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I think the real problem is that citizens in general are easily mislead. Media is a prime contributor. We are fed all of this shit and some start believing it, thus most candidates supporting the legalization of mj will most likely lose. We must first educate, then legalize. I dont see any other way, cuz you know the ppl in the white house wont do anything to keep their pharmacies and corporation friends from making money.
Vote Ron Paul for medical marijuana freedom! We All need to vote this time around! See what happens when we get a worthless piece of redneck shit in the white house! Hope we vote and for the right one!
Doesn't matter if he doesn't win the electoral college which I seriously doubt he will.Quote:
Originally Posted by olliegrow
5 cancers huh?
that seems like u need to x it by 20000
actually they did up the stakes to 20k
cannidates are only allowed to take 5k in the primarys and 5k in the general election then the mpp will donae 10k to their favorite charitie.
since these guys are in the stoneage when it comes to the bud they wont execpt the challange. they have called out rudi and his ties with purdu pharma, who are the makes of oxycontin. and called out mccain on hs ties to anheuser-bucsh. but still 5k aint much money. alot of companies own other companies, for instance GM owns frigidaire, and they own browning firearms. so GM may only conribute 5k but when all the companys they own also contribute 5k. and all the companys they own contribute 5k well you can see that turns into quite a substantial amount of money
Have you already started a thread about how mj has helped you? This is very interesting to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by beachguy in thongs
Gulianni be puffin in da bronx
I hope that's sarcastic...if it isn't, maybe you should do some reading on that weasel..Quote:
Originally Posted by M.B.A.
Rudy Giuliani has again lashed out at medical marijuana on the campaign trail:
"I believe the effort to try and make marijuana available for medical uses is really a way to legalize it. There's no reason for it," the former New York mayor said during a town hall-style meeting at New Hampshire Technical Institute.
He also said there are better alternatives.
"You can accomplish everything you want to accomplish with things other than marijuana, probably better. There are pain medications much superior to marijuana," he said. [AP]
I've already written about the potent irony of Giuliani's opposition to medical marijuana, but if he wonâ??t shut up about this, neither will I. If Rudy Giuliani won't stop talking trash about medical marijuana, and endorsing pharmaceutical alternatives, I wonâ??t stop bringing up the fact that he worked as a hired consultant for OxyContin manufacturer Purdue Pharma.
Giuliani has less than no credibility on this issue because he worked for a company that is in direct competition with medical marijuana. It's really that simple. His claims that medical marijuana is part of a broader legalization conspiracy are also ironic considering that Giuliani played a key role in keeping OxyContin legal after it was linked with widespread abuse. Giuliani personally met with former DEA administrator Asa Hutchinson and persuaded him to leave Purdue alone. Meanwhile, abuse of pharmaceutical drugs, particularly OxyContin, has become the fastest growing drug problem among America's youth.
To be clear, I don't believe OxyContin should be illegal. Patients must be allowed to choose medicines based on what works for them, whether it be OxyContin, medical marijuana, or tree bark. But the transparent hypocrisy of Giuliani's behavior is so over-the-top that it is just impossible to ignore.
Rudy Giuliani Hates Medical Marijuana, But He Loves OxyContin | Stop the Drug War (DRCNet)
$20K is chump change compared to the funding Big Pharma pours into Washington anually.
Wake up and smell the money would ya?
MONEY TALKS !!!
The rest is all just useless babble.
regards,
Max Blast
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Originally Posted by Max Blast
...but honestly, it's $10,000..