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- loadrunnerSalvaged from archive30 Aug 2006, 10:28I think it is So weird, that i can smoke a joint in tha park, without doing something illegal, Overhere (the Netherlands in Europe), it is legal to smoke in non-public places. It is forbidden to smoke it in restaurants, trainstations etc. The Citypark is now an non-public area. It is the same marijuana as sold everywhere, just only legal overhere. The same people. There was guy who didn't beleive that you can buy marijuana in a coffeshop in Amsterdam. He almost was shocked, that it was possible. There are some rules: Yo can't carry more than 5 grams, the coffeshop owner cannot store more than half a kilogram( :O !! ). you have to see this one :) :) http://www.hempcity.net/press/dutchgrowrooms/growingpower… this is my favourit picture http://www.hempcity.net/travelreports/hemphousefebruari20… Do you think it should be legalized worldwide?
- KitRaeSalvaged from archive30 Aug 2006, 10:34No, I don't think it should be legalized worldwide :twisted: Cuz if people want to buy marijuana, they will have to come here to buy it! :D Which is good for our economy! :D Muahaha I give up on being a dumbass Detective, I'm gonna be a Prick Politician 8)
- Commando80Salvaged from archive30 Aug 2006, 11:11Hi kitrae! your back!....Again!
- andrexoteSalvaged from archive30 Aug 2006, 11:17No, I don't think it should be legalized worldwide :twisted: Cuz if people want to buy marijuana, they will have to come here to buy it! :D Which is good for our economy! :D Muahaha I give up on being a dumbass Detective, I'm gonna be a Prick Politician 8)Now i understand some friends who hates amsterdam, they dont plan to legalize it everywhere, they just need tourist to survive so they call all who cant smoke peacefully in their countries
- KitRaeSalvaged from archive30 Aug 2006, 11:20Uhm... You do realize that I was kidding right? :shock:
- andrexoteSalvaged from archive30 Aug 2006, 11:29nah
- Big OzzieSalvaged from archive30 Aug 2006, 14:22KitRae....... How would we know that you were Kidding when your Avatar is so SERIOUS LOOKING!? :shock: heehee....Thanks for posting again, it is always a pleasure to hear from you! AS FAR AS THE POLL IS CONCERNED.........I didn't vote! In a way, I do not care either way, but then I do. I know how much money is to be made by the Government by keeping the substance illegal. More than they can make by taxing it, I am sure! If I chose to partake in a little bit of green, I'll either grow my own or pinch some out of my son's stash........the Hell with the Government! I surely am not going to pay today's street prices!
- OverlordSalvaged from archive30 Aug 2006, 14:40LOL Big Ozzie an ex-cop is talking about pinching some pot from his son's stash... Anyway, legalize it. I'm sick of the self-perpetuation of our government trying to fight a never ending battle of Regan's "War on Drugs". Anti-pot laws are a waste of money to enforce. There are far more serious issues. This fall somewhere between "don't walk your pig on the sidewalk on sundays" and "oral sex is forbidden".
- andrexoteSalvaged from archive30 Aug 2006, 14:52"don't walk your pig on the sidewalk on sundays" :shock: lmao
- K-LabSalvaged from archive30 Aug 2006, 17:07I think they should legalize it.Governments would safe alot of money if they stopped charging people and going to trial over petty dope cases.
- Big OzzieSalvaged from archive30 Aug 2006, 18:26LOL Big Ozzie an ex-cop is talking about pinching some pot from his son's stash... Hahaha...LOL, O-Lord the BEST stuff I have ever had was turned on to me by a cop.......I could not stand the Hypocrisy and Bureaucratic, Political Kiss-ASS of the occupation so I left. The only thing that I regret about leaving is giving up a cushy gov't pension....but these days, even that isn't guaranteed! AS FAR AS legalization of POT or any other "street drug", I don't see it happening, ever! There is too much money to be had in the confiscation of property seized in drug/marijuana busts that would be lost if legalized. Many of the government programs in the war on drugs provide a source of income to purchase additional equipment, supplies and manpower in other programs. Besides, How else would IRAN be able to afford such a nice array of military weapons if it weren't for the US Gov't seizing drugs and dealers properties and selling or trading it off? I'm sure Ollie North would agree!
