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	10-15-2009, 12:04 AM #11 Senior Member Senior Member
 Drug wars: Big Pharma, Afghan, Mexican cartelsgreat question. i wonder if this has question has ever made it to the federal courts before? i bet it has somewhere. :detective1: i guess, if nothing else, someone on here could take the bar exams and argue it for us. :smokin: Originally Posted by carinia Originally Posted by carinia
 
 i'm no lawyer but i believe that the right to privacy was what ultimately allowed Alaskans to be able to legally grow herby. it is their state constitutionally guaranteed right. [align=center]:s4: [align=center]:s4:
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	10-15-2009, 01:04 AM #12 Senior Member Senior Member
 Drug wars: Big Pharma, Afghan, Mexican cartelsAccording to the SCOTUS privacy is not a protected right. Right To Privacy Not Guaranteed By Constitution, Says Supreme Court Justice Peeking In Bathroom Window | The Onion - America's Finest News Source :jointsmile: 
 
 The real deal http://www.law.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/conlaw/rightofprivacy.html  
 
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	10-15-2009, 02:18 AM #13 Senior Member Senior Member
 Drug wars: Big Pharma, Afghan, Mexican cartelsYa know, for as ridiculous as I think Glen Beck is, his buddy BREITBART employs some really effective strategies of political.......pressure through gonzo journalism I guess. Those videos will be the end of Acorn as a buisness and political machine.....maybe this tactic could be used to expose the people keeping marijuana illegal. Just a thought. 
 
 Im really stoned right now and this made sense before I typed it. Sorry.
 
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	10-15-2009, 02:20 PM #14 Senior Member Senior Member
 Drug wars: Big Pharma, Afghan, Mexican cartels^ i think that is a great idea. you are right look how they took out Acorn just like that. one swift blow from a couple of young gonzo underground reporters. this is the role of journalism, to expose systemic corruption, and what could be more corupt than cannabis prohibition in the US. :detective1: 
 
 of course, it would be much more difficult and dangerous, tho. acorn were amatures the prohibs are professional. :twocents:
 
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	10-15-2009, 03:36 PM #15 Senior Member Senior Member
 Drug wars: Big Pharma, Afghan, Mexican cartelsI hate to say it but anyone who thought that dude and his girlfriend were a pimp and a 'hoe, don't know pimps & 'hoes. Those ACORN people should be removed, but not the whole organization be smeared. An the latest ahs the pimp and 'hoe being sued. Originally Posted by boaz Originally Posted by boaz  
 
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	10-15-2009, 03:38 PM #16 Senior Member Senior Member
 Drug wars: Big Pharma, Afghan, Mexican cartelsJUST speaking for the group i grew up with class of '96 generation, I dunno anyone that cares about marijuana really....I mean if I was sellin dope or blazin all day with my 11 month old, that would be different. None of my family, conservative or libs care. Why not legalize and tax the shit out of it? How many jobs would that create alone?? From retail to growing, thats work and jobs. If the interest group working to keep this illegal could be exposed, and then presented through a series of damning internet and media outlets. 
 
 The boat loads of money that would be generated is bad?
 
 The jobs nationwide that would be created is bad?
 
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	10-15-2009, 09:53 PM #17 Senior Member Senior Member
 Drug wars: Big Pharma, Afghan, Mexican cartelsnaa just pluck the whole organization. :jointsmile: just kidding, i've got nothing against acorn, i was just saying i like IB's model of independent journalism trying to expose the prohib mafia, since we already know the media, that was at one time refered to as the mainstream media, is useless. :wtf: fox has a different political view but its really just the other side of the same coin. :twocents: Originally Posted by gypski
					
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	10-16-2009, 01:17 PM #18 Senior Member Senior Member
 Drug wars: Big Pharma, Afghan, Mexican cartelsI dont know, the people in the vids certainly didn't speak like they were very educated or intellectual. I dont think they cared either way. One of the guys in SanDiego wanted a piece of the action and said he knew cayotes in borderville that could help. 
 
 As a respected or feared group (as in when they protested outside banks in the 90's to get them to give people home loans that couldnt afford a mortgage) they are no more. I was excited for them to show up on my doorstep for the census too. 4 people live in MY home.....goodbye.
 
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	10-17-2009, 10:37 PM #19 Senior Member Senior Member
 Drug wars: Big Pharma, Afghan, Mexican cartelsdid anyone else catch the report on CNN with the guys who hung out with and filmed the Cartels down in Columbia packaging up the products for shipment. pretty interesting stuff. :thumbsup: [align=center]:s4:
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