So much for being decriminalized

4/21/2017 6:52:22 AM	So much for being decriminalized
progrocknic Mount Arlington, NJ 33, joined Dec. 2012 online now!	http://time.com/4749642/marijuana-activists-arrested-washington-dc-420/ No one was arrested any of the other times they handed out joints. It almost seems like this administration will make the mistake of pushing back against legal marijuana. Meet singles at DateHookup.dating, we're 100% free! Join now!
4/21/2017 8:18:14 AM	So much for being decriminalized
jitssbaby617 Roslindale, MA 39, joined Jun. 2014 online now!	Quote from progrocknic: http://time.com/4749642/marijuana-activists-arrested-washington-dc-420/ No one was arrested any of the other times they handed out joints. It almost seems like this administration will make the mistake of pushing back against legal marijuana. Still a federal crime in Massachusetts. Arrest them all
4/21/2017 9:07:06 AM	So much for being decriminalized
herc117 Warren, IN 56, joined Dec. 2016	Republicans are always against pot. They view it as evil. They must fight evil as it goes against God. Can't have anyone thinking freely. Must be protected against all they view as evil. Democrats are pro pot. It dumbs the masses. We will go back to the stone age for the next 8 years till the tide turns to Democrats again. Or until people vote in people that actually represent their will!
4/21/2017 11:08:37 AM	So much for being decriminalized
mrroscoereturns Ochopee, FL 59, joined Oct. 2015	Quote from jitssbaby617: Still a federal crime in Massachusetts. Arrest them all Still against Federal Law everywhere! Arrest them all indeed!
4/21/2017 11:12:20 AM	So much for being decriminalized
trackker Vancouver, WA 35, joined May. 2014	Quote from progrocknic: http://time.com/4749642/marijuana-activists-arrested-washington-dc-420/ No one was arrested any of the other times they handed out joints. It almost seems like this administration will make the mistake of pushing back against legal marijuana. If Trump attacks marijuana, I'm done with him.
4/21/2017 11:37:31 AM	So much for being decriminalized
progrocknic Mount Arlington, NJ 33, joined Dec. 2012 online now!	Quote from mrroscoereturns: Still against Federal Law everywhere! Arrest them all indeed! You sound like one of those freedom loving, small government republicans tired of the nanny state.
4/21/2017 11:39:21 AM	So much for being decriminalized
progrocknic Mount Arlington, NJ 33, joined Dec. 2012 online now!	Quote from trackker: If Trump attacks marijuana, I'm done with him. He won't go after medicinal marijuana because I don't think anyone is that stupid. But Sessions sounds pretty intent on cracking down on recreational marijuana. I almost hope he does because the recoil from such an action is going to surprise the shit out of him.
4/21/2017 11:47:03 AM	So much for being decriminalized
mrroscoereturns Ochopee, FL 59, joined Oct. 2015	Quote from progrocknic: You sound like one of those freedom loving, small government republicans tired of the nanny state. And you sound like one of those Stoners that claim it is " harmless" Oh wait, you are...
4/21/2017 11:50:22 AM	So much for being decriminalized
progrocknic Mount Arlington, NJ 33, joined Dec. 2012 online now!	Quote from mrroscoereturns: And you sound like one of those Stoners that claim it is " harmless" Oh wait, you are... Harm is irrelevant. Cigarettes are harmful, yet legal. You just hate the fact that supporting illegal drugs is the complete opposite of a small government, fiscally conservative minded republican. You love the nanny state when it supports your views. I despise it regardless of my views.
4/21/2017 11:57:02 AM	So much for being decriminalized
mrroscoereturns Ochopee, FL 59, joined Oct. 2015	No. I have seen the damage done by this gateway drug, whether you accept the fact that it is gateway or not, as it has led to Heroin, Opioids, etc etc... Alcohol and cigarettes are bad. Legalizing another harmful substance makes no sense. Sorry, I'll never support legalization or Decriminalization.
