ne1 sick of their state being extremely conservative?
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fukdapolice
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im sick of my extremely conservative people, and how they view smokers of the herb.
Vizion420
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ive been reading on the political section of this site bout how cali might legalize. I thinking how indiana (where im from )... will b one of the last places to do something like tht....
...cali will legalize b4 we let sick ppl use it...
nope itll be the southern states AL, GA, and so on , we will be the last
rev3la7ion
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Dude... just one plant in Alabama gets you a minimum of 5 years in prison...
In Georgia (where I'm from) it still sucks even harder. I'm even more conservative than anything else and am sick of the bullshit that is propagated from politicians mouths...
In Georgia (where I'm from) it still sucks even harder. I'm even more conservative than anything else and am sick of the bullshit that is propagated from politicians mouths...
th3bigbad
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all any1 can do at this point is let your elected officials how u the voter that did or didnt put his or her ass in office how you feel.
hop over here >>>>> Contact Officials - NORML
and just scroll down to the bottom and click the action now button.
ive sent 1 e-mail a day everyday this year. this is the reply ive gotten at least 100 times this year from different officials . its bogus but makes me sleep alil better knowing some1 had to take 5 mins out of their day to send me that.
http://us.mc599.mail.yahoo.com/mc/s...ARktSKrpWQksDAzrPwU&mcrumb=IfJfTRUpt68&flag=1 Constituent Response From Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison
Tuesday, August 19, 2008 3:40 PM
From:
"Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison" <[email protected]>
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Dear Mr. Voter:
Thank you for contacting me regarding the medical use of marijuana. I welcome your thoughts and comments on this issue.
Currently, marijuana is classified in the Schedule I category under the Controlled Substances Act. These substances have no accepted medical use in the United States and have a high potential for abuse, which legally restricts them from being used for any reason, including medicinal purposes.
Researchers have found marijuana use can adversely affect brain activity and the respiratory system, lead to increases in heart rate and blood pressure, and impair critical skills related to attention, memory, and learning. In addition, the harmful chemical in marijuana, delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), has been linked to low birth weight and impaired motor development in children whose mother's used marijuana. While I am supportive of a patient's right to pursue all legally available options for medical treatment, I therefore am opposed to any effort legalizing the use of marijuana.
I appreciate hearing from you and hope you will not hesitate to keep in touch on any issue of concern to you.
Sincerely,
Kay Bailey Hutchison
United States Senator
284 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510
202-224-5922 (tel)
202-224-0776 (fax)
http://hutchison.senate.gov
hop over here >>>>> Contact Officials - NORML
and just scroll down to the bottom and click the action now button.
ive sent 1 e-mail a day everyday this year. this is the reply ive gotten at least 100 times this year from different officials . its bogus but makes me sleep alil better knowing some1 had to take 5 mins out of their day to send me that.
http://us.mc599.mail.yahoo.com/mc/s...ARktSKrpWQksDAzrPwU&mcrumb=IfJfTRUpt68&flag=1 Constituent Response From Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison
Tuesday, August 19, 2008 3:40 PM
From:
"Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison" <[email protected]>
-----Inline Attachment Follows-----
Dear Mr. Voter:
Thank you for contacting me regarding the medical use of marijuana. I welcome your thoughts and comments on this issue.
Currently, marijuana is classified in the Schedule I category under the Controlled Substances Act. These substances have no accepted medical use in the United States and have a high potential for abuse, which legally restricts them from being used for any reason, including medicinal purposes.
Researchers have found marijuana use can adversely affect brain activity and the respiratory system, lead to increases in heart rate and blood pressure, and impair critical skills related to attention, memory, and learning. In addition, the harmful chemical in marijuana, delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), has been linked to low birth weight and impaired motor development in children whose mother's used marijuana. While I am supportive of a patient's right to pursue all legally available options for medical treatment, I therefore am opposed to any effort legalizing the use of marijuana.
I appreciate hearing from you and hope you will not hesitate to keep in touch on any issue of concern to you.
Sincerely,
Kay Bailey Hutchison
United States Senator
284 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510
202-224-5922 (tel)
202-224-0776 (fax)
http://hutchison.senate.gov
NomadicSky
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Fuck yeah I am I live deep in Dixie the only state left with an obvious confederate state flag.
I'm sick of Christians trying to shove their bible up my ass.
8 years of a baptist school, and 18 years at a southern baptist church. It's insane.
First of all the Bible says nothing about weed being a sin, hell the plant was around in that area of the world where it was written. Reading it you know most of the people that wrote the damn thing were stoned off their ass.
Although I also live in a state with dry counties even it was legalized I bet it wouldn't be legal here.
I'm sick of Christians trying to shove their bible up my ass.
8 years of a baptist school, and 18 years at a southern baptist church. It's insane.
First of all the Bible says nothing about weed being a sin, hell the plant was around in that area of the world where it was written. Reading it you know most of the people that wrote the damn thing were stoned off their ass.
Although I also live in a state with dry counties even it was legalized I bet it wouldn't be legal here.
good ol' boy
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YEP im one of the alabamians, and since its in the bible belt, people often feel like they have to be conservative. alabama will probably be the very lsat state to legalize.
rev3la7ion
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The original bible was written on hemp paper anyways...
