Comments on: NORML SHOW LIVE Saturday night: Reefer Madness Special!

By: anonoymous

anonoymous — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 20:32:39 +0000

First is , Jerry Droz .

Second and here comes California .

Third and the Nation follows California .

Fourth…..the rest of the World follows behind

By: Texan

Texan — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 06:28:58 +0000

Your right. However you have to remember that employers were young and fun once upon a time. I’m a college student, and atleast here in Texas I would say about 70% of college students smoke, and 50% smoke daily. And people do buy weed everyday everywhere and the world hasnt fallen apart because of that. In fact I think if more of the world smoked pot alot of crimes would go down. “Hey North Korea, lets gather round this piece bubbler? I got some kim chi kush.” And you know that once America legalizes weed, every other nation will be soon to follow.

By: Caleb

Caleb — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 15:19:30 +0000

I agree, Texan. You have to be worried about who knows you smoke. Some people really believe deeply that weed is as bad as all the other hard drugs. I know a lot of college students who have no problem getting wasted but think weed is the horrible dangerous drug. Expecially older people, like potential employers. They really believe the lies, and they are going to see you as a lazy stoner. It sucks, but the truth is spreading. Not soon enough, but hopefully if a state can legalize it and show that the world doesn’t end because people can buy weed, weed will become more acceptable elswhere.

Also, would accidents caused by substance abuse go down if weed were legal? I would like a statistic on that if it exists.

By: Texan

Texan — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 02:54:06 +0000

The only problem is that in todays world, people are not exactly eager to publically support an illegal drug that could get them fired for using it. With a slow economy and job shortages no one is eager to get canned. And reguardless of whether it changes the law or not one runs the risk of being screwed prior to the law being changed, which means that if you change it but got into trouble or fired before hand your still screwed.

And who knows perhaps obama is laying the foundation for national legalization but as we all know the beaurocatic process takes for fucking ever…

By: Texan

Texan — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 02:40:25 +0000

Marijuana kills!!! O wait, thats every other drug, my bad.

General Jake is right, Yelling “legalization” from your computer chair when your probably too stoned to move isnt going to change anything. Lets March on Washington with blunts-a-blazin!!! The million man (or woman) blunt walk. It should begin at a 7-11 end at a sandwich shop…

By: General-Jake

General-Jake — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 16:38:01 +0000

YES! Stompedonmyrights your dead on a country by the people eh? I hate our government but LOVE this country. Its our duty as free loving citizens to make sure our government doesnt go outta control. And just as you speak writs and jury nullification is a solid way to do just that. I just wish we had a million guys who feel as strongly as you do and not the multitude of posers who yell ‘LEGALIZATION’…. from their computer chair.

By: Stompedonmyrights

Stompedonmyrights — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 15:03:27 +0000

I don’t support violence by either side of this issue. But I know history has a bad habit of repeating itself. Something about the “Uneducatable Man” that makes history repeat over and over. Sorry!

By: Stompedonmyrights

Stompedonmyrights — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 15:00:50 +0000

General-Jake when your right, your right. The greatest generation of American were lied too. They hate us because they were taught to do so. If they understood the lies they were told they would be at the front lines for the fight for liberty as they have in the past.
I am glad NORML is continuing the fight but I understand our liberty lies or dies with us, the people and not with NORML or government.
We are working in the same direction (Writ) as Mass. We are looking at the Kansas Supreme Court Case Law to find the moment the Court ruled against the welfare of the people. We plan to use those case(s) in the Writ along with evidence of this Constructive Fraud. In the mean time we must continue to talk about Jury Nullification and the power the jury has to throwout the law. We have to explain that the Jury is the last line of defense against an unjust wayward government. Their laws if vioded out by a jury can not harm us. The jury of our peers must learn that they have the power not the Judge, not our wayward government employees. It is time to fire some of these folks for their unlawful behavior towards our secured constitutional rights.
They Government must learn that we, the people, are doing the best we can to protect them from great harm that they themselves have created by this unlawful behavior. We have their best interest in mind even though they have never had ours. If the government destorys the foundation of the constitution, O! I hate to think what that will cost this Nation in blood and citizens.
Will there be more Rudy Ridge murders, Waco slaughters, and OK City bombing? why? This is the wrong way to go, it not a street we as people should go down. I say Jury Nullification education may just keep America from being in a blood bath. When you think that American Citizens are armed to the teeth and with the gang attitude of our law enforcement our future just don’t look that pretty.
Our wayward Government can avoid all this bullshit just by doing the right thing, respect the people of America and the will of those people will bring justice back to America.

By: jj

jj — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 14:29:45 +0000

I LOVE HOW SOME OF MY POSTS GET PUT ON HERE BUT OTHERS ARE DELETED. I SPEAK THE TRUTH ABOUT MY MEDICAL CONDITION AND NORML BLOCKED IT.

By: General-Jake

General-Jake — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 05:22:24 +0000

Stompedonmyrights: I hope we all have the stones to do whats right. Sadly ive lived awile and seen alota shit and the people of this country wouldnt know freedom and patriotism if it bit em in the ass. Even our greatest generation appreciated freedom far more than us and they are all old pot hating people. If we had the motivation to mimic the ways of the civil and womens rights movements all would be well. But few can detach themselves from the internet and their precious 30 rock long enough to form and back up a coherent free thought.