pizza was poisonous and it was banned?
Pizza doesn't highjack your limbic system.
I knew Franco wanted it legalised, He probably needs LSD legal though
Hmm: Obama May Lure Youth Vote through Pot Legalization
6/14/12 By Kate Hicks
With President Obama's approval rankings taking a dip, and his head-to-head matchups with Mitt Romney looking awfully close, it may be time for him to break out another secret weapon: pot legalization. So says speculation, at least, drawing comparisons to the Bush campaign's 2004 effort to put gay marriage bans on ballots as a way of motivating the right. Several states will have weed legalization measures on their ballots this fall, and the Democrats are hoping this will energize the youth.
This year there's another incumbent president with modest approval ratings who could turn out his base with controversial ballot measures. ... In 2012, voters in swing states will decide whether they'll allow their fellow citizens to bear joints. Unlike the gay marriage votes, there's no indication that Obama's re-election team is behind any of the pot legalization initiatives, but there are Democrats who are hoping that it will boost turnout among weed's biggest fans: young people.
Getting more young people to vote has long been a Democratic fantasy, since they tend to vote so heavily Democratic. But past attempts to bong the vote have been disappointing, in part because stoners aren't the group anyone would most count on to bother filling out a ballot.
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Hmm: Obama May Lure Youth Vote through Pot Legalization - Kate Hicks
Presuming you like pizza, how would you feel if some corporate interest convinced the Congress that pizza was poisonous and it was banned?Can stoners not live life without? Is it really THAT important, MAN. I just cant stand stoners, annoying as all hell. Can ya read me the list of uses for hemp again?
.....at one time??!!!
No, but depending of the type of pizza you get it could clog your arteries and give you a heart attack. Better ban it just to be sure.
now I know how he's gonna get people to believe in his economic policies, I already know the liberals on this board are high.
I'm high all the time and I STILL don't believe the lying Marxist-In-Chief...
Hmm: Obama May Lure Youth Vote through Pot Legalization
6/14/12 By Kate Hicks
With President Obama's approval rankings taking a dip, and his head-to-head matchups with Mitt Romney looking awfully close, it may be time for him to break out another secret weapon: pot legalization. So says speculation, at least, drawing comparisons to the Bush campaign's 2004 effort to put gay marriage bans on ballots as a way of motivating the right. Several states will have weed legalization measures on their ballots this fall, and the Democrats are hoping this will energize the youth.
This year there's another incumbent president with modest approval ratings who could turn out his base with controversial ballot measures. ... In 2012, voters in swing states will decide whether they'll allow their fellow citizens to bear joints. Unlike the gay marriage votes, there's no indication that Obama's re-election team is behind any of the pot legalization initiatives, but there are Democrats who are hoping that it will boost turnout among weed's biggest fans: young people.
Getting more young people to vote has long been a Democratic fantasy, since they tend to vote so heavily Democratic. But past attempts to bong the vote have been disappointing, in part because stoners aren't the group anyone would most count on to bother filling out a ballot.
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Hmm: Obama May Lure Youth Vote through Pot Legalization - Kate Hicks
alot of us old heads like to smoke pot also.and we don't have to take a piss test to get our monies.
There is nothing Obama won't do to buy a vote.
I do find it odd that any president would even consider getting youth votes by encouraging drug use. This is a first.
I doubt those teens will be thrilled over medical pot.
I always thought liberals hated smoking...oh yeah just the stuff that wont make you high, I guess that's what they need to make it through the day. Explains the drug use in very liberal cities.
Not this one. I want to smoke a legal Havana. Normalize relations with Cuba just for the cigars.
No, but depending of the type of pizza you get it could clog your arteries and give you a heart attack. Better ban it just to be sure.
I don't care about saving you from you.
I care about saving me from you.
I knew Franco wanted it legalised, He probably needs LSD legal though
Oh no not the dreaded "LSD".
Hahahahahaha. But for what it's worth, yeah, legalize that too.
Everyone who presently enjoys or who has in the past enjoyed the euphoric and tranquilizing effects of marijuana should not be thought of as "pot heads" anymore than those who enjoy a few beers or a cocktail now and then should be thought of as drunks. So your position reflects circumstantial ignorance and you would be quite surprised at how many very ordinary Americans would respond favorably if Obama would encourage review of the existing marijuana prohibition -- which happens to be totally counterproductive.[...]
I'm not worried about him attemtping to push pot legislation. Even if that happens, I can't imagine many pot heads going out to vote.
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