is this guy on drugs?

The reason that drugs
are illegal is because of
the harm they do to
individuals particularly.
I would think the
sensitivity here is
because of the harm
they do to individuals
in a democratic society
- that they take away
the ability of
individuals to act as
free, responsible
citizens.
-"Drug Czar" John Walters


This does not make any sense.... is this an oxymoron ?

take away peoples rights, so that they can make the right decision about their free rights?

WTF
LOL

anyway.. i bet he gets $$$$ of the tax payers money to say smart stuff like that..

iloveyou

he needs a bullet in the head. i say some masked hero in the dark should assassinate the drug czars, one right after another until cannabis is freed

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Originally Posted by MastaChronic

he needs a bullet in the head. i say some masked hero in the dark should assassinate the drug czars, one right after another until cannabis is freed

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OH FUCK YEAH. I'd spend alot of years in training learning to use throwing knives and martial arts, and legalize pot by kicking ass V for Vendetta style. That would be so badass I think I might cry.

we could start a league of freedom fighting ninjas, i got skills.

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Originally Posted by MastaChronic

we could start a league of freedom fighting ninjas, i got skills.

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You and your plastic ninja stars.

:D

yes, me with my plastic ninja stars shall free hemp!
bty theyre hard rubber weighted with steel, not some light ass thing that dont hurt

it's called DOUBLETHINK.

yes, yes it is. the more i pay attention and learn about how the american government does things the more i come to think that maybe 1984 wasnt just a work of fiction, but a prophesy

Laws against marijuana go against my pursuit to happyness.

"Prohibition will work great injury to the cause of temperance. It is a species of intemperance within itself, for it goes beyond the bounds of reason in that it attempts to control a man's appetite by legislation, and makes a crime out of things that are not crimes. A Prohibition law strikes a blow at the very principles upon which our government was founded."

Abraham Lincoln (1809-65), U.S. President.
Speech, 18 Dec. 1840, to Illinois House of Representatives