4/21/2017 12:00:12 PM	So much for being decriminalized
progrocknic Mount Arlington, NJ 33, joined Dec. 2012 online now!	Quote from mrroscoereturns: No. I have seen the damage done by this gateway drug, whether you accept the fact that it is gateway or not, as it has led to Heroin, Opioids, etc etc... Alcohol and cigarettes are bad. Legalizing another harmful substance makes no sense. Sorry, I'll never support legalization or Decriminalization. Except it's not a gateway, because the overwhelming majority of pot smokers don't move to other drugs. And of course you won't support legalizing things that were already legal for thousands of years. How else could you achieve such a fantastic level of hypocrisy?
4/21/2017 12:16:02 PM	So much for being decriminalized
mralwaysrite Estevan, SK 55, joined Feb. 2014	Quote from progrocknic: He won't go after medicinal marijuana because I don't think anyone is that stupid. But Sessions sounds pretty intent on cracking down on recreational marijuana. I almost hope he does because the recoil from such an action is going to surprise the shit out of him. I inhaled a few puffs in my teen years, and I never got hooked with the stuff, however, today, I'm a second hand smoker......kids, co-workers, and a whole lot of people my age are recreational smokers.
4/21/2017 12:20:26 PM	So much for being decriminalized
trackker Vancouver, WA 35, joined May. 2014	(this post has been flagged as inappropriate, sorry.)
4/21/2017 12:21:25 PM	So much for being decriminalized
trackker Vancouver, WA 35, joined May. 2014	Quote from mralwaysrite: I inhaled a few puffs in my teen years, and I never got hooked with the stuff, however, today, I'm a second hand smoker......kids, co-workers, and a whole lot of people my age are recreational smokers. Really? acording to Roscoef*g you should be doing cocaine meth and heroin by now
4/21/2017 12:25:22 PM	So much for being decriminalized
mrroscoereturns Ochopee, FL 59, joined Oct. 2015	Quote from trackker: Dude STFU you ignorant punk a** btch, you're a f*kin' idiot. "Gateway drug" is what someone who doesn't know shit about marijuana says. Spoken like a true stoner. Smoke another one idiot.
4/21/2017 12:25:47 PM	So much for being decriminalized
mralwaysrite Estevan, SK 55, joined Feb. 2014	Quote from progrocknic: Harm is irrelevant. Cigarettes are harmful, yet legal. You just hate the fact that supporting illegal drugs is the complete opposite of a small government, fiscally conservative minded republican. You love the nanny state when it supports your views. I despise it regardless of my views. Monday, 19 October 2015 CDC: Prescription Drugs Kill More Than Illegal Drugs; Teens at High Risk Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show that more people die from legally prescribed drugs than from heroin and cocaine combined. The CDC has classified the situation as an “epidemic.” https://www.thenewamerican.com/culture/family/item/21784-prescription-drugs-kill-more-than-illegal-drugs-teens-at-high-risk
4/21/2017 12:32:07 PM	So much for being decriminalized
muldoon1959 Vallejo, CA 58, joined Feb. 2008	People keep trying to claim that pot is the "gateway" drug, but the truth of the matter is that it's alcohol. That's where it all starts. Why? Access.
4/21/2017 12:42:02 PM	So much for being decriminalized
trackker Vancouver, WA 35, joined May. 2014	The only gateway to drugs is our curiosity and need for pleasure, having the access, and the decision to experiment. Not what Roscoedaretard thinks
4/21/2017 12:44:20 PM	So much for being decriminalized
naprinciple West Plains, MO 48, joined Feb. 2014	There is no rational argument for making pot illegal. It's a way to protect favored businesses and extract wealth from taxpayers and victims alike.
4/21/2017 1:21:38 PM	So much for being decriminalized
clarity101 Aurora, CO 66, joined Oct. 2008	Fingers of blame are being pointed after Denver woke up to mountains of trash following the 4/20 festival. See up close just how much trash was left. PHOTOS: Civic Center Park trashed after 4/20 festival Piles of trash littered Civic Center Park in downtown Denver after the 4/20 festival. thedenverchannel.com this is the looneyliberal mindset.... they are just typically 'trashy' people
4/21/2017 1:26:34 PM	So much for being decriminalized
progrocknic Mount Arlington, NJ 33, joined Dec. 2012 online now!	Quote from clarity101: Fingers of blame are being pointed after Denver woke up to mountains of trash following the 4/20 festival. See up close just how much trash was left. PHOTOS: Civic Center Park trashed after 4/20 festival Piles of trash littered Civic Center Park in downtown Denver after the 4/20 festival. thedenverchannel.com this is the looneyliberal mindset.... they are just typically 'trashy' people Yup. Only liberals make a mess. Well, at least you didn't say anything completely retarded.
