Yes it should be, its like the catholic church trying to keep people from using condoms. Pointless dont you think?
should marijuana be legalized throughout the united states?
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montyhSBR High Roller
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8ArIvd5SBR MVP- 04-24-10
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#177Here's a thought: How much worse for you would store-bought marijuana become after companies lace it with chemicals that make it more addicting and more effective like they do with tobacco? I know that when I went from marlboro's to self-rolled smokes I feel a lot better. Would it be a similar situation?Comment -
JohnGalt2341SBR Hall of Famer
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#178Regardless of whether Pot is addictive or not... I want someone that believes in Freedom to give me 1 good reason why it shouldn't be legalized.Comment -
8ArIvd5SBR MVP- 04-24-10
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#179Because our lawmakers should be focusing on our ****** up economy and health care system and education system and imperialist military and ....Originally posted by JohnGalt2341Regardless of whether Pot is addictive or not... I want someone that believes in Freedom to give me 1 good reason why it shouldn't be legalized.
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pavyracerSBR Aristocracy
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#180Can you imagine pot being legal? You go to work in the morning and Bob comes in stoned to start the new project. Oh man this will be fun!!!Comment -
BookiesBernankeSBR Wise Guy
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#181probably better than most of the workforce coming in on pyschedelic antidepressantsComment -
jgilmartinSBR MVP
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#182A 2008 study by Harvard economist Jeffrey A. Miron has estimated that legalizing drugs would inject $76.8 billion a year into the U.S. economy.Originally posted by 8ArIvd5Because our lawmakers should be focusing on our ****** up economy and health care system and education system and imperialist military and ....
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pavyracerSBR Aristocracy
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#183I'm not a Harvard economist but if they legalize sales of anti-aircraft missiles, tanks, howitzers, rocket propelled grenades and armor piercing bullets in the US for civilians the US economy would get a $100 billion or more boost a year.Originally posted by jgilmartinA 2008 study by Harvard economist Jeffrey A. Miron has estimated that legalizing drugs would inject $76.8 billion a year into the U.S. economy.Comment -
DwightShruteSBR Aristocracy
- 01-17-09
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#184what if he came in drunk?Originally posted by pavyracerCan you imagine pot being legal? You go to work in the morning and Bob comes in stoned to start the new project. Oh man this will be fun!!!Comment -
bruceBRUCEbruceSBR MVP- 06-20-09
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#185Clearly. Your arguments here are complete and total shit and full of logical fallacies. The above is a simple bad analogy. You're claiming that two situations (the legalization of marijuana and the legalization of the sale of military weaponry) are highly similar, when they aren't, at all.Originally posted by pavyracerI'm not a Harvard economist but if they legalize sales of anti-aircraft missiles, tanks, howitzers, rocket propelled grenades and armor piercing bullets in the US for civilians the US economy would get a $100 billion or more boost a year.Comment -
chilidogSBR Posting Legend
- 04-05-09
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#186The difference between your comparison and the topic at hand is that people are already consuming drugs on a pretty massive scale. People are not purchasing military-grade weapons.Originally posted by pavyracer
I'm not a Harvard economist but if they legalize sales of anti-aircraft missiles, tanks, howitzers, rocket propelled grenades and armor piercing bullets in the US for civilians the US economy would get a $100 billion or more boost a year.
Legalizing all substances would shift the flow of money from the underground black market into both government coffers and businesses.Comment -
jgilmartinSBR MVP
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#187Exactly (assuming you made a typo, where "is" was intended to be "if"). There is legally nothing stopping people from living in a constant state of drunkenness. Very few people actually choose to live like this, however, because they are aware of the financial, social, and physical consequences of doing so. I believe this would remain true with other drugs as well, if legalized.Originally posted by DwightShrutewhat is he came in drunk?Comment -
DwightShruteSBR Aristocracy
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#188yes it was a typo and I corrected it. Thanks. I agree with you 100%.Originally posted by jgilmartinExactly (assuming you made a typo, where "is" was intended to be "if"). There is legally nothing stopping people from living in a constant state of drunkenness. Very few people actually choose to live like this, however, because they are aware of the financial, social, and physical consequences of doing so. I believe this would remain true with other drugs as well, if legalized.
The fact is: BOB would have come in stoned regardless if pot was legal or illegal. All I am saying is why does Bob have to sneak around to get pot but just simply walks into a store to buy a six pack?Comment -
D3 Mighty DucksSBR Posting Legend
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#189Same here, I don't smoke it at all now that I'm in my early thirties but when I was in High School and College I know what the younger audience in here are talking about.Originally posted by makaveli66I don't really smoke pot, but I see no problem with legalizing it.
I'm not saying I'm against making it legal in North America (because I do live in Canada) but once they make marijuana legal it will be to easy to get and people will something thats illegal and is "bad" that pisses off the cops.Comment -
HwoodSBR Rookie
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#190if everyone smoked marijuana the world would be a better place
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bruceBRUCEbruceSBR MVP- 06-20-09
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#191you make an assumption that it's hard to get grass now-which it isn't, and never has been.Originally posted by D3 Mighty DucksI'm not saying I'm against making it legal in North America (because I do live in Canada) but once they make marijuana legal it will be to easy to get
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SocratesSBR Wise Guy
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#192Only idiots want to keep this stupid herb criminilized.Comment -
pavyracerSBR Aristocracy
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#193But why shouldn't people be allowed to own military grade weapons if they are law abiding citizens and do not intend to cause harm to others?Originally posted by chilidogThe difference between your comparison and the topic at hand is that people are already consuming drugs on a pretty massive scale. People are not purchasing military-grade weapons.
