Comments on: 20 Years For Pot Possession?

By: astrowoman

astrowoman — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 22:03:50 +0000

So my sister is 10 years old, and has been addicted to board games lately. She asks me like 5 times a day to play the game Life with her or Apples To Apples. So it got me this idea to make this thread.

I would like to know what is your favorite board/card/dice/etc. game, and what was your favorite board/card/dice/etc. game as a child?

My favorite board game is Clue, cause it is not like other board games in my opinion and keeps me entertained. I loved Clue as a kid, and I still do. Other games I enjoy are Uno and Apples To Apples.

By: KinderWoods

KinderWoods — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 06:13:53 +0000

I don’t have a link to the story. I saw it on our news and read the article in our paper today.
A woman was pregnant with triplets. For some reason (they didn’t disclose for privacy purposes), one of them was born (not even by c-section but natural way) at 25 weeks and the doctors were successful in stopping the other two from coming out.
So now the woman is taking care of the preemie and is still pregnant with twins. In this case, are they still called triplets?
Anyone heard a familiar case? Supposedly, this is becoming more common especially for pregnancies due to fertility treatments/methods.

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By: Rusty

Rusty — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 20:40:51 +0000

It’s not just Louisiana, guys. It’s everywhere. Here’s the bottom line. The government does not care if a defendant serves 20 years or not as long as he/she is sentenced to 20. This way they will not be allowed to vote until their “debt to society” is all paid – in other words 20 years. Misdemeanors don’t count. That’s why each year smaller and smaller amounts of contraband are considered felony crimes. Every felony conviction represents one more voter who will not be welcome at the polls anytime soon because of their liberal views on drugs. This is how conservatives take over a country from within without firing a shot (or getting shot!) A felony conviction also means the defendant will never have a decent job. This is the way rich people make sure they have an ample supply of cheap labor for the jobs they can’t ship overseas. It’s about the money…..always has been.

Rusty

By: Alicia

Alicia — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 17:57:20 +0000

a rapist will only face 5-20 years in prison, even if it is incest. This devestating irrationaliy degrades our human civil rights. For the law not to take infliction of violence and violation of someone’s civil rights as seriously as providing a business identical to that of the tabacco companies puts our freedom at risk.

By: Alex Galtt

Alex Galtt — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 19:42:21 +0000

IF EVERY PERSON IN THIS COUNTRY/STATE VOTED
THE BUSHES WOULDN’T HAVE BEEN IN OFFICE FOR 3 TERMS.
ALL I CAN SAY IS:
IF YOU DON’T VOTE, YOU DON’T HAVE THE RIGHT TO COMPLAIN
SO EVERYBODY GET YOUR A$$E$ UP FROM THE SOFA COME NOVEMBER AND MAKE IT RIGHT THIS TIME

By: John Galt

John Galt — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 21:21:49 +0000

After researching H.R. 5843 and reading all I could all day, I have come to a terrible conclusion. I read hundreds of message boards and thousands of posts, I saw not A SINGLE anti-decriminalization post. Even Americans who don’t partake in marijuana use support the idea of personal liberty. So who is against this? The alcohol lobby and the “neocons” who believe in government paternalism, namely. This bill will most likely never make it out of committee, and if it does our wonderful speaker Miss Pelosi would never allow a vote, and that is sad. It is also sad when the voice of libertarianism comes from a Democratic congessman.Whatever happened to limited government? (tear)

By: mntnman

mntnman — Sat, 26 Jul 2008 20:30:34 +0000

Sounds like a great time to educate the citizens on jury nullification.
A juror not only has the right to judge guilt or innocence they also have the right to aquit based on the fairness of the law and how it is applied.

By: Sean H

Sean H — Sat, 26 Jul 2008 15:54:54 +0000

Eddie said: “What to do? ???…Vote! Not only with a ballot, but with your taxes, your business, with your choice of states to live in. Yes, this is a major pain, to move out of your state, relocate, change jobs, etc… However 20 years spent in a hole is also a major pain.”

This is the attitude to take, if they won’t listen, then take drastic steps to be heard. That simple. I wish I could though just pack up all my things and move to CA.

By: bob

bob — Sat, 26 Jul 2008 00:41:46 +0000

I live in Louisiana, and was actually arrested about 2 weeks ago for my first offense of minor possession. I was essentially coerced into telling cops that I had pot on me, as they searched me and my car, claiming that they saw me “put something under the seat” (which I clearly did not, as they did not find anything under the seat). All I have to say is I’m losing more and more faith in my state by the day. With our new DA, I certainly wouldn’t mind moving somewhere else, but I don’t have the resources (money, basically) to relocate, so that just isn’t an option. But if there is any pro-marijuana legislation, I will most certainly vote against our current inane laws until I can get my ass out of here.