- MonstermashSalvaged from archive31 Aug 2006, 01:17I voted yes. Free the weed! :D
- asdfSalvaged from archive31 Aug 2006, 01:41There is too much money to be had in the confiscation of property seized in drug/marijuana busts that would be lost if legalized. Isn't there more money to be made/saved from taxing pot sales and thinning out the prison population a bit?
- OverlordSalvaged from archive31 Aug 2006, 08:19Isn't there more money to be made/saved from taxing pot sales and thinning out the prison population a bit? So you think we're going to fire a million cops, prison guards, attorneys, and lose electable talking points for our politicans just to hire a bunch more IRS agents? LOL This is sadly typical politics. Bad for everyone but the burracracy (sp) which only perpetuates itself. That's right kids, when you buck the system and they throw you in jail for something as lame as smoking pot... you become another victim of the big government system. Nope, you can't change the laws because we live in a republic that doesn't care about individual rights but instead favors the corporations. We call this pile of puke, capitalism. Democrat or Republican doesn't matter. Both parties are concerned solely with getting reelected and that means big contributions from big business. Someone raise our forefathers from the dead because we need them now.
- KitRaeSalvaged from archive31 Aug 2006, 11:02Aww cmon, just come over here and buy yourself some! :D And afterwards you can go shop the red-light windows :) It'll be fun! :D
- Big OzzieSalvaged from archive31 Aug 2006, 11:08Aww cmon, just come over here and buy yourself some! :D And afterwards you can go shop the red-light windows :) It'll be fun! :D OK KIT.... I'll e-mail you a secret knock so that you will know it is me when I come to your door at 3am! Canal Street here we come!!!
- Commando80Salvaged from archive31 Aug 2006, 11:32Marijuana is illegal because bush cant tax it! :evil:
- Uh ohSalvaged from archive31 Aug 2006, 12:14stop talking so much about weed, damn it now i have to smoke some tommorow. a trip to the netherlands has to be made at least once in my life.
- Cymru am bythSalvaged from archive31 Aug 2006, 12:28they have reclassified it to a class c drug here in the uk along with barbituates, valium, tamazepam etc. if you are caught with a small amount (i think it's an ounce or under) it is just confiscated (probably kept by the officer for his own use) but you are still not allowed to smoke it anywhere, they should legalise it and tax it, i would rather be walking down a dark street and bump into 6 stoned potheads than 6 pissed up lager louts anyday.
- tgd_02Salvaged from archive31 Aug 2006, 12:43yup keep yourself under that shit, make the world better for the rest of us
- That DudeSalvaged from archive31 Aug 2006, 13:10they have reclassified it to a class c drug here in the uk along with barbituates, valium, tamazepam etc. if you are caught with a small amount (i think it's an ounce or under) it is just confiscated (probably kept by the officer for his own use) but you are still not allowed to smoke it anywhere, they should legalise it and tax it, i would rather be walking down a dark street and bump into 6 stoned potheads than 6 pissed up lager louts anyday. Drunk to a passing 6 year old kid: "HEY! WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT, Y'STUPID STUPID FUCKHEAD STUPID??? WANNA FIGHT? WANNA- *headbutts*" Stoner to similar child: "Hey man, got any Cheet-os?" (This means I agree with above sentiments.)
- kratosSalvaged from archive3 Sept 2006, 13:58Marihuana/Hasj leads to stronger drugs this is a fact. I would with pleasure line up to shoot anyone who shares taht shit..or pressures someone into trying it. A fact that most people do not know is taht marihuana/hasj is several times stronger then in the 60's . Not fun seing someone drugged as hell...really not..and if you have not experienced someone who was drugged as hell on a hard drug you should stfu..no offence meant.
