
RamOfPeace
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Posted by bumboklatthttp://www.drugwarfacts.org/cms/Netherlands_v_US#sthash.CP7gV0XG.dpbs
if drugs were legalized govmnt would change drastically
thats the reason they dont legalize it IMO
imagine people on shrooms or high all the time?
society would change maybe for better or for worse? cant tell without a ttry


Posted by ScrumptiousThe door is over there, help yourself. You can also block me.
not this again



Posted by RamOfPeacePosted by ScrumptiousThe door is over there, help yourself. You can also block me.
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Posted by bumboklattAs an immigrant medical worker, I find your opinion of USA cultural diversity to be extremely flat. Nothing personal.Posted by RamOfPeaceim guessing thats a US vs Netherlands comparisonPosted by bumboklatthttp://www.drugwarfacts.org/cms/Netherlands_v_US#sthash.CP7gV0XG.dpbs
if drugs were legalized govmnt would change drastically
thats the reason they dont legalize it IMO
imagine people on shrooms or high all the time?
society would change maybe for better or for worse? cant tell without a ttry
well if it is:
USA is so vastly different from Europe in terms of culture . USA is more similar to Mexico than Europe
Why? cause USA is a country with "cowboy" ideals mixed with hardcore govmnt plus massive influx of immigrants cause of the open borders and high crime rates
the Dutch have a unified cultural identity (more so than the US)
USA is a profit country, nothing more, nothing less
work work work
We wouldn't be able to handle it.
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Posted by MIIeFisk
I just want to be able to openly smoke a joint in the park, under a tree, in the summer, and play with random people's dogs.




Posted by TauroMale22Shellfish?
if drugs were legal...what would all of the nice meth dealers do for a living? selfish.


Posted by MIIeFiskThere's states you can legally smoke the herb now.
I just want to be able to openly smoke a joint in the park, under a tree, in the summer, and play with random people's dogs.


Posted by LadyNeptuneAll of them.
Op do you really mean ALL drugs? Or just Mary Jane?

Posted by RamOfPeaceAGREE 1O0%
All drugs should be legalized. It is in the best interest of the public to do so.
The "war on drugs" and the continued criminalization of addiction has led to the formation of murderous drug cartels and the United States having the largest per capita percentage of it's population in the free world imprisoned (at tax payer expense), not to mention burdening law enforcement and clogging the courts.
What keeping drugs illegal has NOT DONE is stop the public from using them.
Prohibition is a failed policy that impinges on liberty and undervalues good old fashion individual responsibility.
P.S. this message does not endorse the alcohol culture, as alcohol is one of the more dangerous drugs out there.


Posted by ImpulsvSadly, there are many who are either less fortunate or simply not well-educated. Also, I remember after my own surgery I received no discharge education whatsoever. Just a bunch of papers, my oxy prescription and a ride home. And NO followup from the surgeon. Which SHOULD be legally considered as malpractice, but under the circumstances it is not.Posted by RamOfPeace
Forbidden fruit is always sweeter.
I'm also mighty sick of pharma companies hauling money by the trillions. And tired of accidental addiction cases, because some grey haired moron decided that you need a 2 week regumen of oxycodone for your post root canal recovery.
I don't think I've ever become accidental my addicted with a months prescription after all my surgeries. I mean five major for the past five years. I agree the give them out like candy but I use what I need rest left over for emergencies
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Posted by MIIeFiskMove to MA, we're having it up for vote this November.Posted by LadyNeptuneYeah, that's out in the west though. I live in NJ, medical marijuana is the only thing legal and even for that you need like stage 4 cancer or damn near blind from glaucoma. It's not like Cali where you can get some juju quack doctor to write you a script and you can get it filled at a dispensary.Posted by MIIeFiskThere's states you can legally smoke the herb now.
I just want to be able to openly smoke a joint in the park, under a tree, in the summer, and play with random people's dogs.
Ever smoked a backwoods? Perfect for outdoors and the smell when smoked masks the smell of your herbage.
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Posted by MIIeFiskHey my doctor is legit-ish! we chat over Skype each year and he renews my recommendation. crippling migraine headaches you know...Posted by LadyNeptuneYeah, that's out in the west though. I live in NJ, medical marijuana is the only thing legal and even for that you need like stage 4 cancer or damn near blind from glaucoma. It's not like Cali where you can get some juju quack doctor to write you a script and you can get it filled at a dispensary.Posted by MIIeFiskThere's states you can legally smoke the herb now.
I just want to be able to openly smoke a joint in the park, under a tree, in the summer, and play with random people's dogs.
Ever smoked a backwoods? Perfect for outdoors and the smell when smoked masks the smell of your herbage.
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Posted by MIIeFiskHA! Tell me about it!Posted by RamOfPeaceEven though we're only like 250 miles apart, New England winters make me ??Posted by MIIeFiskMove to MA, we're having it up for vote this November.Posted by LadyNeptuneYeah, that's out in the west though. I live in NJ, medical marijuana is the only thing legal and even for that you need like stage 4 cancer or damn near blind from glaucoma. It's not like Cali where you can get some juju quack doctor to write you a script and you can get it filled at a dispensary.Posted by MIIeFiskThere's states you can legally smoke the herb now.
I just want to be able to openly smoke a joint in the park, under a tree, in the summer, and play with random people's dogs.
Ever smoked a backwoods? Perfect for outdoors and the smell when smoked masks the smell of your herbage.
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Posted by M143You must be missing the point of the current situation we're in, particularly the cause and effect and the consequences that it brings. I have two nurse friends who work in correctional facilities. They bring this issue up every goddamn week.
Just because the prisons overly crowded doesnt mean you have to legalized it.
Some other countries dont detained the accused prisoner. They just put them into deathrow. Problem solve. Lol. Harsh but real.



