Missouri voters approve legalization of marijuana for recreational use

[EvilCat Breath]

Lol, as long one can "feel" good about him/herself/itself. Demonizing? No, people have been snorting, smoking, drinking, since the beginning. None of it is good for your health.

Nor the health of the entire civic structure.

portland drugs legal - Google Search

www.google.com

In very few years these crumbling cities will be under the full control of drug purveyors, voted in by a delusional drug addicted public.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

If the packaging fails to provide warnings of physical and mental harm then multiple lawsuits should be brought to shut down the lunacy.

Should have the same labels as a bottle of Bud Light

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Cool story Bro.

Let me know when you start your crusade against booze.

Which hasn't done nearly the damage drug addiction has done.

 

[LordBrownTrout]

There is no control in that, and these people want nothing but control.

I look at it like prohibition. You're not gonna stop the bootleggers. If you're the govt, cash in and put some warnings on it to cover yourself.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Nor the health of the entire civic structure.

portland drugs legal - Google Search

www.google.com

In very few years these crumbling cities will be under the full control of drug purveyors, voted in by a delusional drug addicted public.

And you probably have a 5th of Jack in the cabinet and a 12 pack of Bud in the fridge.

 

[SweetTea]

You and the other oldster cranks are a dying breed, still regurgitating Reefer Madness nonsense.

The country is clearly moving on from you, as you dinosaurs shriek and wail in a pool of hot tar, sinking ever deeper.

Democrats never grow up. That will be our downfall.

 

[Donald H]

The best thing about these threads is we get to find out who the Big Government loving authoritarians are.

The literally cannot help but out themselves in these threads

You can remind them of the right to choose and freedom. Their agenda is contrary to those values and their religion demands that rights and freedoms are compromised.

Oh for the Christians to be able to live a life with no fear of the imaginary man in the sky.

Use marijuana without the fear of going to hell?

 

[LordBrownTrout]

Nor the health of the entire civic structure.

portland drugs legal - Google Search

www.google.com

In very few years these crumbling cities will be under the full control of drug purveyors, voted in by a delusional drug addicted public.

Oh I agree a 100 percent. Drugs are very bad for you and that included prescription drugs too.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Which hasn't done nearly the damage drug addiction has done.

New study shows economic and social impact of excessive drinking in Minnesota - MN Dept. of Health

www.health.state.mn.us

The study shows excessive drinking cost Minnesotans $7.85 billion in 2019,

Health Care Costs of Alcohol

Alcohol Policy MD is the premier resource for medical information on alcohol and alcohol policy. Its aim is to guide alcohol policy and the medical treatment of alcohol problems with facts, data and information.

www.alcoholpolicymd.com

• Twenty-five to forty percent of all patients in U.S. general hospital beds (not in maternity or intensive care) are being treated for complications of alcohol-related problems. 1

• Annual health care expenditures for alcohol-related problems amount to $22.5 billion. The total cost of alcohol problems is $175.9 billion a year (compared to $114.2 billion for other drug problems and $137 billion for smoking).

 

[Harpy Eagle]

You can remind them of the right to choose and freedom. Their agenda is contrary to those values and their religion demands that rights and freedoms are compromised.

Oh for the Christians to be able to live a life with no fear of the imaginary man in the sky.

Use marijuana without the fear of going to hell?

The last church I went to felt the same way about booze. These people would literally not walk down the beer aisle at the grocery store out of fear someone would see them in it.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

After a few hundred years of alcohol, Portland Oregon was a beautiful, vibrant, successful city. You can still see vestiges of the way it was.

After two years of legalized drugs, this is what happened.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Oh I agree a 100 percent. Drugs are very bad for you and that included prescription drugs too.

And the drug alcohol is at the top of the list.

 

[LordBrownTrout]

And the drug alcohol is at the top of the list.

Yep.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Portland's experience has been replicated across the country. It can only get worse and should get worse until areas of drug legalization become nothing more than isolation camps where all drug users are welcome and encouraged to die.

 

[petro]

Threads like this are fucking hilarious after a couple puffs.


Amazing how pot caused me to have a stellar credit rating, full time work building millionaires homes, a second garage filled with toys and a luxury SUV to tow it all.

A couple of puffs at home instead of a cocktail is my personal choice despite Nanny Statism that makes it illegal.
Kind of just like telling the other Nanny Statists to shove their experimental vaccine.

 

[BrokeLoser]

Cool story Bro.

Let me know when you start your crusade against booze.

Should have the same labels as a bottle of Bud Light

And you probably have a 5th of Jack in the cabinet and a 12 pack of Bud in the fridge.

New study shows economic and social impact of excessive drinking in Minnesota - MN Dept. of Health

www.health.state.mn.us

The study shows excessive drinking cost Minnesotans $7.85 billion in 2019,

Health Care Costs of Alcohol

Alcohol Policy MD is the premier resource for medical information on alcohol and alcohol policy. Its aim is to guide alcohol policy and the medical treatment of alcohol problems with facts, data and information.

www.alcoholpolicymd.com

• Twenty-five to forty percent of all patients in U.S. general hospital beds (not in maternity or intensive care) are being treated for complications of alcohol-related problems. 1
• Annual health care expenditures for alcohol-related problems amount to $22.5 billion. The total cost of alcohol problems is $175.9 billion a year (compared to $114.2 billion for other drug problems and $137 billion for smoking).

The last church I went to felt the same way about booze. These people would literally not walk down the beer aisle at the grocery store out of fear someone would see them in it.

And the drug alcohol is at the top of the list.

LefTard Logic:
"Since alcohol and tobacco are legal we must not deprive lowlife degenerate bottom feeders and our youth of other means to fuck themselves up."

 

[BrokeLoser]

Threads like this are fucking hilarious after a couple puffs.


Amazing how pot caused me to have a stellar credit rating, full time work building millionaires homes, a second garage filled with toys and a luxury SUV to tow it all.

A couple of puffs at home instead of a cocktail is my personal choice despite Nanny Statism that makes it illegal.
Kind of just like telling the other Nanny Statists to shove their experimental vaccine.

The people stoners want you to think are stoners:

The REAL stoners:

 

[odanny]

Which hasn't done nearly the damage drug addiction has done.

What planet are you living on?

 

[odanny]

Portland's experience has been replicated across the country. It can only get worse and should get worse until areas of drug legalization become nothing more than isolation camps where all drug users are welcome and encouraged to die.

Ok, a dystopian one. Have fun there.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Clearly it's time you were institutionalized.

What’s significant about this is that it illustrates how out of touch conservatives are with the majority of the American people, that even in a deep red state like Missouri marijuana would be decriminalized.