Mandatory Minimums

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MercyPercy said:
Addictive Properties of Popular Drugs | Drug War Facts

Drugs that cause most harm: Scoring drugs | The Economist

Comparative risk assessment of alcohol, tobacco, cannabis and other illicit drugs using the margin of exposure approach

You are free to do you own research if these do not satisfy your needs. You won't find anything out there that says LSD, shrooms, and ecstasy are more addictive and more harmful than alcohol and tobacco, two of the most addictive and harmful substances up there(along with your favorites, like crack!)

Okay, so your stance is evolving. We shouldn't give the death penalty to weed dealers. So, for the sake of clarity, why don't you specify what drug someone has to be dealing for them to get the death penalty in GG's (scary) world.
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I'm not really sure if GG is trolling or not. If he isn't, I am very disappointed in him.
 
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The same arguments being made to defend tobacco are equally true for reefer. Yet they choose to bring down heaven and earth on those involved in the reefer business and turn a blind eye to those pushing tobacco.
 
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MercyPercy said:
You wanted a link, I gave you two links. You're welcome.
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Your links are right wing blogs.


Sorry. My inner LG came out.

Your links are based on s small number of soldiers. And to be honest, they are in a different situation than your typical crack head.

Let me know when people are shooting at you while you shave.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
The same arguments being made to defend tobacco are equally true for reefer. Yet they choose to bring down heaven and earth on those involved in the reefer business and turn a blind eye to those pushing tobacco.
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Smoke it man.

We don't care.
 
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Obsessed said:
It was fair, considering you response.


Mercy,
I've got things to do. Ho's need to be tended to. If you want my attention, make it worth my while.
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No hard feelings, buddy. I just seriously don't have a clue where you're coming from and how you figure the things you're saying are making sense, but hey, Go tend to your hos, man. That sounds way more fun than arguing on the internet.
 
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MercyPercy said:
No hard feelings, buddy. I just seriously don't have a clue where you're coming from and how you figure the things you're saying are making sense, but hey, Go tend to your hos, man. That sounds way more fun than arguing on the internet.
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Pot is illegal.

If they catch you with it, you go to jail.


Either live by the laws where you live,or move.

Don't ***** at me. You are grown. You know the consequences.
 
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apevol said:
I'm not really sure if GG is trolling or not. If he isn't, I am very disappointed in him.
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Nah, the guy is legit. As in, he legitimately believes the nonsense he regurgitates. If I'm wrong and I'm actually being trolled, I'll tip my hat and will acknowledge his skill.
 
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DEFENDTHISHOUSE said:
I love how if you support someone's right to make their own decisions with their life, you're a pot head. Smdh.
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You should hit your head a little harder....

You and I agree on some things.

But, if you don't like the laws where you live, MOVE

I did it, tired of income taxes in Arkansas. Guess what I did, MOVED to Oklahoma.
 
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Obsessed said:
Pot is illegal.

If they catch you with it, you go to jail.
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We know this. The discussion is whether it(and other drugs) should be legal or not, and if being thrown in jail for breaking a law that isn't just is morally wrong.

Either live by the laws where you live,or move.

Don't ***** at me. You are grown. You know the consequences.
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Welp, there it is. "If you don't like it you can leave!"

Took ya long enough. :p
 
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MercyPercy said:
We know this. The discussion is whether it(and other drugs) should be legal or not, and if being thrown in jail for breaking a law that isn't just is morally wrong.



Welp, there it is. "If you don't like it you can leave!"

Took ya long enough. :p
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I know it's a complicated concept, but it works.


I promise. If my simple ass can do it, you can too
 
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MercyPercy said:
Our military would never have drug dealers and drug addicts in it, you swine! Don't you ever insinuate those guys take speed like candy.
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Off with his head...

opium-soldier.jpg
 
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MercyPercy said:
You're right, we wouldn't want people getting confused and thinking it's something along the lines of the McDadian scale.
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I'm the wind beneath his wings.

Anyway, interesting article you linked about the military drug abuse. Although IMO, the facts are somewhat skewed in that report as the military has gone to great extents to demonize alcohol use even before the upward trend. And I'm curious if their terminology is what's skewing the data about "binge drinking" so to speak.

The unofficial "policy" was 0-1-3 in the USAF. Zero DUI/Alcohol Related Incidents, one drink per hour, three drinks maximum. Anything more than that and you were considered a lush by the powers that be. So I'm curious if things like that are what made the numbers rise so quickly.

I can't speak to the prescription medication issue.
 
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Grand Vol said:
Good grief, you have to get some new material...

Your fallback positions are always loose cigarettes, tail lights and minor traffic infractions. And if that fails, you go to the old standby "CIA drug trafficking."

Like a broken record playing the chorus from "Wrecking Ball" over and over and over and over and over...
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Thanks for the compliment. It lets me know that I'm staying on message and not waivering.
 
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OB, in all seriousness...
Nobody owes anyone else a justification for why they want to get high. The only justification owed is why it is perfectly okay to ruin my life, and the lives of many others, lock us in a cage for long periods of time, simply because a lot of people think they have the right to dictate what someone does to their own mind. Its ****ing ridiculous and there isn't a single argument based in reason to defend the practice. If I get hooked and try to steal your stupid damned tractor, throw me in jail. If I get all messed up and rape your sister, just shoot me. Whatever you feel is right. I've never done any of these ****ing things so stop lording your ethics over me.
 
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