4/21/2017 1:26:45 PM	So much for being decriminalized
scarredandtatto Oral, SD 52, joined Aug. 2013	^^^^ Gawd it would suck to be horseface, wouldn't it? Quote from progrocknic: Except it's not a gateway, because the overwhelming majority of pot smokers don't move to other drugs. And of course you won't support legalizing things that were already legal for thousands of years. How else could you achieve such a fantastic level of hypocrisy? a gateway drug...fkin morons, eh? We all know that pot was made illegal to keep the hippies, ngers, war protesters and messicans controlled in the late 60s and early 70s. [Edited 4/21/2017 1:28:50 PM ]
4/21/2017 1:52:57 PM	So much for being decriminalized
muldoon1959 Vallejo, CA 58, joined Feb. 2008	I was reading an article recently about the legal status of pot that was interesting. It basically described how there was a "task force" set up to deal with bootlegging during the prohibition era. Before the end of that era, the person in charge didn't think pot was a big deal and caused no harm. But the end of prohibition also meant the end of his job, so all of a sudden, pot became the most dangerous thing ever. (so he got to keep his job). Then of course all the anti-pot propaganda started up. (Remember refer madness?) Wish I would have kept the link to the article. Good reading. [Edited 4/21/2017 1:53:26 PM ]
4/21/2017 2:07:19 PM	So much for being decriminalized
scarredandtatto Oral, SD 52, joined Aug. 2013	Yeah, his name was Anslinger, Antslinger, some stupid shit like that. I could look it up, but I'm about to be busy. After prohibition ended he needed something to demonize. Jazz was starting in the south and he learned that the "wetbacks" were supplying the "ngers" with marijuana. "Demonize wetbacks and ngers at the same time?! OH BOY!! Sign me up!!", said the powers that be. After Nixon was elected, they looked for a way to keep the dirty f**kin hippies in line...and that, boys and girls, is how an absolutely harmless INTOXICANT, yes it is an intoxicant, was made as dangerous as heroin, and for no other reason.
4/21/2017 2:13:20 PM	So much for being decriminalized
jitssbaby617 Roslindale, MA 39, joined Jun. 2014 online now!	With all the shiat going on in the world you pot heads will just keep talking about how great pot is, your like zombies, unproductive zombies... you need help
4/21/2017 3:01:33 PM	So much for being decriminalized
progrocknic Mount Arlington, NJ 33, joined Dec. 2012 online now!	Some Harry J. Anslinger quotes: "There are 100,000 total marijuana smokers in the US, and most are Negroes, Hispanics, Filipinos and entertainers. Their Satanic music, jazz and swing, result from marijuana usage. This marijuana causes white women to seek sexual relations with Negroes, entertainers and any others." "Marihuana leads to pacifism and communist brainwashing." "Reefer makes darkies think they're as good as white men." "Marijuana is the most violence-causing drug in the history of mankind." "...the primary reason to outlaw marijuana is its effect on the degenerate races." "Most marijuana smokers are Negroes, Hispanics, jazz musicians, and entertainers. Their satanic music is driven by marijuana, and marijuana smoking by white women makes them want to seek sexual relations with Negroes, entertainers, and others. It is a drug that causes insanity, criminality, and death -- the most violence-causing drug in the history of mankind." "Marijuana is an addictive drug which produces in its users insanity, criminality, and death." "You smoke a joint and you're likely to kill your brother."
4/21/2017 3:06:02 PM	So much for being decriminalized
scarredandtatto Oral, SD 52, joined Aug. 2013	IDK about killing my brother, but the THC now days....mother F**K!!!! I grew up in the 80s on ditchweed leaves, this shit now days is 25%! Next fresh batch, I'm going to try a big batch of edibles.
