Medical Marijuana Patients Demand Answers As Washington State Begins Ignoring Voters Intent

June 06, 2011 Q13 News
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[raiden409]

I want the fedral goverment investigated! They get away with everything!!

[exacerbatedtaboo]

If you can't get it legally buy it illegally. Either way it's not going to stop people from using it. We've kept it illegal for how many years now? And marijuana consumption has risen by how much? Fuck the government. We don't need government approval to smoke weed.

[nds87]

Does anyone still believe this is a "Free" country?

[LighterOfDewbies]

@MrAudiovideodisco Agreed, but hopefully after pot is legalized, opponents will see the benefits it brings and will be more open to legalization of other drugs.

[MrAudiovideodisco]

The worst part of this mess is that by making such a big deal out of cannabis, there will be a perfect excuse to put off leaglizing other drugs down the line.

" Oh NOW they want to legalize psilocybin, typical hippies, they should be happy that they got their cannabis, what with all the trouble the legalization process caused."

[LighterOfDewbies]

@mphello Lol 99% of the population can't understand what true justice or correct law is so I think calling them "subhuman goes a bit far", but yes, most people are generally philosophically ignorant when it comes to justice, war, etc. Still, look up "ron Paul heroin legalization" and read up a little bit more on him. Even if you don't find him perfect or as favorable as ralph nader, I think you will still like him as a politician. You seem not to know much about him. He isn't a typical Repub

[mphello]

@LighterOfDewbies .. critical about it than the other.

So, excluding Ralph Nader's "anti-war stance just for the sake of being anti-war", Ralph Nader is the most principled politician / activist there ever was.

The more I interact with and meet people (online and in person), the more it is proven that there is ZERO difference between a person tweaked out on meth and a person who cannot or refuses to do mathematical modelling of law / justice / war/conflict. They are BOTH subhuman.

[LighterOfDewbies]

@mphello Abortion, to me is a 50/50 issue since it is ARGUABLY aggression against another individual...but as long as one is not harming another human being, then yes, they should be able to do whatever they like. And I have never heard Ron Paul deny Climate Change...He simply supports a less direct approach to solving it than you do.

[mphello]

@LighterOfDewbies .. to fight the War Against Climate Change, the War for Animal Rights, the War for Prisoners' Freedom, the War for anything damned thing I want.

Ralph Nader is not perfect, either. Again, I don't believe in this non-violence shit. But, EVERY politician - hell, even Kim Jon Il of North Korea is not going to OPENLY advocate violence - he'll openly claims "North Korea is interested only in peace" - is equal on their expression of THAT issue. Just some are much more hypo-

[LighterOfDewbies]

@mphello Yes, I agree, ALL drugs should be legal, not just pot. And so does Ron Paul. Ron Paul opposes the ENTIRE war on drugs as a breach of constitutional powers. Look up "Ron Paul, heroin legalization" in the Youtube search bar. Ron Paul was asked by a reporter sometime ago, in response to his opposition to the WoD, if he would legalize heroin, and he said yes, and the neocons seized on this and attempted to use this to make him unappealing to conservative GOP voters (and failed).

[mphello]

@LighterOfDewbies .. And, of course, unlike the items I mentioned - the right to choose or not choose cocaine, meth, pot, own a gun, abortion - which FOR THE MOST part impact nobody else (EVERYthing does, of course, by the butterfly effect) - climate change REQUIRES a collective effort. Either I use force by law (gov't) or I go and take it upon myself to blow up coal-fired plants and factory farms. THAT way, at least, libertarians can't complain, because I'd be using MY OWN ENERGY AND TIME...

[mphello]

@LighterOfDewbies Just saw this clip of Ron Paul on YouTube

=5vbMly74cZ8 (It's never clear to me how to embed one YT clip into the comment boxes of another)

preaching his extremist religion of "solve only by property rights". Then he had DAMNED well better come out OPENLY in favor of TOTAL DRUG LEGALIZATION. I do. Do you?

It's NOBODY's business whether they want to do cocaine or meth or pot or have an abortion or look at porn.