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Re: New Massachusetts Pot Law Has Cops in a Tizzy

Mike — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 15:28:02 -0800

Wow i just used stumble upon and i come upon this which talks about my state and a police chief from Holyoke which is like 30 minutes away from me. Anyway I really hope we pass more pro-marijuana laws soon.

Re: New Massachusetts Pot Law Has Cops in a Tizzy

Breast Lift Philadelphia — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 13:21:39 -0800

Hope we’ll meet at the buttom-line that it is not the drugs that should be blamed, but the people who use it in excessive dosage. Prohibited drugs can never be named not until people begun using it to some estranged manners. More and more become victims, not of drugs but of theirselves.

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Re: New Massachusetts Pot Law Has Cops in a Tizzy

philadelphia cosmetic surgery tummy tuck — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 09:37:39 -0800

Pot should be legalized. If it grows from the ground, it’s safe! God made it for us to enjoy. It shouldn’t even be considered a drug. Sheesh!

Re: Human Rights Watch Military Analyst, a Nazi?!

TimK — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 14:22:00 -0700

Even if true, I think you’re making my point for me, DB, that rather than addressing the substance of the report, you’re taking the emotional shortcut—now painting Richard Silverstein with a broad brush. (That’ll teach him to f*** with us!) So whether it was Omar Ceren or Avigdor Lieberman who originally came up with the idea, which one originally said it, and whether the other repeated it… all pretty meaningless now.

I trust HRW to be an objective reporter, in general, on human rights, because human rights is their raison d’être. I see no reason why they should care about Israel or the PLO or the US or any country or political organization above any other. Furthermore, I know that governments and quasi-governments always distort military reports to make themselves look better and their so-called enemies look worse. (And have done so for as long as governments have waged war.) And your spitting out a bunch of names and unsubstantiated accusations (without so much as a citation), that doesn’t change my opinion. Nor should it.

In any case, the point remains that the situation itself is way more complicated than that. Emotional frenzy shortcut.

-TimK

P.S. The Omri Ceren piece is at http://www.mererhetoric.com/archives/11275875.html

Re: Human Rights Watch Military Analyst, a Nazi?!

DB — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 08:48:51 -0700

Well, that will teach you to trust Richard Silverstein. As you can easily look up for yourself, the source of the story about Garlasco’s “hobby” was blogger Omri Ceren at Mere Rhetoric, not the Israeli foreign ministry.

Garlasco’s Nazi obsession joins HRW Middle East director Sarah Leah Whitson’s pre-HRW history of anti-Israel, pro-Palestinian activism, and deputy director Joe Stork’s pre-HRW 20 year plus history of intense hostility to Israel, in raising the question as to why anyone should trust HRW to be an objective investigator of Israel’s human rights practices. Surely, an organization trying to be “objective” could find folks interested in human rights who have not taken public sides in the conflict and don’t have creepy Nazi-related hobbies.

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Re: On the Yolanda Madden Case in Odessa, Texas

Anonymous — Wed, 27 May 2009 11:08:31 -0700

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Re: Anti-drug Propaganda Considered Harmful? No duh!

Donna — Tue, 26 May 2009 11:47:26 -0700

So what are we supposed to do now? We can’t make anti-drug propaganda because that can harm the results we want. Where does this leave us? What better options do we have? Make drugs legal? What are we waiting for then?
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Re: New Massachusetts Pot Law Has Cops in a Tizzy

Brian Woodcock — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 13:34:57 -0700

Weed as well as shrooms should be legal, sold in stores and taxed. Then take all the tax money and other money saved from not enforcing these laws and open more drug treatment centers. When people get caught with hardcore drugs instead of jail, make them go to treatment and maybe loss of licence. If everything was legal and sold at the store it would be hard to resist buying some hardcore shit every now and then. At the sametime we’re taking people who are nonviolent drug users and instead of helping them, we throw them in jail and they turn into real criminals after a few years. It amazes me that I can go to the store right now and legally buy a glock .40mm and bottle of tequila but if I want some weed I have to go to a drug dealer. I can tell you right now that me with a joint is FAR less dangerous to society than me with a gun and some hard liquor. I don’t own guns or drink hard liquor but I’m fucking sick and tired of these pigs busting my balls everytime my car smells like weed. I am a wartime army infantry veteran, I have no crimal record, and weed is the only drug a do. Why should I have to deal with drug dealrs, sneak around in the shadows? Weed keeps me creative, calm, relaxed, happy, and helps me sleep good. So I say fuck the police who choose to enforce these bullshit laws and fuck their “Tizzy.”

Re: New Massachusetts Pot Law Has Cops in a Tizzy

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