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From: blondidog [blondidog]
Date: 18-Oct-2006 13:07
first "losers always 'do their best', while the winners go home and f the prom queen"
From: iguanac64 [Itchy Carter]
Date: 18-Oct-2006 13:16
OMG! Common sense! Someone kill it...quick!
From: theallseeingear [Bavid Dyrden]
Date: 18-Oct-2006 13:42
>> losers always 'do their best', while the winners go home and >> f the prom queen" What if the prom queen IS the winner? Huh? What if a gay boy wins? Or a straight girl? Do they still have to bump uglies with her? And what if she doesn't sign up to be a prize?
From: theallseeingear [Bavid Dyrden]
Date: 18-Oct-2006 13:42
>> “We're at a point where nobody's doing anything . . . illegal drugs >> have created a monster.” I call it Drugzilla!
From: faqueawf
[faque awf]
Date: 18-Oct-2006 14:04
Tijuana Mayor Jorge Hank Rhon estimates that his city has 100,000 drug addicts more like 10 people who are not addicts i will go back if they legalize, much safer country when you dont have to worry about federalies. they are scarier than the criminals
From: waroo [dadave]
Date: 18-Oct-2006 14:15
I still feel, just like in 1972 the only DOPE worth shooting is/was the president
From: kwijibo
[A fat, balding north-american ape]
Date: 18-Oct-2006 14:16
I heard this on the radio this morning. I guess Nevada will be getting all the people who were going to sign up for Afghanistan so they could get those forests of 10 foot pot plants. From a law enforcement perspective, this makes good sense. Instead of flipping the casual users to find out who the dealers are, you can take the casual users out of the equation and start by flipping the dealers to find out who the distributors and importers are. Somewhere along the line, someone has to have more than one ounce and that's where law enforcement is drawing the line in the sand. Get everyone from the dealer back to the farmer.
From: vubula
[]
Date: 18-Oct-2006 14:21
Well, I feel better now that I know I haven't been the only person arguing over legalizing illicit drugs for the past two weeks. I swear, it's been nothing but the "drug war" or prisoner's rights. I think drugs should be legalized. But there's a lot more too it than that. Of course I think the rotteners already duked this all out a couple days ago.
From: ferret [Honkey Kong]
Date: 18-Oct-2006 15:12
wish uncle sam would follow the netherlands' leader don't drink these days, but i wouldn't mind going to a legalized smoking destination 
From: shittingbull [Bullshit]
Date: 18-Oct-2006 15:30
Damn, gotta go all the way to Mexico to find a politician with any sense.
From: azdollarbill [Jim Jones]
Date: 18-Oct-2006 16:16
Here we go again, lol. Let's face it folks, Uncle will never allow legalized drugs. That would cause the prisons to become half empty, cost law enforcement oodles of drug confiscation cash, & put lots of law enforcement people out of work. We couldn't possibly have that, now could we?
From: conspiracy
[Theory]
Date: 18-Oct-2006 17:08
I don't use drugs , but I like my beer , and they tax the hell out of it and even worse on my jack. I have always been for the legalization of drugs , and tax them.They are not going anywhere. So long as drugs are illegal , we are going to have "kingpins" of drugs who are more violent & blood thirty than the Scarfaces of Prohibition times , and we all know what caused that. Just MTC
From: jenasaurusx
[Awesome!]
Date: 18-Oct-2006 17:12
I wonder... if they legalize drugs in Mexico maybe the government will finally take the issue of our joke-of-a-southern border seriously? Tijuana is the worst shithole I have ever seen in my life. A little napalm would do wonders for that place. Also, I thought that federal law prevented marijuana from being legal even if a state voted to legalize it. Sorry - Im not up on all details regarding weed.
From: ciaochowbella [I didn't do it and I wasn't there when it happened]
Date: 18-Oct-2006 17:36
Legalize it all.
From: aulduron
[Aulduron]
Date: 18-Oct-2006 18:33
Also, I thought that federal law prevented marijuana from being legal even if a state voted to legalize it. Sorry - Im not up on all details regarding weed.
The feds claim the Interstate Commerce clause allows them to prohibit drugs, even if they never leave the state. They're wrong, but no Supreme Court has told them. Good to see you again Jena.
From: shockednawed [Shocked_n_Awed]
Date: 18-Oct-2006 19:01
Good God, if Mexico legalizes weed before Canada, I'm going to have to throw up. They can't even grow it right.
From: chowchowbella [I didn't do it and I wasn't there when it happened]
Date: 18-Oct-2006 19:22
When I said Legalize it all did I include crack? I hope so! 
From: selfcleaning [buttocks]
Date: 18-Oct-2006 20:00
It don't look like there any crack in da pipe. What up with dat?
From: imareplicant [i_am_a_replicant]
Date: 18-Oct-2006 21:52
"A former governor's proposal that drugs be legalized in Mexico has set off a sharp debate in this region plagued by drug-related violence." Wrong. The regions is plagued by drug-LAW related violence.
From: dirtybongwater [aaron]
Date: 18-Oct-2006 22:25
come check my rotten ass out on youtube crustyoldcarguy you may like what you see ************************************************************************** *aaron*
From: voiceofliberty [Winston Smith]
Date: 19-Oct-2006 00:24
Sooner or later we're gonna have to rethink our so-called drug war as we're gonna have to choose between spending money on regulating peoples private lives or spending money on securing our borders and fighting terrorism.
From: guardian [Guardian]
Date: 19-Oct-2006 00:40
From: azdollarbill [Jim Jones] Date: 18-Oct-2006 16:16 Here we go again, lol. Let's face it folks, Uncle will never allow legalized drugs. That would cause the prisons to become half empty, cost law enforcement oodles of drug confiscation cash, & put lots of law enforcement people out of work. We couldn't possibly have that, now could we? Guardian:I couldn't have said it any better Jim! Every day my doubts about the motivations(of our leaders, law enforcement officials, etc.)increase. When we were young, we were told that authority figures care for our "well-being". As an adult, I can say that money almost always takes precedence over "well-being" of the people.