Posted by RamOfPeaceNah. I've done my debate on this issues.Posted by M143You must be missing the point of the current situation we're in, particularly the cause and effect and the consequences that it brings. I have two nurse friends who work in correctional facilities. They bring this issue up every goddamn week.
Just because the prisons overly crowded doesnt mean you have to legalized it.
Some other countries dont detained the accused prisoner. They just put them into deathrow. Problem solve. Lol. Harsh but real.click to expand

Posted by RamOfPeaceAn oldie, but a goodie.
All drugs should be legalized. It is in the best interest of the public to do so.
The "war on drugs" and the continued criminalization of addiction has led to the formation of murderous drug cartels and the United States having the largest per capita percentage of it's population in the free world imprisoned (at tax payer expense), not to mention burdening law enforcement and clogging the courts.
What keeping drugs illegal has NOT DONE is stop the public from using them.
Prohibition is a failed policy that impinges on liberty and undervalues good old fashion individual responsibility.
P.S. this message does not endorse the alcohol culture, as alcohol is one of the more dangerous drugs out there.

Posted by MIIeFiskMe too!
I just want to be able to openly smoke a joint in the park, under a tree, in the summer, and play with random people's dogs.

Posted by MontgomeryWell that's the main gist of it everybody knows, yet the government denies, as usual.Posted by RamOfPeaceAn oldie, but a goodie.
All drugs should be legalized. It is in the best interest of the public to do so.
The "war on drugs" and the continued criminalization of addiction has led to the formation of murderous drug cartels and the United States having the largest per capita percentage of it's population in the free world imprisoned (at tax payer expense), not to mention burdening law enforcement and clogging the courts.
What keeping drugs illegal has NOT DONE is stop the public from using them.
Prohibition is a failed policy that impinges on liberty and undervalues good old fashion individual responsibility.
P.S. this message does not endorse the alcohol culture, as alcohol is one of the more dangerous drugs out there.
But...
Why would government legalize drugs when
they make so much more wiping out competition
and holding a monopoly on the market?
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Posted by RamOfPeacePosted by MontgomeryWell that's the main gist of it everybody knows, yet the government denies, as usual.Posted by RamOfPeaceAn oldie, but a goodie.
All drugs should be legalized. It is in the best interest of the public to do so.
The "war on drugs" and the continued criminalization of addiction has led to the formation of murderous drug cartels and the United States having the largest per capita percentage of it's population in the free world imprisoned (at tax payer expense), not to mention burdening law enforcement and clogging the courts.
What keeping drugs illegal has NOT DONE is stop the public from using them.
Prohibition is a failed policy that impinges on liberty and undervalues good old fashion individual responsibility.
P.S. this message does not endorse the alcohol culture, as alcohol is one of the more dangerous drugs out there.
But...
Why would government legalize drugs when
they make so much more wiping out competition
and holding a monopoly on the market?
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Posted by SilvuhThe DEA just made Kratom a schedule 1 drug. It doesn't get u high it gives u effects like caffeine. People who w/d from heroin use it. DEA are making it illegal because it's messing with big Pharma money. It's all just a giant money scheme, the make alot of money off drugs being illegal.
I agree with all of this.
Like how much better would the world be with hemp.
But you know, Big Pharma wants to keep us all sick and miserable, so there's that.
And didn't they recently re-asses marijuana, still deeming it as dangerous as meth? Hahaha
I think it's a long uphill battle

Posted by M143Are you from Southeast Asia by any chance?
Just because the prisons overly crowded doesnt mean you have to legalized it.
Some other countries dont detained the accused prisoner. They just put them into deathrow. Problem solve. Lol. Harsh but real.

Posted by SilvuhAnd of course, the police/prison industry. Can't make big bucks by not hosting 25% of the entire planet's prisoners, after all.
I agree with all of this.
Like how much better would the world be with hemp.
But you know, Big Pharma wants to keep us all sick and miserable, so there's that.
And didn't they recently re-asses marijuana, still deeming it as dangerous as meth? Hahaha
I think it's a long uphill battle
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The "war on drugs" and the continued criminalization of addiction has led to the formation of murderous drug cartels and the United States having the largest per capita percentage of it's population in the free world imprisoned (at tax payer expense), not to mention burdening law enforcement and clogging the courts.
What keeping drugs illegal has NOT DONE is stop the public from using them.
Prohibition is a failed policy that impinges on liberty and undervalues good old fashion individual responsibility.
P.S. this message does not endorse the alcohol culture, as alcohol is one of the more dangerous drugs out there.