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I was going to post something similar to this, but this will suffice.Also Henry, right now I could go get high for what would amount to a couple dollars.It would cost me 5 - 10 X as much to get drunk.
2 questions:how? and is it UPSable?
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President Obama ordered the cabinet to cut $100,000,000.00 ($100 million) from the $3,500,000,000,000.00 ($3.5 trillion) federal budget.   I'm so impressed by this sacrifice that I have decided to

2 questions:how? and is it UPSable?
A couple puffs off a joint or bong would get me high. No way that is more than a couple dollars worth of weed, yet It would take me a case of beer or a 750ML of alcohol to get drunk.
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Whats a little tiny nugget of week cost? 10 bucks? How many puffs would that last?
dude I'm older than you and even I am shaking my head at how old you are
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This logic also proves that people who eat carrots die.
Ah, yes, it's just a coincidence that every single time prohibition has been tried, it has lead to vast amounts of violence and no reduction in the use of whatever is being prohibited.Did you know that socialism didn't really fail, it was just a coincidence?
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Ah, yes, it's just a coincidence that every single time prohibition has been tried, it has lead to vast amounts of violence and no reduction in the use of whatever is being prohibited.Did you know that socialism didn't really fail, it was just a coincidence?
Here is the difference Henry. The masses want Alcohol to be legal.on the flip sideThe masses want most of the other drugs to be illegal.It is still well over 50% who want pot illegal.
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http://www.gallup.com/poll/123728/U.S.-Sup...s-New-High.aspxgive it another few years, let some of the old folks die off. it's coming, like it or not.
That is about what I thought it was.Hell they can barely pass the stuff in California.I would be curious to see what people thought about legalizing Cocaine, Meth or Heroin.
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That is about what I thought it was.Hell they can barely pass the stuff in California.I would be curious to see what people thought about legalizing Cocaine, Meth or Heroin.
You think it's hard to get pot heads to the polls. Try to talk to a meth head tweaker about committing to make an appointment to vote 2 years out.
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That is about what I thought it was.Hell they can barely pass the stuff in California.I would be curious to see what people thought about legalizing Cocaine, Meth or Heroin.
Yes, but they have passed it in California and in 14 other states (i think that is the number). I feel that when the positive effects start to outweigh the negative effects everyone will start to come around and see that pot is nothing compared to alchohol and cigarettes. Then we will see a shift in the population that will want the same thing to happen with the other drugs. As I have stated a few other times, we need education and help for drug addicts and would be drug addicts, we don't need them to all be stuffed into jail or to try to frighten them with jail time.
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Here is the difference Henry. The masses want Alcohol to be legal.on the flip sideThe masses want most of the other drugs to be illegal.It is still well over 50% who want pot illegal.
So you feel that your rights should be put up to the will of 50% + 1?So you are perfectly fine if we get a "public option" if the teeming masses want it?What about free speech? Do you think that should be put up to a vote?
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I was going to post something similar to this, but this will suffice.Also Henry, right now I could go get high for what would amount to a couple dollars.It would cost me 5 - 10 X as much to get drunk.
And nobody robs banks for marijuana, do they? Of course not.
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You think it's hard to get pot heads to the polls. Try to talk to a meth head tweaker about committing to make an appointment to vote 2 years out.
Yes, because in a constitutional republic, it should be all about political power.I wonder why the Republicans can't get elected anymore.....hmmmmm.
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I'd bet you have no evidence to support this.
Are you asking to prove a negative? There is no evidence of drug-induced crimes in areas where drugs are legal. We have many real-world evidence, including the US before it was illegal; Portugal now, Amsterdam, and on and on.The problems causes by prohibition is always worse than the original problem. How many victims do we need piled up before we have enough evidence?
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Portugal legalized personal use of all drugs in 2001 including cocaine and heroin. A study put out by the Cato Institute and Glenn Greenwald (strange bedfellows indeed) showed that after five years by many metrics, it was a resounding success.I really don't see a difference between alcohol and pot in the sense why one is legal and the other is not. Tobacco is legal as well and kills more people. As for the harder drugs, I would not be in favor of legalizing them although if it put an end to the War on Drugs, I could be convinced.Time Article

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Are you asking to prove a negative? There is no evidence of drug-induced crimes in areas where drugs are legal. We have many real-world evidence, including the US before it was illegal; Portugal now, Amsterdam, and on and on.
Please. You totally made up your comment about no one stealing cocaine when it was legal. You can't use that as an argument and then resort to claiming a negative can't be proven when you are asked to support it. I am in favor of legalizing all of these things, but if you continue to ignore the differential consequences of the varied substances you simply have your head in the sand. The behaviors that occur surrounding marijuana are completely different from the behaviors surrounding cocaine.
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So you feel that your rights should be put up to the will of 50% + 1?So you are perfectly fine if we get a "public option" if the teeming masses want it?What about free speech? Do you think that should be put up to a vote?
that's why we have a representative system. masses are more often stupid than not....oh, wait, did you just say you trust the governement more than the masses?
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