Quote Originally Posted by BlueCat
It is amazing all these Bush ass kissers have nothing to say when it comes to his War here at home...on us.

You are either with us or against....that was the phase right?

As Bush drug laws get tougher and more and more medical MJ smokers are jailed things are only going to heat up.

Lines will be drawn. All Cannabis sites should be behind the MJ battle 100%

Supporting the very government that is putting these people in jail should be met with anger from everyone on this site.

Let them go to the freeper or GOP site and discuss weed legalization... see how far they get.
Howdy Blue Cat,

I need and support medical mj and I don't like Bush's policy on it at all,but I didn't vote for Bush because of that..I voted for Bush because I knew that he would finally do something about saddam and sons..the safety of our nation..comes first..social engineering..after. That's the problem with the Left..they want to engage in social engineering..and national security comes last on their list of priorities.

We are at war and we need conservative mind-sets to git-r-done..after the grown-ups have secured our national security..maybe we can go back to dabbling in social engineering. I'm going to join the MPP here in Texas,and see if we can git HB 658 passed,the medical need defense bill.

Have a good one ....
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