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Do you feel that you would be doing justice by putting someone in jail for using something far safer than alcohol or tobacco?

Yes, yes I do. And, prove it's far safer, you can't.

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Just wondering what people are doing for it. Anyone know of any special events going on in the Buffalo area?

Don't you know that based on this posting on TBD, that you will ruin any possibility of becoming employed for any responsible, forward looking company?

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Yes, yes I do. And, prove it's far safer, you can't.

Bah Hum Bug to you too.....you're like the Scrooge of 420 :lol: . Anyway, I quit smoking about a year and a half ago, but after about a solid 12-15 years of experience when it come to booze and pot I can guarantee it's MUCH safer than alcohol.

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Bah Hum Bug to you too.....you're like the Scrooge of 420 :lol: . Anyway, I quit smoking about a year and a half ago, but after about a solid 12-15 years of experience when it come to booze and pot I can guarantee it's MUCH safer than alcohol.

Yeah, I'm sure. Nothing like personal experience to back up a claim that it is so much safer. Also, you don't see the side of drugs that I see, which is usually an infant in a dirty diaper which mom/dad (if you can call them that) can't afford to change because they spend it all on dope.

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Yeah, I'm sure. Nothing like personal experience to back up a claim that it is so much safer. Also, you don't see the side of drugs that I see, which is usually an infant in a dirty diaper which mom/dad (if you can call them that) can't afford to change because they spend it all on dope.

 

heroin, meth, crack... i believe that.

 

just weed, no way.

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Yeah, I'm sure. Nothing like personal experience to back up a claim that it is so much safer. Also, you don't see the side of drugs that I see, which is usually an infant in a dirty diaper which mom/dad (if you can call them that) can't afford to change because they spend it all on dope.

On weed? I've met about every type of weedsmoker in my day and not one would make weed a priority over their kids, most just gave it up when they had kids. On the other hand, I've known more than one person in my life who would put alcohol before all else and has had alcohol completely destroy their lives. Also, how many weedheads you know that get too high and get out of control and end up beating the crap out of there wives and kids? How many alcoholics?

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Yes, yes I do. And, prove it's far safer, you can't.

Sure I can.

 

Alcohol is the 3rd leading preventable cause of death in the US at 75,000 people a year

 

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6089353

 

 

Marijuana has never killed anyone.

 

Hell, it doesn't even cause cancer

 

http://www.webmd.com/lung-cancer/news/2006...-to-lung-cancer

 

There is not one confirmed death from the use of marijuana. Not one.

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Sure I can.

 

Alcohol is the 3rd leading preventable cause of death in the US at 75,000 people a year

 

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6089353

 

 

Marijuana has never killed anyone.

 

Hell, it doesn't even cause cancer

 

http://www.webmd.com/lung-cancer/news/2006...-to-lung-cancer

 

There is not one confirmed death from the use of marijuana. Not one.

 

while i can appreciate your effort, there is no use arguing with BB27 on this as he is not arguing facts. he's simply arguing LAW. given his career/position, it is not up to him to determine the laws, he's just enforcing them. no matter how stupid, or based on ignorance they are. it's not BB27's fault. it may be a little narrow-minded to take his point of view, and it may even be flat out incorrect, but he's just doing a soldier's job.

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Sure I can.

 

Alcohol is the 3rd leading preventable cause of death in the US at 75,000 people a year

 

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6089353

 

 

Marijuana has never killed anyone.

 

Hell, it doesn't even cause cancer

 

http://www.webmd.com/lung-cancer/news/2006...-to-lung-cancer

 

There is not one confirmed death from the use of marijuana. Not one.

use, no, no deaths there, but growing, production, and trafficking, you bet there are. and as a contributing factor, MJ has certainly been a contributing factor in many deaths, just not THE cause. it's illegal for a reason, maybe not the best reason, but a reason, none the less.

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use, no, no deaths there, but growing, production, and trafficking, you bet there are. and as a contributing factor, MJ has certainly been a contributing factor in many deaths, just not THE cause. it's illegal for a reason, maybe not the best reason, but a reason, none the less.

Cue the flaming in 3, 2...

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use, no, no deaths there, but growing, production, and trafficking, you bet there are. and as a contributing factor, MJ has certainly been a contributing factor in many deaths, just not THE cause. it's illegal for a reason, maybe not the best reason, but a reason, none the less.

 

for real? because those growing/production/trafficking deaths were there BEFORE it was illegal? no, they were not. they are there BECAUSE it is illegal. BECAUSE the entire industry is handled by drug cartels.

 

if you wanted to take away all the power from the cartels, and stop those deaths, you simply legalize it.

 

http://www.suntimes.com/news/huntley/21291...-HUNT30.article

http://www.azcentral.com/arizonarepublic/v...ldez15-vip.html

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for real? because those growing/production/trafficking deaths were there BEFORE it was illegal? no, they were not. they are there BECAUSE it is illegal. BECAUSE the entire industry is handled by drug cartels.

 

if you wanted to take away all the power from the cartels, and stop those deaths, you simply legalize it.

 

http://www.suntimes.com/news/huntley/21291...-HUNT30.article

http://www.azcentral.com/arizonarepublic/v...ldez15-vip.html

its not that easy to legalize it, thats a big problem, its a complex process, which unfortunately has not even come close to being started

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its not that easy to legalize it, thats a big problem, its a complex process, which unfortunately has not even come close to being started

 

you need to visit Oakland. or as they call it, "Oaksterdam". California and Colorado are almost there. or at least much closer than anywhere else.

 

but you dont argue against the fact that those deaths are being CAUSED by it being illegal?

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