LowRider82
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i live in SC, there was almost a bill passed here for medical marijuana, but i think it died before it was even introduced. the guy who came up with the bill actually died last year. I hate living here, its automatic straight to jail, even for a joint (30days) its a misdemeanor. Bible belt sucks balls. Oh by the way the CONFEDRATE FLAG FLIES HIGH AND MIGHTY HERE STILL, YOU DIXIES AIN"T THE ONLY STATE 
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good ol' boy
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Agreed. SC is just as rebel as anwhere that i know offi live in SC, there was almost a bill passed here for medical marijuana, but i think it died before it was even introduced. the guy who came up with the bill actually died last year. I hate living here, its automatic straight to jail, even for a joint (30days) its a misdemeanor. Bible belt sucks balls. Oh by the way the CONFEDRATE FLAG FLIES HIGH AND MIGHTY HERE STILL, YOU DIXIES AIN"T THE ONLY STATE
ElBarto
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Jeez, why bother? If ever there was a senator with her head firmly up her ass. And there's talk she's going to run for govenor. Brrrr.....
I'm happy with my Rep though.
Is there anything in legislation for Georgia?? I was just reading how to write to Saxby Chambliss & Johnny Isakson (Both are Republicans), but I am wondering if anyone has already done it, and if so what were the results. I dont care how long it takes... as long as it happens during my lifetime...
Happy Stranger
Active Member
South's just the worst.
Johnnyorganic
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The books which eventually found their way into the Bible were first recorded on vellum. This was true up until the mid-fifteenth century when the arrival of the printing press introduced the widespread use of paper.
The Gutenberg Bible was printed both on vellum and hemp paper.
MaryJaneDoe
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I think it's so freaking sick that you can get 5 years for 1 plant. That's outrageous. Think of all the tax payers money that pays for that poor sole to sit in prison. Man what a waste. It took us awhile here in Montana but we finally made it legal, or at least as legal as it can be with the feds and all. But at least we can get cards and grow, and to find a Doc who agrees to come out of the closet is still a little hard, but if you've got a condition that it can help your in. It still fills weird to pay some money to the state and tell them all your info...............
misshestermoffitt
New Member
I'm sick of them jacking my paycheck for taxes each week, Federal and state. I also am expected to fork over property taxes each year. I think I pay enough taxes to purchase my right to sit at home and smoke my weed in front of my computer screen.
Alpine farmer
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thats why i live hereive been reading on the political section of this site bout how cali might legalize. I thinking how indiana (where im from )... will b one of the last places to do something like tht....
...cali will legalize b4 we let sick ppl use it...
misshestermoffitt
New Member
I can't believe that a Jeff Gordon fan started this thread. Here's a little education for you Jeff Gordon fan. Jeff drives for DuPont. DuPont is the main contributor to Marijuana being illegal. It was made illegal to protect DuPont's petrochemical company.
I'm thinking you should be flipping ole Jeff Gordon a big fat bird, him and his fucking sponsor.
read it and weep -------->
THE CONSPIRACY
Andrew Mellon became Hoover's Secretary of the Treasury and Dupont's primary investor. He appointed his future nephew-in-law, Harry J. Anslinger, to head the Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs.
Secret meetings were held by these financial tycoons. Hemp was declared dangerous and a threat to their billion dollar enterprises. For their dynasties to remain intact, hemp had to go. These men took an obscure Mexican slang word: 'marihuana' and pushed it into the consciousness of America.
MEDIA MANIPULATION
A media blitz of 'yellow journalism' raged in the late 1920s and 1930s. Hearst's newspapers ran stories emphasizing the horrors of marihuana. The menace of marihuana made headlines. Readers learned that it was responsible for everything from car accidents to loose morality.
Films like 'Reefer Madness' (1936), 'Marihuana: Assassin of Youth' (1935) and 'Marihuana: The Devil's Weed' (1936) were propaganda designed by these industrialists to create an enemy. Their purpose was to gain public support so that anti-marihuana laws could be passed.
Marijuana Conspiracy - by Dough Yurchey
I'm thinking you should be flipping ole Jeff Gordon a big fat bird, him and his fucking sponsor.
read it and weep -------->
THE CONSPIRACY
Andrew Mellon became Hoover's Secretary of the Treasury and Dupont's primary investor. He appointed his future nephew-in-law, Harry J. Anslinger, to head the Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs.
Secret meetings were held by these financial tycoons. Hemp was declared dangerous and a threat to their billion dollar enterprises. For their dynasties to remain intact, hemp had to go. These men took an obscure Mexican slang word: 'marihuana' and pushed it into the consciousness of America.
MEDIA MANIPULATION
A media blitz of 'yellow journalism' raged in the late 1920s and 1930s. Hearst's newspapers ran stories emphasizing the horrors of marihuana. The menace of marihuana made headlines. Readers learned that it was responsible for everything from car accidents to loose morality.
Films like 'Reefer Madness' (1936), 'Marihuana: Assassin of Youth' (1935) and 'Marihuana: The Devil's Weed' (1936) were propaganda designed by these industrialists to create an enemy. Their purpose was to gain public support so that anti-marihuana laws could be passed.
Marijuana Conspiracy - by Dough Yurchey
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