You can always rely on good things to come, whenever common sense and human rights override law and government.

This is great. The more we can educate people on the positive aspects of marijuana and its benefits, the better off we'll be. Face it; it's not going away. The 'War on Drugs' is nearing it's 40th anniversary and guess what? Drugs are still here. If it takes you 40 years to win a war, you're obviously doing it wrong.

I've heard ads for them on the radio. I've never smoked, but I'm tempted to go just out of curiosity. And to support the anti-prohibition movement.

Gotta love it. *howto

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>> ^MaxWilder:
I've heard ads for them on the radio. I've never smoked, but I'm tempted to go just out of curiosity. And to support the anti-prohibition movement.


If you have the opportunity, I (ahem) highly recommend it. In addition to enjoying yourself, you'll also suddenly wonder what all the hype was about. The effect is like beer, but different.

Plus, it actually makes you WANT to stop before you've done too much.

^last sentence is very very important here.

too stoned? you'll probably want to have a lie down.
too drunk? you'll probably want to drink more, smash something, beat somebody, drive home backwards, get tasered in your underpants.

the day after they legalise drugs, they're gonna need about 40% less cops, and prisons will be empty.

wait a minute... that might be why they don't legalise drugs.