4/21/2017 3:08:07 PM	So much for being decriminalized
progrocknic Mount Arlington, NJ 33, joined Dec. 2012 online now!	Quote from scarredandtatto: IDK about killing my brother, but the THC now days....mother F**K!!!! I grew up in the 80s on ditchweed leaves, this shit now days is 25%! Next fresh batch, I'm going to try a big batch of edibles. Just remember that when THC is processed by the liver, the resulting chemical compounds is about 5 times more psychoactive than when you smoke pot. It's handy information to have, especially if you buy a cookie and the dose is 1/8th of a cookie.
4/21/2017 3:11:49 PM	So much for being decriminalized
trackker Vancouver, WA 35, joined May. 2014	Quote from jitssbaby617: With all the shiat going on in the world you pot heads will just keep talking about how great pot is, your like zombies, unproductive zombies... you need help Close minded conservatives are a tragedy, no first hand experience on a subject, but they have a formulated opinion about it because they were told to believe certain things a certain way. "unproductive zombies"? Tell that to M Phelps, a pot head who's done something no one in the world can do.
4/21/2017 3:14:01 PM	So much for being decriminalized
scarredandtatto Oral, SD 52, joined Aug. 2013	I'm well aware of that. I've watched TONS of videos on making butter and oils and milk and...My thought is, why?! Once it's decarbed, just a pinch should be more then plenty. Pinch it off and eat it, that way there's not question about getting all of the THC separated from the plant matter.
4/21/2017 3:16:38 PM	So much for being decriminalized
stellar007 Plymouth, MI 42, joined Dec. 2013 online now!	Quote from trackker: Dude STFU you ignorant punk a** btch, you're a f*kin' idiot. "Gateway drug" is what someone who doesn't know shit about marijuana says. I know about pot Trackker... I also know a whole lot about other drugs too.. Normally your opinions align quite well with my own, but not this time. Allow me to explain. Pot is a gateway drug, if only because the people who will take the risks to distribute it are often times doing or selling much harder drugs such as cocaine, crack, heroin, LSD, Acid, Beaners, Mescaline, gel-tabs, mushroom, or any other kind of drug. Yes there are some people who deal exclusively in pot, but often times they know people or their suppliers have it. If you think about it, someone who is a "dealer" isn't your nickel bag kid who buys up an OZ for $100, breaks it down into 28 dime bags and makes $180 profit. That guy is what you call a "pusher" and his sole mission in life, like anyone else is to make money. The "dealer" is the guy who buys several pounds and sells only to the "pushers"... You don't see a dealer slinging nickel or dime bags on the corners. The risk involved in handling pounds and selling quantity is such that many "dealers" will also dabble in other drugs as it's always about the money. Eventually this "pusher" will be fed some of the other drug to sell off and that is where the term "gateway" comes in. Now I will agree that making pot legal would greatly diminish this "gateway", because the risk is no longer there. But it will still be there until such time as pot is available at every corner store much like tobacco and alcohol are. People use pot to come down from many of these harder drugs, or it's used to supplement their high, much like how tobacco and alcohol are also, so there is that element. The difference is, no one goes to a tobacco or alcohol pusher or dealer for their supplies. Back in the alcohol prohibition they did, but not anymore. On one hand I agree with you that people are going to do what they are going to do, but on the other hand I know that obtaining an illegal drug such as pot creates this "gateway". Just because someone chooses to smoke pot doesn't mean they are going to move up to harder drugs, but in the quest to obtain said "pot" they are likely to come across the harder stuff. And here is a little secret that not many know... When a "dealer" gets a good deal on harder drugs, they will create a drought knowing people who have developed a dependence on the "pot" may try whatever drug they happen to have a quantity of that needs pushing. To a kid looking for a buzz and faced with the prospects of going sober, or giving something else a try, it's the very definition of "gateway drug".
4/21/2017 3:22:49 PM	So much for being decriminalized
stellar007 Plymouth, MI 42, joined Dec. 2013 online now!	Quote from trackker: Close minded conservatives are a tragedy, no first hand experience on a subject, but they have a formulated opinion about it because they were told to believe certain things a certain way. "unproductive zombies"? Tell that to M Phelps, a pot head who's done something no one in the world can do. Phelps was/is a good swimmer... With or without pot... But if Phelps took his habit to an unhealthy level, he would become an unproductive zombie. It happens Trackker... And it's not exclusive to pot... It happens with ALL drugs.
