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In reply to the discussion: 74% of Voters, Across the Political Spectrum: Stop Interfering with State MMJ laws [View all]RainDog
(28,784 posts)37. Wow - they really tried to pass off that bullshit argument?
the eventual response i got from the WH regarding the legality of marijuana was downright insulting. "it is a leading cause of voluntary hospital admissions among teenagers"?
The reason for this has nothing to do with marijuana - it has to do with a legal system that allows people to dismiss charges if they'll go into rehab.
However, NORML noted that people who go into rehab have, on avg, abstained from cannabis use for one month prior.
THAT is not what happens when someone has an addiction to a substance.
The utter BULLSHIT behind this whole situation is incredible. It's SHAMEFUL for Democrats to propagate this sort of "lie by omission" because they don't want to deal with reality. Seems like the federal govt. is the one that has a substance abuse problem.
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74% of Voters, Across the Political Spectrum: Stop Interfering with State MMJ laws [View all]
RainDog
May 2012
OP
I could see the cops "inspecting" his place to make sure he's not cheating. I imagine
brewens
May 2012
#41
And was that your advice to gay couples in Texas prior to the Lawrence Decision?
Warren DeMontague
May 2012
#15
The business isn't looking at a 20-year prison sentence, Mr. Daubert is.
Comrade Grumpy
May 2012
#52
So, you're *in favor* of the raids under Obama, if they take out those breaking the regulations?
boppers
May 2012
#53
If you had cancer, I'd be more than happy to hook you up with legal growers, not some "mill".
boppers
May 2012
#58