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I would post some "cool story, bro" pic but that would be insulting to the pic
I would post some "cool story, bro" pic but that would be insulting to the pic
Meanwhile, we do nothing to address the root of the violence (lulz Drug War) and continue to around in the Middle East. Authorities do not care people are getting killed.
lol bout to post something similar to this...
in drug war...
pinchi obama
of course an MMA fighter is the designated guy to smuggle drugs in his ass.
Oh so you mean learning all those gay ass grappling moves didn't mean jack going up against a bullet?
ing savages
technically they're not s cause they're still in mexico
imo
Wow, MMA fighters must make WNBA money to get stuck living in ing Tijuana. About the only more dangerous place you could live on the West Coast would be Watts.
You want him to try to legalize drugs for recreational purposes? Sounds good, but no way that'd ever get through the Senate, much less the House.
then its up to the state to make up bull diseases like glaucoma and let people smoke
Legalizing pot wouldn't be a bad thing. It wouldn't do to curb the illegal drug trafficking however. During prohibition, people ran moonshine and all sorts of liquor here and there for elevated prices. It wasn't because the liquor was that great, but because people didn't want to stop drinking. If pot was legal, those looking for a fix wouldn't just settle for a legal means, just as a lot of pot smokers don't settle for legal means. They would go to the next thing, coke or meth (plenty would).
I grew up in a very small town, population 2300 or so, hick ing ville. Pot was easier to get than beer, insanely easy. you could walk the railroad and find it growing, big red buds and stalks like Christmas trees. Not a problem. These days no one really smokes pot. They all do meth. Everyone has a friend with a backyard methlab and their teeth and lips look like they've been exhumed from a 30 year death. They also abuse the out of prescription meds. It's a small town, but it's just a microcosm of what's going on in a lot of more populated areas.
As long as there's a next level, people will want to get there. Legalizing one level isn't going to make the next one undesirable. True, some will stay with pot just like some stayed with alcohol only. Plenty won't. Reduce the pot fix and the others will increase to make up for the lost income. I would rather have kids smoking pot, eating everything in sight than meth addicts breaking into my home for to pawn.
I don't care who smokes pot though. I've nothing against it at all.
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