Can Reason Win the Drug War? »
Posted By ameliog 4 weeks ago in Political OpinionIn these times of economic strife and fervent debate over health care, our great national culture war has been pushed to the side. But once in a while, it pops up its mischievous little head to remind us that the eternal battle between the hippies and the squares continues on, even if we can ignore it from time to time
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coolrayfruge4 weeks ago
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The law against the legalization of Marijuana.
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Has destroyed the lives of alot of non violent people.
Making criminals out of
people whos only crime was smoking or possessing and growing a little pot to support themselves during these financual times.
And to break away from the financual control and dependency of the system for a income.
Cigarettes,Alcohol,fast food and the automobil has killed more people than Marijuana.
Legalizing marijuana would help our economy.
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ameliog4 weeks ago
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Not all conservatives are opposed. Just the vocal minority as usual.
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FTA: "Not only does medical marijuana enjoy overwhelming support among the American public (for instance, a 2003 Gallup poll found that 68 percent of Republicans said they favored it), even outright legalization is gaining support."
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MeanMrMustard4 weeks ago
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Not if Grassley has a say in it...
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