Don't be bringing facts into this thread.
This is an " I'm clueless about the facts here but my opinion is solid' thread only.
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This is an " I'm clueless about the facts here but my opinion is solid' thread only.
LOL
come on, the Millers are hauling bushles of it in their RV. I know cause I saw the movie.
TM, I can show u facts that disprove ever statement you made...but I'm not going to because I have already and it's a waste of time.
1. Yes
2. ********, there are no more people using weed now than before it was legalized. Not a real measurable amount anyway, and any new users would do it anyway. Fact
3. A dealer and one in simple possession will and can get the same prison time. Fact. And since when does locking up a non violent pot smoker or even Herion addict, have anything to do with "public safety". After all, thats what law is fundamental for. They lock up people they are mad at but those individuals never harmed a soul.
Fact.
You can look them up.
MJ is legal in a lot more places than it was 30 years ago. Or is that just something else you'll blow off as coincidence?
If all drugs were legal, I'm sure there'd be a lot more drug addicts (simply because many hard drugs are highly addictive). I can't make myself believe that would be a good thing.
But this is America, and everyone is entitled to their opinion. Too bad some can't express theirs without ridiculing others.
When our nation started, there were very few laws. Each year, every state legislature in the nation has added new laws, the vast majority of which were enacted because of the actions of a few that affected the many.
I saw a post recently that said something like, "We now have 17,000 pages of laws because people couldn't follow the ten that were written on two stone tablets". I think there is some truth to that.
I saw a post recently that said something like, "We now have 17,000 pages of laws because people couldn't follow the ten that were written on two stone tablets". I think there is some truth to that.
I didn't ridicule you, it only sounds that way when you think about the facts I stated compared to your opinion. I didn't intend to belittle you at all but if the facts don't align with your opinion, you always strike out with that same ridicule. Sad.MJ is legal in a lot more places than it was 30 years ago. Or is that just something else you'll blow off as coincidence?
If all drugs were legal, I'm sure there'd be a lot more drug addicts (simply because many hard drugs are highly addictive). I can't make myself believe that would be a good thing.
But this is America, and everyone is entitled to their opinion. Too bad some can't express theirs without ridiculing others.
Here, this is a good read and if you don't like the source it can be found on Portugal crime and drug statistics websites. This IS a world wide trend. Don't even kid yours that I'm wrong. Look it up though, don't take the word of someone else who already has.
https://www.theguardian.com/news/20...licy-is-working-why-hasnt-the-world-copied-it
By that reasoning you're ok with gun control laws because of a few who used them to commit murders, correct? Here is my problem with many of the arguments expressed here: You are ok with drug laws because it falls in line with your own moral laws. You don't do drugs, so it doesn't bother you that they are illegal. That right there is why we have such a hard fight with firearm laws. And before you go there, yes I know firearm ownership is a right while drug use is not, but the fact that you are using the same mentality as the anti-gunners is what bothers me. I don't use any illicit or licit drugs simply for the fact that I have an addictive personality (also why I don't drink that much). However, as long as one's use does not affect others, it should not criminalize the person for partaking in any drug. The government should not be able to dictate what we can and cannot put into our own bodies! If they have that power then they can come around and tell us "Hey, no more meat for anyone!" or "Chocolate is bad for you, so we are going to make it illegal!".
No, that's not a fact, a very big red herring that you do not any facts to back up.MJ is legal in a lot more places than it was 30 years ago. Or is that just something else you'll blow off as coincidence?
Guns are not mind-altering drugs.
Gun owners aren't likely to break into homes to steal TVs, microwaves, and computers to support their habit, whereas many drug addicts do.
I personally don't care what folks do to themselves (drugwise or whatever), unless their habit causes them to commit acts that affect others.
Just my 2¢...
Just goes to show how irrational, reactive, and tyrannical legislatures are.
Seriously? You're saying MJ isn't legal in more places than it was 30 years ago?No, that's not a fact, a very big red herring that you do not any facts to back up.MJ is legal in a lot more places than it was 30 years ago. Or is that just something else you'll blow off as coincidence?
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