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      Pingback | November 14, 2009
    • Valid medicinal value, it’s a victimless crime, the War on Drugs WAY too costly, too many arrests for simple possession, tax it and use the money to pay for health insurance and to reduce the deficit…Need I say more?

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      Comment | November 16, 2009
    • Amazing as always :)

      Comment | November 19, 2009
    • Why are we still having this conversation?

      Nearly three-quarters-of-a-century after it was made illegal; half-a-century after it was proven to be practically harmless – why is it still a crime to possess and smoke marijuana?

      Here is a list of ten famous people who died as a result of nicotine abuse:

      Humphrey Bogart
      Edward R. Murrow
      Nat King Cole
      George Harrison
      John Huston
      Noel Coward
      Betty Grable
      Walt Disney
      Gary Cooper
      Peter Jennings

      Here is another list. Ten famous people who died from alcoholism:

      Billie Holiday
      Jack Kerouac
      Truman Capote
      Lorenz Hart
      Veronica Lake
      Bix Beiderbecke
      Montgomery Clift
      Dylan Thomas
      John Barrymore
      Errol Flynn

      Now I’m going to ask you to name for me one celebrity who has died from too much grass.

      Go on, I’m waiting. Is it a “gateway drug” as they never tire of reminding us? Yeah, it probably is. But so is Pabst Blue Ribbon. Let’s get a grip here.

      http://www.tomdegan.blogspot.com

      Tom Degan
      Goshen, NY

      Comment | November 23, 2009