Has The Left Succeeded In Corrupting Our Society: High On The 4th Of July Vegas Deals Pot Long Lines (Congress, drug)

[burdell]

Originally Posted by Old Town FFX

Cannabis has a long history with humanity, not a single great empire has fallen to date because of cannabis.

On the other hand, too much involvement in foreign wars of choice ..................................

[tinytrump]

Originally Posted by fordtrucks

Though I'm 60 everytime I look in the mirror i see a good looking guy staring back...

that pride -- that blind pride --is what will be the downfall. really--
weed will tumble BIG PHARMA -

[burdell]

Originally Posted by Eeyore1954

My observation as a person who does not smoke pot (now). It used to smell much better. Now a lot of it smells like skunk.

To the point of the thread. No I don't think legalizing pot means society is being corrupted.

That's only one variety and likely avoidable for most.

[burdell]

Originally Posted by TheDusty

I will say, this screenshot from a comedy film may actually have been the most compelling and well thought our argument I've seen you make on this thread.

Yeah, life is just like the movies. I can't wait 'til NASA launches to the planet of the apes.

[jacqueg]

Originally Posted by Zen88

It's a shame, I love visiting Vegas, and now I won't be able to go anywhere without smelling someone smoking horse s**t.

I've only visited Vegas a couple of times (family decision, not mine), and I pretty much hated it. A little dope would have helped a lot.

[workingclasshero]

Originally Posted by jacqueg

OP, why do you think only lefties support legalization? Legalization is in fact supported by people across the political spectrum. Including over 40% of Rs. Large number of Republicans support marijuana legalization | HPPR

There are few major proposals in the public arena that have 60% support of all americans. The only other one I can think of is single-payer health care. Support for single-payer health insurance grows in U.S. | Pew Research Center

But you don't like that either. I predict you're going to be one sad puppy in about five years.

And BTW, in terms of party platforms, it was Libertarians who were first out of the gate on marijuana legalization.

it was the liberals that made it illegal in 1937

there are 1001 uses for cannabis, with out getting high

[jacqueg]

Originally Posted by workingclasshero

it was the liberals that made it illegal in 1937

there are 1001 uses for cannabis, with out getting high

Yes, it is one useful plant.

That's not my love for smoking it talking either. I am fond of all plants, but have a special place in my heart for the plants that humans have had long-standing relationships with. I grow a lot of traditional medicinal plants in my garden - not because I use them, but just because they've been human "friends" for so long. I'd love to grow cannabis in my garden, but that's not legal - yet - in Washington.

[TreeBeard]

I haven't read this thread, but some of the biggest proponents of legalization of marijuana are libertarians and not liberals.

So this is a thread fail.

[jacqueg]

Originally Posted by TreeBeard

I haven't read this thread, but some of the biggest proponents of legalization of marijuana are libertarians and not liberals.

So this is a thread fail.

The OP has pretty much disappeared from the discussion.

[burdell]

Originally Posted by jacqueg

I've only visited Vegas a couple of times (family decision, not mine), and I pretty much hated it. A little dope would have helped a lot.

Or a switch to beautiful Lake Tahoe, where you could still enjoy a toke or two.