- Snuff.Salvaged from archive3 Sept 2006, 14:29Marihuana/Hasj leads to stronger drugs this is a fact. I would with pleasure line up to shoot anyone who shares taht shit..or pressures someone into trying it. A fact that most people do not know is taht marihuana/hasj is several times stronger then in the 60's . Not fun seing someone drugged as hell...really not..and if you have not experienced someone who was drugged as hell on a hard drug you should stfu..no offence meant. Marijuana is a gateway drug? Gimme a fuggin' break: it's illicit status is what involves people in the culture assosciated with recreational substance abuse, and it's far less a gateway drug than alcohol and nicotine are. "Marijuana is several time stronger." -- Great, means I need to smoke less than I would've done fourty years ago. Less lung damage for me! :D "Not fun seeing someone drugged as hell." -- I beg to differ. Some of the greatest nights I've had out involved ripping on people gurned out of their skulls: eyes rolling and jaw grinding like a spastic. A funny thing to note with ecstasy, for instance, is that people's pinkies tend to spas upwards. Look out for it next time you're at a rave. Opiates and yayo can fuck people up, no doubt about it. Shit happens, what more is there to say? I stay from the former and luckily don't have the money to get involved with the latter in any meaningful, head-fucking way. Life's full of choices, and there will always be those who trip upon this fact and ruin everything they've got going fo 'em. I, like 95% of other drug users, am not of these people. In conclusion: Go back to talking shit on Freevibe while I spark another spliff and recollect what a great night I've had doing "hard" drugs, smoking and drinking, and all the people I've hugged and friends I've made that would seem that little bit less special did I not have a decent buzz going. Thank you. :D
- Tho-MliASTERSalvaged from archive3 Sept 2006, 14:37KitRae....... How would we know that you were Kidding when your Avatar is so SERIOUS LOOKING!? :shock: heehee....Thanks for posting again, it is always a pleasure to hear from you! AS FAR AS THE POLL IS CONCERNED.........I didn't vote! In a way, I do not care either way, but then I do. I know how much money is to be made by the Government by keeping the substance illegal. More than they can make by taxing it, I am sure! If I chose to partake in a little bit of green, I'll either grow my own or pinch some out of my son's stash........the Hell with the Government! I surely am not going to pay today's street prices! I like your view on this Ozzie. The amount of money spent to prevent a problem that is never going to go away is wasted as the stuff is always available and people treat it as something normal in there lives. And to be honest it the persons choice to take it, no-one is forcing them to take it. I am all for it being illegal in public places though.
- loadrunnerSalvaged from archive4 Sept 2006, 13:25Marihuana/Hasj leads to stronger drugs this is a fact. I would with pleasure line up to shoot anyone who shares taht shit..or pressures someone into trying it. A fact that most people do not know is taht marihuana/hasj is several times stronger then in the 60's . Not fun seing someone drugged as hell...really not..and if you have not experienced someone who was drugged as hell on a hard drug you should stfu..no offence meant. Only the people who do drugs anyway, wil use stronger drugs. This is becouse marijuana gives a complete different experience then, heroin or cocaine. The ones using cocain or heroin, dislike the side-effects om marijuana(lazy or lame and trippy feeling). Yes i know where i'm talking, i know some guys using the hard stuff, and they told me about it. One of them said. The difference between smoking a copmlete gram of marijuana, or a small shot heroine on the scale 1 to 100. Marijuana is rated 4, alcohol is rated 3, heroin is rated 99. so. the hard drug is more harder then the softness of softdrug.
- rizzle_teaSalvaged from archive27 Sept 2006, 21:40Marihuana/Hasj leads to stronger drugs this is a fact. I would with pleasure line up to shoot anyone who shares taht shit..or pressures someone into trying it. A fact that most people do not know is taht marihuana/hasj is several times stronger then in the 60's . Not fun seing someone drugged as hell...really not..and if you have not experienced someone who was drugged as hell on a hard drug you should stfu..no offence meant. Only the people who do drugs anyway, wil use stronger drugs. This is becouse marijuana gives a complete different experience then, heroin or cocaine. The ones using cocain or heroin, dislike the side-effects om marijuana(lazy or lame and trippy feeling). Yes i know where i'm talking, i know some guys using the hard stuff, and they told me about it. One of them said. The difference between smoking a copmlete gram of marijuana, or a small shot heroine on the scale 1 to 100. Marijuana is rated 4, alcohol is rated 3, heroin is rated 99. so. the hard drug is more harder then the softness of softdrug. i smoke marijuana, not because of stress, or anger, nor addiction. i simply enhance and further prolong the fun that i have that day. when i dont have any, i dont feind or rob people for bud money. yes the governmets spends our money on pot heads to live in jail and go to useless drug awarness classes that are needed outside of jail, true, but also a bill signed by ronald ragan stated that marijuana should be abolished, due to the fact that a "dealer" can make his own profit, overnight, off of his pot plants, and the government cant profit. not the exact words but it conveys that message. also, did you know moneys not real anymore? our currency is not backed by gold anymore, some jerkoff sitting in a big ass comfy chair just makes up a number to try and help poverty this year, or rebuild a city, or improve schools.
