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If we become the new Mexico, it is because we continue to keep it illegal. Drugs being illegal fuel crime because criminals who sell drugs really don't care about refraining from violence to reach their goals.
Your bible commands stoning for gay men, do you admit that it is wrong?
Tell that to the gay Ugandans who risk being executed. Tell that to the gays who were persecuted at one time under Christianity. Tell that to the gay men who less than 10 years ago faced jail and prison for consensual sex. OH wait, that doesn't matter anymore?
The reason marijuana is illegal is the money. For profit prisons need a steady supply of those arrested for marijuana related convictions, including selling. Even of small amounts. Drug companies don't want competition. Alcohol companies don't want competition. Prison guard organizations give money to oppose legalization. I wouldn't be that surprised if foreign drug lords gave money also, because their profits would drop big time if legalization happened throughout the U.S.
So he didn't show the people wiho answered the majority of the questions, it seems. Mr. Watters once again engages in journalism to make a political point. In this case make fun of marijuana users and those advocate its' legalization. Such as now a majority of Americans. The fact is if you take any random group of Americans, such as a bakery convention, an airplane convention or anything else, quite a few would have trouble answering those questions. The fact is with marijuana being illegal in most of the U.S., it makes it very lucrative for foreign drug lords to sell drugs for profits. Cut out the drug lords, allow the supply to come from non-violent growers and the violence from the drug wars goes away.
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Parents Call Textbook Anti-Semitic

Jerome41 Wrote: Apr 25, 2013 2:09 PM
You do know calling others politically correct, isn't an actual argument for anything?
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Parents Call Textbook Anti-Semitic

Jerome41 Wrote: Apr 24, 2013 9:57 PM
The question might be anti-Israel but it isn't anti-semetic. Would a question about terrorism in Japan be anti-Shinto? A question about terrorism in India be anti-Hindu? Nothing in the question suggests anti-semitism. Yes, those who set off the bomb might be anti-semetic, but nothing logically follows from the question. But hey, why is logic important, anyway?
Also, there would be death threats against the makers of the scopes and demands that "sharia law" are being imposed on us.
If they had Quran verses, you wouldn't be saying so. YOu would be having a fit.
They do get high remarks but I found it concerning that while engaged in a house in Watertown, they continued to do searches of people removed from a house, who clearly didn't fit, in the least, the picture of those two men who committed the bombing. What, are they trying to get lucky and do a marijuana bust on the side?
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