Colorado legal marijuana backfiring: Triple-homicide in Boulder County latest in string of marijuana policy gone bad (how much, crime rate)
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Yes, it simply could not have been the drugs found in his system, it must have been some other invisible, undetectable drug. Give me a break. You guys really believe that crap?
It's more believable than the crap you want people to believe, and at least my crap is backed by science.
I am all for very controlled medicinal marijuana but it is completely out of control in Colorado.
There are some states that have it legalized at the state level for limited medical conditions which I don't see an issue with.
In Colorado though it is basically a mecca for it. Travelers can't stay in some hotels, the light-rail ridership seems to be weak because of the contact high many people don't want and overall it has caused Colorado to have massive rates of far more serious drug use then other states.
Some of the light rails, hotels and motels reek of marijuana. I have been in Southern California, Arizona, Nevada and Colorado recently.
Only Las Vegas can compare to Denver when it comes to smelling it in public.
Colorado Springs and Denver also have a massive heroin epidemic due to the states ultra-liberal turn the other way policies towards illicit drugs
It's more believable than the crap you want people to believe, and at least my crap is backed by science.
No, it's not backed up by anything, literally. Mine is backed by simple logic. An illegal hallucinogen was found in the blood of two people who ate other people's faces off. But you would have us believe that it's all a coincidence and the real culprit is some other invisible substance.
He used to live here and he would start posts like this in the Denver forum. He would just ramble about how much he hated it here because he couldn't make enough money and how everything got too expensive for him.
No, it's not backed up by anything, literally. Mine is backed by simple logic. An illegal hallucinogen was found in the blood of two people who ate other people's faces off. But you would have us believe that it's all a coincidence and the real culprit is some other invisible substance.
No, you're claiming it was cannabis.
There are a miriad of molecules and chemical work around that if you don't know what you are specifically testing for, won't show up on the tests, this isn't rocket science. How's that for simple logic?
Yes, it simply could not have been the drugs found in his system, it must have been some other invisible, undetectable drug. Give me a break. You guys really believe that crap?
No, it's not backed up by anything, literally. Mine is backed by simple logic. An illegal hallucinogen was found in the blood of two people who ate other people's faces off. But you would have us believe that it's all a coincidence and the real culprit is some other invisible substance.
Boulder County detectives find marijuana plants at scene of triple homicide
I wonder how often alcohol is found at crime scenes. I bet it's more often than pot.
Or guns. Has anyone checked on that?
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