4/21/2017 3:23:10 PM	So much for being decriminalized
scarredandtatto Oral, SD 52, joined Aug. 2013	Quote from stellar007: Pot is a gateway drug, if only because the people who will take the risks to distribute it are often times doing or selling much harder drugs... WROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONG!!! Wrong, wrong, wrong. Wrooooooong! The idea behind a gateway drug is a drug that leads one to take the next drug. Using that bullshit, alcohol would be more of a gateway drug. In fact I would suggest that alcohol is a gateway drug to marijuana.
4/21/2017 3:25:17 PM	So much for being decriminalized
stellar007 Plymouth, MI 42, joined Dec. 2013 online now!	Quote from scarredandtatto: The idea behind a gateway drug is a drug that leads one to take the next drug. Using that bullshit, alcohol would be more of a gateway drug. In fact I would suggest that alcohol is a gateway drug to marijuana. And you would be absolutely correct! Because Alcohol IS a drug. Alcohol was my gateway... Why? Because you had to be 21 to obtain it. What was my gateway to alcohol? Tobacco. Round and round we go... Where it will stop, nobody knows..
4/21/2017 3:27:51 PM	So much for being decriminalized
w6o6l6f_1 Richmond, VA 39, joined May. 2014	Quote from trackker: If Trump attacks marijuana, I'm done with him. It is a deal breaker for many moderate independents. It is my only problem with Rex Tillerson. I find it surprising that most think all conservatives are against legalization. When it has already brought in so much money for schools and other programs. As long as medical marijuana keeps passing in each state. There is not much to worry about. I live in a common wealth and still smoke a few times a week.
4/21/2017 3:27:58 PM	So much for being decriminalized
scarredandtatto Oral, SD 52, joined Aug. 2013	That's my point. Marijuana as a "gateway" drug is as f**king stupid as claiming that trump is doing a good job.
4/21/2017 3:31:09 PM	So much for being decriminalized
stellar007 Plymouth, MI 42, joined Dec. 2013 online now!	I remember the first time I ever smoked pot... I was working at a meat market at the time (butcher shop)... Someone made me a steam roller out of tin foil and a toilet paper roll because it was my very first time ever buying pot... Sure, we had a case of beer but the girls wanted pot... P*ssy is probably the first gateway now that I think about it, but that's not what this story is about. Anyway, I had no idea how to roll a joint... So I put this green odd smelling stuff in the steam roller, lit it and proceeded to inhale... Much to my surprise the pot never effected me, but all the girls were coughing and giggling smoking the h3ll out of my sac... A week later a friend of mine was kind enough to let me know that you have to place your hand over the other side of the steam roller, otherwise you were just sucking in air... LOL And that is why we need friends folks! LOL
4/21/2017 3:39:44 PM	So much for being decriminalized
scarredandtatto Oral, SD 52, joined Aug. 2013	My new hobby is making bongs out of liquor bottles. I just made one last week I make pipes out of deer antler too. I'll have to find some pictures.
4/21/2017 3:44:25 PM	So much for being decriminalized
stellar007 Plymouth, MI 42, joined Dec. 2013 online now!	Quote from scarredandtatto: Marijuana as a "gateway" drug is as f*king stupid as claiming that trump is doing a good job. President Trump IS doing a good job! And I tip my hat to him and Sessions telling it to people straight that pot isn't any good for you! Tobacco and Alcohol isn't any good for you! These people aren't like Obama, who is an empty shell of a man who was and still is a con artist out for himself. But I can guarantee you the very definition of hypocrisy was in play when he confronted his daughter about the time she was caught on camera smoking pot. President Trump and Sessions don't want the crown for making pot legal... They feel as I do, that it's bad for you and habit forming. If left unchecked and abused it WILL sap you of motivation and drive. Sure, you could live your whole life smoking pot, and some people do! But that is not what they represent and if you don't respect them for that, then you are part of the problem and not part of the solution. I don't smoke pot anymore... I don't drink anymore (unless someone has a bottle of Blue Label), and I don't do any other hard drugs anymore... But I do still have a serious problem with tobacco, pssy, money and fast cars... I imagine this problem will never go away until I am 6 foot under... But such is the way of life. I embrace it and move forward. Good luck to you all! We Trump Republicans love you all!