From: brainshmain
[Sky]
Date: 19-Oct-2006 00:41
From: voiceofliberty [Winston Smith]
Date: 19-Oct-2006 00:24
Sooner or later we're gonna have to rethink our so-called drug war as we're gonna have to choose between spending money on regulating peoples private lives or spending money on securing our borders and fighting terrorism. Yeah! And then maybe even a real threat someday!
From: bugeyedb
[BugEyedB]
Date: 19-Oct-2006 00:57
The ONLY drug that should be legalized is pot. It mellows one out, doesn't make you act like a fucking fool & is non addicting. No collapsed nasal passages, no meth mouth, no abscess from open veins, no carelessly disposed needles, no fencing shit to get money & no crack houses. Just toke, eat & sleep. Of course, so I've heard....lol......
From: ciaochowbella [I didn't do it and I wasn't there when it happened]
Date: 19-Oct-2006 06:34
From: chowchowbella [I didn't do it and I wasn't there when it happened] Date: 18-Oct-2006 19:22 When I said Legalize it all did I include crack? I hope so! -------------------------- Yes, I meant crack too. BTW, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Also, am I the only one who has a poser pretending to be them? It's kinda sad for them, though. Whomever it is apparently is insecure and must pretend to be another to be paid attention to.....so pathetic. Fortunately, everyone can tell the difference.
From: handover [george weber]
Date: 19-Oct-2006 06:39
I'm all for legalizing pot, let the government make as much money as they can off of it. don't legalize anything else, i don't need my kids growing up and getting addicted to anything that they just wanted to experiment with.
From: smokey
[krispy]
Date: 19-Oct-2006 07:39
this reminds me of an old rotten article that i read about some police chief from scotland yard saying that the drug problems in the world have gotten so bad that the best course of action would be to legalize all drugs. at this point in time i can totally agree with this idea!!!!!
From: conspiracy
[Theory]
Date: 19-Oct-2006 08:38
AGAIN I'm all for the legalization of ALL drugs, and I mean ALL. Make them all regulated like booze & tobacco. The people that get addicted will be the same people that will anyway. When booze was made illegal , it made more people drink that never drank before , because they were being "bad" and it gave them a "rush" and made them look "cool". Empty the prisons of people who hurt themselves and sell what will be sold even when they are are in jail. Keep killers & rapists in prison & stop letting them loose because of prison over crowding by putting a doper in jail that hurts himself. Just MTC
From: bubbavirus [www.dogbomb.co.uk]
Date: 19-Oct-2006 08:40
The only drugs I use in Mexico (Nuevo Laredo, <Boystown>, Mexicali is Viagra. And yes the right half is men, left is women,). ______________________
From: jenasaurusx
[Awesome!]
Date: 19-Oct-2006 08:46
From: azdollarbill [Jim Jones] Date: 18-Oct-2006 16:16 Here we go again, lol. Let's face it folks, Uncle will never allow legalized drugs. That would cause the prisons to become half empty, cost law enforcement oodles of drug confiscation cash, & put lots of law enforcement people out of work. We couldn't possibly have that, now could we? ***************** Are you sure the reasons drugs WILL NEVER be legalized here in the glorious United States is because legalizing it would be like condoning it and drugs/druggies are dirty and nasty and disgusting and so fucking low class it doesn't get much lower and it would be a terrible image for the United States to be the place where all the fucking losers can go to get high? No thanks! We are too good for that. You want to take care of the drugs problem - KILL USERS. There. That's a hell of a deterent.
From: shockednawed [Shocked_n_Awed]
Date: 19-Oct-2006 09:32
On the other hand, we could kill-off all those against drugs, also eliminating the problem, and at the same time leaving a much hipper bunch of cats on the planet.
From: niebelung [oregonian]
Date: 19-Oct-2006 10:42
I notice at the bottom of the second article a link to the "Committee to Keep Nevada Respectable." What a hoot! Isn't that about like forming a "Committee to Keep the Titanic Afloat"?
From: gypsydances
[gypsy]
Date: 19-Oct-2006 12:19
BTW, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Also, am I the only one who has a poser pretending to be them? It's kinda sad for them, though. Whomever it is apparently is insecure and must pretend to be another to be paid attention to.....so pathetic. Fortunately, everyone can tell the difference. ~~~~~~~ ciaochowbella there is only one of you, can't be another how hard they try lmao plus it isn't that hard to guess who is who between the one being imposed upon and the imposter...
From: aulduron
[Aulduron]
Date: 19-Oct-2006 12:21
Are you sure the reasons drugs WILL NEVER be legalized here in the glorious United States is because legalizing it would be like condoning it and drugs/druggies are dirty and nasty and disgusting and so fucking low class it doesn't get much lower and it would be a terrible image for the United States to be the place where all the fucking losers can go to get high? No thanks! We are too good for that.
You want to take care of the drugs problem - KILL USERS. There.
That's a hell of a deterent. I had hoped you had a higher opinion of me than that. We'd be much better off if pot were legal instead of alcohol (liquid stupidity). If the threat of death doesn't deter me from killing someone who deserves it (which I've never done and probably never will) it sure as hell won't deter me from smoking a joint(something I do frequently).
From: iguanac64 [Itchy Carter]
Date: 20-Oct-2006 08:35
The death penalty also doesn't stop use or trafficking in countries that have such penalties. If people want to escape reality they will.
Updated: 25-Oct-2006 12:50
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