Death penalty for promoting prohibition of cannabis, psilocybin, and alcohol?

[HalfBakedPrince]

Sounds like a good idea to me...

HalfBakedPrince Reviewed by HalfBakedPrince on 09-07-2005. Death penalty for promoting prohibition of cannabis, psilocybin, and alcohol? Sounds like a good idea to me... Rating: 5

[pisshead]

oops...

i misread the post. so my reply didn't make sense.

[ermitonto]

I don't think so. Everybody should be able to promote whatever ideas they want without fear of death. And besides, if we had to kill anybody who ever promoted the prohibition of cannabis, psilocybin or alcohol then we'd have to kill off most of humanity. I would support the death penalty for many authoritarians because of their actions showing total comtempt for human life, such as the murderers in charge of our government who denied money to reinforce New Orleans' levees so they could bomb some more Iraqi children to smithereens for their oil. But not for their words. The death penalty for expressing ideas is contrary to the idea of freedom of speech, and throughout all of history it has never succeeded in getting rid of those ideas, or accomplishing anything positive. In fact, the people who believe in those ideas will believe in them even more strongly if they have some martyrs.

[pisshead]

not only that...but the federal government did not allow trucks full of food and water from walmart and other companies...they turned them back, did not allow them in...

there is no justification for that, after the hurricane has passed. the feds aren't our nannies, if walmart wants to do that shit, let them...fucking let them do it. i hate walmart to begin with, considering what the kids have to do the company...but i don't see why the feds have to have total control to the point of denying people food and water, for their safety i bet too.

but nooo, the feds have to grandstand and have total control, fuck things up, blame the local governments, and then have a commission to claim fema needs MORE power and funding and control...the states just can't do it. those local elected public servants we kicked out just aren't doing a good job...let FEMA have more and more and more power.

as if it hasn't been given total authority already by unconstitutional executive orders, which psycho4bud assures, is of no concern. they're just bringing it to the forefront. fema's there to love you and help you.