4/21/2017 3:51:11 PM	So much for being decriminalized
scarredandtatto Oral, SD 52, joined Aug. 2013	Yeah, well, you're on something if you think that he's doing a good job, well, for the masses that is. He's doing a bang up job of making money for himself.
4/21/2017 3:53:22 PM	So much for being decriminalized
trackker Vancouver, WA 35, joined May. 2014	Quote from stellar007: Pot is a gateway drug, if only because the people who will take the risks to distribute it are often times doing or selling much harder drugs such as cocaine, crack, heroin, LSD, Acid, Beaners, Mescaline, gel-tabs, mushroom, or any other kind of drug. Yes there are some people who deal exclusively in pot, but often times they know people or their suppliers have it. I've gone through hundreds of dealers and pushers, and they are never pushing hard drugs. From my experience hard drug pushers stick to hard drugs, and pot dealers stick to marijuana. That's why when you want crack you need a crack dealer, heroin a heroin dealer, meth a meth dealer. So your argument in my POV is null.
4/21/2017 3:57:34 PM	So much for being decriminalized
stellar007 Plymouth, MI 42, joined Dec. 2013 online now!	President Trump has ALWAYS had an addiction to money and pssy... Cars too! It wasn't the Presidency that introduced this to him... But it was the Presidency that introduced him to his new addiction, which is POWER... I pray for Trump, as often times your drug of choice can lead you to fall off the wagon. For me, as I have learned from this thread, it's pssy. I think the same is true for Trump... We had all better hope that his wife doesn't pull the rug from under him or I can guarantee you we will all see a monster to which none of us could have ever imagined as he tries to regain his footing. I think about it, and about the only thing I know of that could cause me to slip is a woman. Such a pathetic existence I know... I suppose this is why many people turn to homosexuality.. You probably know a lot about homosexuality, don't ya Scar?
4/21/2017 4:00:00 PM	So much for being decriminalized
stellar007 Plymouth, MI 42, joined Dec. 2013 online now!	Quote from trackker: I've gone through hundreds of dealers and pushers, and they are never pushing hard drugs. From my experience hard drug pushers stick to hard drugs, and pot dealers stick to marijuana. That's why when you want crack you need a crack dealer, heroin a heroin dealer, meth a meth dealer. So your argument in my POV is null. You know you're lying... You know deep down about a handful of times that what you're saying is false. That's okay.. I get it.. You like to smoke pot.. That is your thing. I'm not trying to take that away from you and neither is Trump or Sessions!! Quit acting like you just started smoking weed after 2008... Or maybe you did and that is why you can make the statement you made above.
4/21/2017 4:06:22 PM	So much for being decriminalized
progrocknic Mount Arlington, NJ 33, joined Dec. 2012 online now!	Quote from stellar007: You know you're lying... You know deep down about a handful of times that what you're saying is false. That's okay.. I get it.. You like to smoke pot.. That is your thing. I'm not trying to take that away from you and neither is Trump or Sessions!! Quit acting like you just started smoking weed after 2008... Or maybe you did and that is why you can make the statement you made above. I can tell you haven't smoked in a long time because what tracker says is the truth. Now that marijuana is legal in a lot of places and decriminalized in others, pot dealers stick to pot. Why risk selling harder drugs when they can just sell pot which is losing its illegal status. Not to mention, there are a lot more growers than when you were smoking. Most of the dealers get their shit right from a grower, and marijuana growers don't grow opium. It's just the way it is now. You've been out of the loop for a while, it's ok, it happens.
4/21/2017 4:10:16 PM	So much for being decriminalized
stellar007 Plymouth, MI 42, joined Dec. 2013 online now!	Quote from progrocknic: I can tell you haven't smoked in a long time because what tracker says is the truth. Now that marijuana is legal in a lot of places and decriminalized in others, pot dealers stick to pot. Why risk selling harder drugs when they can just sell pot which is losing its illegal status. Not to mention, there are a lot more growers than when you were smoking. Most of the dealers get their shit right from a grower, and marijuana growers don't grow opium. It's just the way it is now. You've been out of the loop for a while, it's ok, it happens. What you say is what I have been saying in my post above... And it's true, that once you develop a habit for something other than pot you will be turned over to a new dealer.. But it's still the same game rookie... Heed my words... Or don't... I could care less... I got my own demons..
