NchronicPain_bets that the Dukey-meister is out of his league in this debate.
Dookie_bets, you are barely pushing my buttons... The profanity is defintely a personality issue. The only effect the mj has is the fact that it gives me my entire life back. So, again, I pat the Dukinator in the back for engeniusly figuring out that I support the use of marijuana. I am a medical mj patient and caregiver.... I think my support of mj is quite apparent.
I don't know if anyone caught the show on A & E last night, but it was yet another expose on the MJ Industry.... It spoke about the medical marijuana industry and it's explosion for the first half of the show. For the 2nd half of the show, it focused on 2 communities in Northern California...Arcata and Humboldt. In these communities it is estimated that about 1 in 7 houses are growhouses, used solely for culitvating marijuana. Not for medical purposes....simply to support the black market of the nation....not just California. Ask any marijuana user in the nation where the best pot comes from....most know it's NorCal. Well, these criminal growers have trashed about 20-30% of the decent homes in the area to cultivate this plant. If made legal, they hope this will stop the growhouses and these communities, that literally thrive off marijuana will have to start all over. Some think they will even have whole communities turn into ghost towns if mj goes legal in Cali, with the State producing the mass majority of the product. See what prohibition did.... It created an easily abused industry of criminals that will claim anyone as their victim in order to make their money. Legalization will put them out of business and put the money they are generating into the suffering ecomony of our government. Pretty soon the stars on that red, white and blue flag....just might turn green....LOL
Honestly, that's pretty disturbing. This guy obviously went off the deep end with more than just mmj. I have yet to see mj cause a person to behave like this. But, I'm sure everyone blames the weed!! I mean, this had to be a completely sane individual until he got ahold of the life-destroying, insanity-causing, brain-melting weeeeeed!!!..............riiiiight........uh huh.... ya
Dookie, in most cases you are correct, the large majority of people who possess a mmj card used mj prior to the recommendation from their doc that it will help. In some, rarer cases, the patient has not ever used mj before and finds it's effectiveness after being recommended to use it. There is a grand explanation to why this phenomenon is in place. Our genius Federal government claims that mj has no medicinal value (even in the face of a mountain of facts that prove otherwise). Therefore, with our nation being overrun with brainless sheep, the majority of folks will stay away from mj in general. Lastly, Duker, I pat you on the back for coming up with your revelation!! Good job on seeing through everything to the real truth: People who smoke pot will probably seek an mmj card. GENIUS!!
Crack has nothing to do with amphetamines!! LOL It's cocaine in smokable form!! There is no point in trying to argue this point if this is the response I have gotten.
Wowsers people..... An Australian musical artist, John Butler, has a song that goes, "Go take a step outside, see what's shakin' in the real world...." It seems that some posters to this comment section need to do just that. Or at least educate yourselves on topics before posting.
Focus turns to state pot laws
NchronicPain_bets that the Dukey-meister is out of his league in this debate.
Dookie_bets, you are barely pushing my buttons... The profanity is defintely a personality issue. The only effect the mj has is the fact that it gives me my entire life back. So, again, I pat the Dukinator in the back for engeniusly figuring out that I support the use of marijuana. I am a medical mj patient and caregiver.... I think my support of mj is quite apparent.
Next pseudo-intelligent response please......
October 21, 2009 at 10:49 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Focus turns to state pot laws
LMFAO @ Dukey
If you can't sense my sarcasm in the Green Stars on the American flag, then I'm not wasting my time with your dumba$$...
October 21, 2009 at 7:30 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Focus turns to state pot laws
I don't know if anyone caught the show on A & E last night, but it was yet another expose on the MJ Industry.... It spoke about the medical marijuana industry and it's explosion for the first half of the show. For the 2nd half of the show, it focused on 2 communities in Northern California...Arcata and Humboldt. In these communities it is estimated that about 1 in 7 houses are growhouses, used solely for culitvating marijuana. Not for medical purposes....simply to support the black market of the nation....not just California. Ask any marijuana user in the nation where the best pot comes from....most know it's NorCal. Well, these criminal growers have trashed about 20-30% of the decent homes in the area to cultivate this plant. If made legal, they hope this will stop the growhouses and these communities, that literally thrive off marijuana will have to start all over. Some think they will even have whole communities turn into ghost towns if mj goes legal in Cali, with the State producing the mass majority of the product. See what prohibition did.... It created an easily abused industry of criminals that will claim anyone as their victim in order to make their money. Legalization will put them out of business and put the money they are generating into the suffering ecomony of our government. Pretty soon the stars on that red, white and blue flag....just might turn green....LOL
October 20, 2009 at 2:13 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
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It's about time.
October 20, 2009 at 8:04 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Our View: Pot ordinance goes too far
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20091019/a...
Enough said.
October 19, 2009 at 7:14 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Our View: Pot ordinance goes too far
Welcome to the USA....
October 9, 2009 at 10:28 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Our View: Pot ordinance goes too far
^^HOLY CRAP, that's my dad!!! kidding!!
Honestly, that's pretty disturbing. This guy obviously went off the deep end with more than just mmj. I have yet to see mj cause a person to behave like this. But, I'm sure everyone blames the weed!! I mean, this had to be a completely sane individual until he got ahold of the life-destroying, insanity-causing, brain-melting weeeeeed!!!..............riiiiight........uh huh.... ya
October 8, 2009 at 2:15 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Our View: Pot ordinance goes too far
^^another well thought out response.... wtf? Where did that come from??
Am I still on planet Earth?
October 8, 2009 at 1:38 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Our View: Pot ordinance goes too far
Dookie, in most cases you are correct, the large majority of people who possess a mmj card used mj prior to the recommendation from their doc that it will help. In some, rarer cases, the patient has not ever used mj before and finds it's effectiveness after being recommended to use it. There is a grand explanation to why this phenomenon is in place. Our genius Federal government claims that mj has no medicinal value (even in the face of a mountain of facts that prove otherwise). Therefore, with our nation being overrun with brainless sheep, the majority of folks will stay away from mj in general. Lastly, Duker, I pat you on the back for coming up with your revelation!! Good job on seeing through everything to the real truth: People who smoke pot will probably seek an mmj card. GENIUS!!
October 8, 2009 at 9:45 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Our View: Pot ordinance goes too far
LMAO at jk and LMAO even more at Dukey-licious!!
Crack has nothing to do with amphetamines!! LOL It's cocaine in smokable form!! There is no point in trying to argue this point if this is the response I have gotten.
Wowsers people..... An Australian musical artist, John Butler, has a song that goes, "Go take a step outside, see what's shakin' in the real world...." It seems that some posters to this comment section need to do just that. Or at least educate yourselves on topics before posting.
October 6, 2009 at 2:59 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )