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Originally posted by occrider Whoops, I forgot these as well: [joke] [sarcasm] [/sarcasm] [/joke] There. Now it should be right. Since the list includes most US presidents I thought it was implied that it was a joke hehe. Chill out, I agree with you.

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Too tired.

okay, it sounds like there are some irrepairable epistemic differences suffered by this thread.
it's obvious drug use is not good for everyone, whether its because they have higher goals in life or their minds are incapable of expansive growth.. who knows?
they problem we're dealing with is that people are trying to force their personal feelings on the issue without regard of the fact that we all react differently to different stimuli. Some people smoke and burn out, while others smoke and produce pulitzer prize material. We supposidly live in a free society, so why can't we be free to make our own choices? even if they are mistakes?














dammit.

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Originally posted by ResonantDrag okay, it sounds like there are some irrepairable epistemic differences suffered by this thread. it's obvious drug use is not good for everyone, whether its because they have higher goals in life or their minds are incapable of expansive growth.. who knows? they problem we're dealing with is that people are trying to force their personal feelings on the issue without regard of the fact that we all react differently to different stimuli. Some people smoke and burn out, while others smoke and produce pulitzer prize material. We supposidly live in a free society, so why can't we be free to make our own choices? even if they are mistakes? dammit.

Nope, I'm afraid that sounds a little too reasonable for my liking. I refuse to let you make mistakes.

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I really can't see the Gore family under suspicion of drug use. i mean, look at who was his 2nd in command, Leiberman. These three (al an tipper) gave us extensive info on offending material in films, video game ratings, and Columbine Ripple of minors being allowed to see R Rated movies. And a lot of those people died specifically from drugs, should they considered martyrs?

i've heard that the two most powerful people in the world are Bill Gates and the CEO of Novell and actually trade places many times in their ranks of power.
From what i've heard, Bill Gates was arrested once (his mugshot is somewhere around the net) for joyriding. They got caught and arrested. During the regular search, his friend had some drugs in his jacket, so they took them all in.

Can anyone confirm about the CEO of Novell and Cisco? These are the companies i hope to be getting into.

didn't hippies, like the Beatles, do a lot of drugs, along with the attitudes of rebellion? Where are they now? Jeopardy?

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lets clarify things a little here. I live in ontario and have been following things closely. First of all all that has happened if that the ontario court has found that charging ppl with small amounts of marijuana possession is unconstitutional and violate their rights. So police still confescate the drug and that's about it. now this is for small possesion. however the federal goverment has done no such thing. the bill is still being worked on. And this bill is to decriminalise marijuana. meaning you get caught with weed and you get a ticket. its like a driving ticket sort of, which means it doesn't go on your permenant record and your not considered a criminal like before. this law is still in the works. However even after this law will be passed, its still illigal to have large amounts of marijuana and to sell it. penalties for this may actually get stronger.

i think it should not just be decriminalised but also legalised. i used to smoke but don't bother or get around to it much anymore, which disprove you hole canada will be a bunch of pot-head theory. the stuff isn't very addictive or anything. Legalise because it is unconstitutional to tell ppl they can't do something that doesn't harm anyone else around them. If you wanna smoke then i say take my lighter.

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Originally posted by djSlain didn't hippies, like the Beatles, do a lot of drugs, along with the attitudes of rebellion? Where are they now? Jeopardy?

I believe Paul McCartney is one of the richest, most well-known, most influential men in the world.

But what did he do with his life?

1 hippie out of 12 million?

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aren't we going in circles?

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Originally posted by djSlain aren't we going in circles?

No, the consensus has been against you the entire time unfortunately.

well, it's been going:

Look at my guy, he did drugs and hes successful

Look at my guy, he didn't do drugs and he's successful

Look at my guy, he did drugs and hes successful

Look at my guy, he didn't do drugs and he's successful

Look at my guy, he did drugs and hes successful

Look at my guy, he didn't do drugs and he's successful

Look at my guy, he did drugs and hes successful

Look at my guy, he didn't do drugs and he's successful

Look at my guy, he did drugs and hes successful

Look at my guy, he didn't do drugs and he's successful

Look at my guy, he did drugs and hes successful

Look at my guy, he didn't do drugs and he's successful

Look at my guy, he did drugs and hes successful

Look at my guy, he didn't do drugs and he's successful

Look at my guy, he did drugs and hes successful

Look at my guy, he didn't do drugs and he's successful

Look at my guy, he did drugs and hes successful

Look at my guy, he didn't do drugs and he's successful

and so on and on and on

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Doesn't that show that its more about the person that if they have done drugs?

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