4/21/2017 4:10:30 PM	So much for being decriminalized
scarredandtatto Oral, SD 52, joined Aug. 2013	trakker is a bloody twat booger, but, yeah. Since cannabis isn't the evil that it was twenty years ago, people aren't risking the harder stuff.
4/21/2017 4:12:03 PM	So much for being decriminalized
stellar007 Plymouth, MI 42, joined Dec. 2013 online now!	Oh... Ooookay.. Suuuurrreee.
4/21/2017 4:25:38 PM	So much for being decriminalized
w6o6l6f_1 Richmond, VA 39, joined May. 2014	Quote from stellar007: What you say is what I have been saying in my post above... And it's true, that once you develop a habit for something other than pot you will be turned over to a new dealer.. But it's still the same game rookie... Heed my words... Or don't... I could care less... I got my own demons.. I never experimented with herion until after oxycontin. The only difference is who is profiting.
4/21/2017 4:51:58 PM	So much for being decriminalized
scarredandtatto Oral, SD 52, joined Aug. 2013	THIS is The Tickler! And my latest. The bottle is a whiskey called Tickler Ridge. AWESOME bong! Nice chug, clears out well, I'm going to get some glass beads for a diffusor.
4/21/2017 5:00:17 PM	So much for being decriminalized
stellar007 Plymouth, MI 42, joined Dec. 2013 online now!	lol, I think it's clear you have taken this pot thing to an unhealthy level Scar... LOL Props for your ingenuity, but eh... How are you supposed to fit ice cube's in there!?
4/21/2017 5:01:57 PM	So much for being decriminalized
stellar007 Plymouth, MI 42, joined Dec. 2013 online now!	And hey! Look! Scar has a pink arm chair! Just like his lover Muldoon! LOL
4/21/2017 5:03:33 PM	So much for being decriminalized
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4/21/2017 5:21:31 PM	So much for being decriminalized
cinnamonnhaze Minneapolis, MN 53, joined Apr. 2014	Quote from w6o6l6f_1: I never experimented with herion until after oxycontin. The only difference is who is profiting. It's people like you who make people with real actual pain suffer because people like you want a quick high & have zero self control. Go out tonight & get a boat load of heroin. See how high your tolerance level is. There are many people in serious pain who are now suffering because of punks like you. Were you on heroin when you were convinced trump was the best choice or was that your meth night? You junkies should be the ones in prison. You & Rush Limbaugh & O'Reily & the rest of you lying drug wh*res. Pot isn't a gateway to jack. Now go sharpen your used needle & make sure to fill it to the top. One less meth addict on welfare is what your righties fight for. Go make your party proud!!!
4/21/2017 5:32:07 PM	So much for being decriminalized
naprinciple West Plains, MO 48, joined Feb. 2014	Quote from waltree: De Criminalized! OUR DEBT RIDDEN GOVERNMENT IS NOT ABOUT TO DECRIMINALIZE ANYTHING!!! TAXES!! AND OUR CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM: ARE ONE AND THE SAME! Citation's! Tickets! YOU KNOW! THE GOD DAM ANNOYING FINES! THE POLICE WRITE YOU UP FOR! THAT IS CITATION TAX! THAT IS CITATION TAX! THAT IS CITATION TAX! THAT IS CITATION TAX! THAT IS CITATION TAX! THAT IS CITATION TAX! THAT IS CITATION TAX! THAT IS CITATION TAX! THAT IS CITATION TAX! THAT IS CITATION TAX! THAT IS CITATION TAX! THAT IS CITATION TAX! GET IT! "ALL WORK AND NO PLAY MAKES JACK A DULL BOY! But; The CITATION TAXES ARE REAL!!! VERY REAL! JUST ASK ANY N**GER! JEW! CHINK! WET BACK! SAVAGE NATIVE AMERICAN! CRIMINALIZED! OR DECRIMINALIZED? REALITY! WHAT IS IT? FOR THEM? HUH! AND WORSE; MUCH WORSE! WHAT IS; REALITY FOR US! THE MIDDLE CLASS WORKERS!!! GOD DAM!!! THE MIDDLE CLASS WORKERS! CITATION TAXES! CITATION TAXES! CITATION TAXES! MORE!MORE!MORE! Agreed, and all taxation is theft.
