Above the Influence

[maskedpantsman]

Has anyone seen those Above the Influence commercials?
They make me feel like crap.

maskedpantsman Reviewed by maskedpantsman on 11-16-2005. Above the Influence Has anyone seen those Above the Influence commercials? They make me feel like crap. Rating: 5

[jfoster]

nope

[Satan666]

I saw one earlier. those are pretty dumb.

[BabyFacedAbortion]

lol this is the 2nd post about these; I think they're hilarious.

I'm above the influence.

[STDzRus]

I think it makes sense. It's not ANTI DRUG or anything, it just wants you to make your own decisions.
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So if you think about it, I am ABOVE THE INFLUENCE because I don't let others influence my actions.

Yeah, I smoke weed, because thats what [B]I[B] like to do...beotch!! LoLzZ11!

[dustoned]

yeah, i first posted about this.

absolute shit. i've been having one-on-one's with almost literally my entire immediate family lately about my lifestyle, and my habit with marijuana, and why i use it for a multitude of positive reasons. and they've been opening up; listening. it's wonderful.

[maskedpantsman]

yeah, i first posted about this.

absolute shit. i've been having one-on-one's with almost literally my entire immediate family lately about my lifestyle, and my habit with marijuana, and why i use it for a multitude of positive reasons. and they've been opening up; listening. it's wonderful.

Congrats, man. My family never even takes a moment to consider my side of the story-they hate the weed of passion of the christ.
Well, except for my sister, I get high with her all the time.

[Funkamander]

Yeah, that's a good point above about the commercials.

Although, I do love the anti-weed commercials. Fucking hilarious. It's like a trailer for Reefer Madness.

[lemonboy]

This is freaky. I was going to post about this earlier. I actually went to their website earlier today. It is pretty scary. Look at the tidbit on marijuana curing cancer. They don't even say it doesn't, they just pound home that it is illegal and "dangerous".

I hate these commercials because they conform to this idealistic Christian utopia that the Bush administration is pushing. Since when was it the government's job to enforce "ideals"? Perhaps a nod to or even a suggestion but enforcement of ideals? When exactly does this become religious fanaticism?

[Goodman3eb]

I like the commercials; their message is good (don't let your friends tell you what to do), but it's too bad they had to get marijuana tied up in the mix--especially because their anti-drug campaign is based on lies.

If you look at the site, it's a new facade on the same old twisted statistics.