"I only aim to harm those who are hell bent on causing me harm. It's called, self defense"

I know that my position on other hard drugs may seem extreme and that is why I rarely mention it. Yet, with the above sentence you have just made my point. I feel this way out of sheer self-defense.

I refuse to allow any of those dealers around the people I love. Cars do not sneak to your home to sell addictive poison behind your back. Alcohol won't pimp your sister and wife on a streetcorner. Kayaks don't deliberately hook people on them so that they can't get out and they end up over the cliff. Cigarettes do not make your children steal for them to get their next fix.

A crack/meth/heroin dealer will do anything he can to destroy the people we love just so that they can "get theirs". I have kicked out more than a few dealers in that shit and the one that thought he was some kind of a bad-ass who had a right to sell anything he wanted to my people found out the hard way that he wasn't, fucking convict mentality. As you said, I only aim to harm those who are hell bent on doing me harm but I can be extremely vicious about it when they do.

Do not believe for an instant that because I want weed legalized that I even remotely agree with legalizing any drug that is physically addictive. Non-physically addictive yes, even if it's damaging. You can't regulate stupidity. Not ones that take away people freedom of choice, though.

As I said before, I know it's an extreme position. I know many people would not agree with me. Sometimes I am, not bloodthirsty, but cold as glacier run off. However, I also understand that about myself and that others do not see it my way so I do not push it on other people. However, before you disagree with my position just imagine a guy that kept showing up around your family and started your sisters and children on it. After they are hooked it's too late and I will not allow it to reach that point.

I agree with your Columbia and Afghanistan statements. I agree with other things you said. We agree on ending marijuana prohibition. Can't we just agree to disagree on the other drugs and pull together on the things we do agree on?
newactivist Reviewed by newactivist on . ATTN: People from Colorado and Nevada!!! I REALLY hope that anyone from Colorado or Nevada is paying attention this year and willing to have a voting day party for the cause! A simple fact is that organizations like MPP, SAFER and NORML have managed to get marijuana legalization on direct ballot for this year for these two states. Just think, voting day rolls around and you all hook up with 10-50 friends that you set up before hand so you can all go vote for legalization. What a rush if you win! What a kick in the balls it will be Rating: 5