- tim2xSalvaged from archive27 Sept 2006, 22:44Here in Canada it has been "de-criminalized", meaniing that if you have less than 5 joints with you, no issue, less than 15, a ticket, like speeding, no seat belt, etc., more than that, and it's a trafficking charge. One of Canada's biggest legalize dope guys is in trouble with the U.S. govt trying to have him arrested and sent states side for selling paraphenelia, seeds, and books on how to grow over the internet and sending them stateside. He's been arrested, but is out on bail for the extradition fight. What he's doing isn't a crime here, so all these people are wondering why he got busted here in the first place. I don't personally smoke, but I feel it should be legalized, to save millions in law enforcement, prison guards, etc, and to tax it.. Kind of make it like booze- sold in specific stores only, taxed, etc...
- Snuff.Salvaged from archive28 Sept 2006, 07:28Here in Canada it has been "de-criminalized", meaniing that if you have less than 5 joints with you, no issue, less than 15, a ticket, like speeding, no seat belt, etc., more than that, and it's a trafficking charge. One of Canada's biggest legalize dope guys is in trouble with the U.S. govt trying to have him arrested and sent states side for selling paraphenelia, seeds, and books on how to grow over the internet and sending them stateside. He's been arrested, but is out on bail for the extradition fight. What he's doing isn't a crime here, so all these people are wondering why he got busted here in the first place. I don't personally smoke, but I feel it should be legalized, to save millions in law enforcement, prison guards, etc, and to tax it.. Kind of make it like booze- sold in specific stores only, taxed, etc... Aye, Mark Emery I take it? Personally, I think the guy's a twat. Just about every paraphenelia/psychedaelia site you'll find won't sell to the USA for precisely this reason. As far as I know he hasn't been "busted" in Canada: hence the extradition charges. Also, if Canadian law enforcement refused to cooperate with the DEA (or WTFever) they'd be in for a world of hurt.
- tim2xSalvaged from archive28 Sept 2006, 09:20[quote="tim2x Aye, Mark Emery I take it? Personally, I think the guy's a twat. Just about every paraphenelia/psychedaelia site you'll find won't sell to the USA for precisely this reason. As far as I know he hasn't been "busted" in Canada: hence the extradition charges. Also, if Canadian law enforcement refused to cooperate with the DEA (or WTFever) they'd be in for a world of hurt. Oh he was busted all right. That's why he's fighting the extradition. He wants to get tried for it here in Canada, not in the States. Up here he gets a ticket. Stateside he gets a few years in jail. He owned a bookstore here in London for about 20 years before he moved out west. His big thing is in being an advocate for legalization more than anything else, which is why he ships to anywhere. One of his arrests years ago was for firing up a blunt on the police station steps. He wants to get arrested here so that he can fight the laws in court.
- Snuff.Salvaged from archive28 Sept 2006, 13:44[quote="tim2x Aye, Mark Emery I take it? Personally, I think the guy's a twat. Just about every paraphenelia/psychedaelia site you'll find won't sell to the USA for precisely this reason. As far as I know he hasn't been "busted" in Canada: hence the extradition charges. Also, if Canadian law enforcement refused to cooperate with the DEA (or WTFever) they'd be in for a world of hurt. Oh he was busted all right. That's why he's fighting the extradition. He wants to get tried for it here in Canada, not in the States. Up here he gets a ticket. Stateside he gets a few years in jail. He owned a bookstore here in London for about 20 years before he moved out west. His big thing is in being an advocate for legalization more than anything else, which is why he ships to anywhere. One of his arrests years ago was for firing up a blunt on the police station steps. He wants to get arrested here so that he can fight the laws in court. I just don't feel the whole Canadian "marijuana movement" (Cannabis Culture etc.) is helping the cause as such. What our democratic society needs to see is men in suits with families and middle class jobs coming out and speaking in a respectable environment about their usage, not a load of flagrant hippies and homosexuals in latex with marijuana leave emblazoned across the front rallying through the streets spliffs in hand, or indeed Marc Emery shitting all over the laws of other countries IMHO. On the other hand their needs to be a balance. I would further press, however, that Emery's made a boom from his dealings: and I refuse to believe that he's entirely genuine. How much of his personal finances went towards serious lobbying or serious organizations pressing for delegislation? Nigh-on nichts. But there is obviously a place for him and he has done his bit, I'm just a little resentful of the guy on personal level, I guess.
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