Legalizing all substances would shift the flow of money from the underground black market into both government coffers and businesses.Comment -
bruceBRUCEbruceSBR MVP- 06-20-09
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#194Now you're just coasting well off topic, in a lame attempt to draw a fallacious parallel along with a spurious similarity.Originally posted by pavyracerBut why shouldn't people be allowed to own military grade weapons if they are law abiding citizens and do not intend to cause harm to others?
I'd be more than willing to give you some lessons as to how to argue properly and how to avoid using logical fallacies in your arguments.
If you continue to be obtusely ignorant in this thread, I will berate you further.
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RonPaul2008SBR Hall of Famer
- 06-08-07
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#195I have felt nauseous most of the day today. Some Cannabis would be good medicine about now!Comment -
pavyracerSBR Aristocracy
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#196Answer the question please. Smoking pot is a preference same as owing military-grade weapons. Why one should be legalized in favor of the other? Because both are illegal now but people smoke pot and own military grade weapons regardless of the laws.Originally posted by bruceBRUCEbruceNow you're just coasting well off topic, in a lame attempt to draw a fallacious parallel along with a spurious similarity.
I'd be more than willing to give you some lessons as to how to argue properly and how to avoid using logical fallacies in your arguments.
If you continue to be obtusely ignorant in this thread, I will berate you further.
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bruceBRUCEbruceSBR MVP- 06-20-09
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#197Your premise is beyond merely flawed and I'm not even sure what "why should one be legalized in favor of the other" even means.Originally posted by pavyracerAnswer the question please. Smoking pot is a preference same as owing military-grade weapons. Why one should be legalized in favor of the other? Because both are illegal now but people smoke pot and own military grade weapons regardless of the laws.
Are you sure you're not puffing?
Seems like there's a deficiency somewhere...
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pavyracerSBR Aristocracy
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#198The point is some people today want pot to be legalized. Tomorrow some other group will want cocaine to be legalized. Then some other group will want men to have sex with other men naked in public places. There will always be a group that would like something that is illegal now to be legalized for their own reasons whether they are right or wrong.Comment -
wtfSBR Posting Legend
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#199how did prohibition work out? thats right it didntOriginally posted by pavyracerThe point is some people today want pot to be legalized. Tomorrow some other group will want cocaine to be legalized. Then some other group will want men to have sex with other men naked in public places. There will always be a group that would like something that is illegal now to be legalized for their own reasons whether they are right or wrong.
your argument is beyond lame, weapons have only one use, to HURT OTHERS
consumption of a narcotic only fuks up YOURSELF
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DwightShruteSBR Aristocracy
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#200personally, I don't do drugs but maybe one day I will want to. Why should anyone care who smokes or drinks or eats what?Comment -
RonPaul2008SBR Hall of Famer
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#201Cannabis is not a narcotic.Originally posted by wtfhow did prohibition work out? thats right it didnt
your argument is beyond lame, weapons have only one use, to HURT OTHERS
consumption of a narcotic only fuks up YOURSELF
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montyhSBR High Roller
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#202just get high who caresComment -
pavyracerSBR Aristocracy
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#203Weapons are not intended to hurt others. Weapons actually save lives because if you come to my farm/house/property and you see a tank parked outside with a 50mm Browning machine gun and a 100mm cannon aiming at you you will turn around and run to save your life.Originally posted by wtfhow did prohibition work out? thats right it didnt
your argument is beyond lame, weapons have only one use, to HURT OTHERS
consumption of a narcotic only fuks up YOURSELF
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daneault23SBR MVP
- 09-08-09
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#204Anyone know a good place to get a legit vaporizer, like the Volcano, but at a cheap price? I want something high quality that works well to make the most outta the weed I get. I figure I smoke enough of it, I mind as well get more THC rather than using a lil water pipe.Comment -
chilidogSBR Posting Legend
- 04-05-09
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#205Right. A weapon is not intended to hurt others? What is its' intended usage then? To make a peanut butter and jelly sandwitch?Originally posted by pavyracer
Weapons are not intended to hurt others. Weapons actually save lives because if you come to my farm/house/property and you see a tank park outside with a 50mm Browning machine gun and a 100mm cannon aiming at you you will turn around and run to save your life.Comment -
JohnGalt2341SBR Hall of Famer
- 12-31-09
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#206Legalizing Marijuana would be incredibly helpful for the economy. If the economy was better the other problems with this country could be fixed more easily.Originally posted by 8ArIvd5Because our lawmakers should be focusing on our ****** up economy and health care system and education system and imperialist military and .... Do those count?Comment -
BigLouie66SBR Sharp
- 05-09-10
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#207legalize and tax it, everyone wins...except the dealers.Comment -
JohnGalt2341SBR Hall of Famer
- 12-31-09
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#208You are correct sir!!!Originally posted by BigLouie66legalize and tax it, everyone wins...except the dealers.Comment -
2BdownSBR Sharp
- 12-30-09
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#209wait a minute, it must still be dealt if its legalized. instead of many independent dealers, you now have a few corporate dealers.Originally posted by BigLouie66legalize and tax it, everyone wins...except the dealers.Comment -
pavyracerSBR Aristocracy
- 04-12-07
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#210Not necessarily. When pot is legalized the government will put it in the middle of town squares like a water fountain and people will drop by and grab as much as they need and go home.Originally posted by 2Bdownwait a minute, it must still be dealt if its legalized. instead of many independent dealers, you now have a few corporate dealers.Comment
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