4/21/2017 6:20:42 PM	So much for being decriminalized
waltree Newton, NC 58, joined Oct. 2013	Quote from naprinciple: Agreed, and all taxation is theft. EQUAL TAXATION OF THE RICH AND WEALTHY IS JUST AND FAIR! PREYING ON THE WEAK AND THE POOR IS EVIL! CITATION TAXES ARE EVIL! AS; TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION! WAS EVIL!
4/21/2017 6:34:57 PM	So much for being decriminalized
rocky_dennis Mechanicsburg, PA 39, joined Nov. 2013	Look how much working welfare, is provided by keeping it illegal. Law enforcement, corrections, judical and an ongoing list. Until their isn't enough money to support working welfare, in the public sector it will stay illegal.
4/21/2017 7:03:49 PM	So much for being decriminalized
scarredandtatto Oral, SD 52, joined Aug. 2013	Quote from stellar007: lol, I think it's clear you have taken this pot thing to an unhealthy level Scar... LOL Props for your ingenuity, but eh... How are you supposed to fit ice cube's in there!? A feller has to smoke it out of something. Yeah, ice cubes, that's an attachment that I haven't assembled yet. Now, b*tch, slink off and make me some new pictures.
4/21/2017 8:36:57 PM	So much for being decriminalized
cinnamonnhaze Minneapolis, MN 53, joined Apr. 2014	Quote from rocky_dennis: Look how much working welfare, is provided by keeping it illegal. Law enforcement, corrections, judical and an ongoing list. Until their isn't enough money to support working welfare, in the public sector it will stay illegal. Very easy problem to solve - Pay people a livable wage. I remember when I graduated how excited people were to go out & get a job & live on their own. Now you've got college grads moving into their parents basements & playing Gameboy with zero motivation to take a job that isn't enough to make their student loan payment. Yet we continue to support these adults under the parents insurance until the age of 26!!! (Far too old.) You gotta pick one - a livable wage or welfare. Donnie is only going to increase the welfare population. That's what tax breaks for the rich gets you. So you voted to keep getting trickled on, & that you will.
4/22/2017 4:33:06 AM	So much for being decriminalized
rocky_dennis Mechanicsburg, PA 39, joined Nov. 2013	Quote from cinnamonnhaze: Very easy problem to solve - Pay people a livable wage. I remember when I graduated how excited people were to go out & get a job & live on their own. Now you've got college grads moving into their parents basements & playing Gameboy with zero motivation to take a job that isn't enough to make their student loan payment. Yet we continue to support these adults under the parents insurance until the age of 26!!! (Far too old.) You gotta pick one - a livable wage or welfare. Donnie is only going to increase the welfare population. That's what tax breaks for the rich gets you. So you voted to keep getting trickled on, & that you will. I completely agree on livable wages. Until Americans stop buying unregulated, no labor law goods, they'll continue to receive scraps. If people don't make the change, the government and corporations aren't going too. The day I see Americans at every port of entry, not letting one truck leave those gates, of slave labor good's, I'll be right there with them. Or they can continue to waste there time, with the protesting Corporations and Government, have wanted them too do. As for the College grads going back home etc, there's a lot of factor's. Number one look at their degrees. Many of them have a degree, there was never a job for and with working welfare continuing to shrink, because the last 30 years, took 120 years worth of funds. So there's no hiding in the public sector anymore with a degree not worth toilet paper.
4/22/2017 9:02:56 AM	So much for being decriminalized
naprinciple West Plains, MO 48, joined Feb. 2014	Quote from waltree: EQUAL TAXATION OF THE RICH AND WEALTHY IS JUST AND FAIR! PREYING ON THE WEAK AND THE POOR IS EVIL! CITATION TAXES ARE EVIL! AS; TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION! WAS EVIL! Taxes are theft because it lacks consent, not because it's asymmetric.

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