James D Hill
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Did anyone ever say you said it was the biggest platform?
Yes. Yes is my favorite band ever by the way.
Did anyone ever say you said it was the biggest platform?
I was talking to AP but the same thing goes for you. How can you support the double standard. Booze is OK but pot is not. Don't you think that is just a little hypocritical my friend.
Yes. Yes is my favorite band ever by the way.
It's posts like this that keep me coming back to smack you around a bit...
I didn't. So why did you direct that towards me?
Do you not deny that Bama is a far right state. They sure seem to vote that way. If I am wrong then I am sorry but I really don't think so.
#1- If you were talking to AP, why did you quote me?
#2- Who said I supported the double standard?
#3- Why do you make so many assumptions?
2010 was the first time since reconstruction that republicans gained control of the general assembly. What might that tell you?
When was the last time AL voted for a dem since the dixicrates started voting GOP? You know as well as I do the evangelicals and social conservatives are powerful there just like every other southern state. Yes some of the black districts vote for dem's but the state is conservative and you know it.
Because it's a stupid question. Your posts are nothing but useless either/or fallacies and distortions of the truth. All you do is hurt your own cause, one post at a time.
Did you bother to comprehend the post? Our last Dem representative in this district was elected in 2008. Was that so long ago?
The reason you don't get a straight answer on this is because your question itself is an invalid spin.
Besides, any comparison of the damage pot does to the damage alcohol does, considering that pot is illegal and usually the subject-focus of the comparison, is simply an argument in favor of making alcohol illegal.
The question itself is simply inane.
You don't look at the damage one thing does and say, "well that thing is legal, let's legalize this or that damaging thing that happens to have no redeeming social value whatsoever".
Pot -- the street drug itself (not medical marijuana or Marinol etc.) -- is rightly looked at all by itself without any comparative calibration.
And when you do examine pot all by itself, it clearly is so unredeemingly damaging and deadly that keeping it illegal is the sober sane thing to do as this thread's OP and supporting posts accurately presented without any rational conjecture: http://www.debatepolitics.com/health-care/135971-pot-kills-w-498-a.html
I see you live in Texas who has redneck pot laws just like Oklahoma does while booze sales are thru the roof. Hell they just about drink as much as we do on the left coast. Funny thing about southerners. They seem to love pot just fine if only they would admit it.
lol YOU QUOTED ME WHEN YOU SAID THAT.It was AP. Not you. Do you support legaization of pot and if not why. That is what I want to know.
You seem to be so sensitive. I guess I better be more carefull next time. Get over it.
You are full of it my friend. Is there a double standard towards pot or not? Is the war on drugs a failure? Where am I not telling the truth? Do drunks slide while pot smokers get fired od get thrown in jail for a drug less harmfull than booze? You know the answer is yes in every case.
When drinkers get hired and pot heads get fired when they both do the same quality of work that is discrimination. Johns Hopkins did a study and found pot smokers drove way better than drunks. Pot smokers can sober up in an emergency while if you drink a fifth of Wild Turkey you can't. Oh did I mention the fact that booze kills you while pot does not.
That is because drug laws where invented by moral crusaders and those who think they know better for you. They where the same morons who started prohibition whick like the war on drug is a complete failure and inriches criminals. Yea I think those so called insults are 100% right on.
I Googled "Drug Abuse Policy Center", but there's no such thing.According to the drug abuse policy center
Of course pot-heads would say that. :dohpot have never killed from overdose or anything else.
Yep, that also occurs, but it's a teeny tiny percentage of the pot-caused deaths .. and, of course not a valid argument in favor of legalizing damaging, deadly pot.People might have been shot stealing it
Again, a teeny tiny percentage of the pot-caused deaths, and, again, not a valid argument in favor of legalizing damaging, deadly pot.or not paying their dealer
Erroneous and disconnected.as a anti drug site that hates pot is not legit.
Meaningless.I have worked with countless drunks and they do show up hung over and grouchy. They also take Mondays off all the time and they show up to work late when working Saturdays. Drinkers,meth users and coke users all have bad attendance for the most part and they are the ones who pass the drug screen.
Then they should be tried and convicted the same as if they had a gin mill in the basement.
I Googled "Drug Abuse Policy Center", but there's no such thing.
There is a "Drug Policy Alliance", but that's simply a NORML front, as it presents, and thus is simply pot-heads spinning their "Gimme My Drug!" whine in a different tone.
Thus a reference to them is meaningless, obviously.
Of course pot-heads would say that. :doh
But, according to coroners reports presented in the OP of this thread - http://www.debatepolitics.com/health-care/135971-pot-kills-w-498-a.html - there are indeed deaths from pot overdose, as well as from asphyxiation, cumulative brain damage death, auto accidents, suicides .. and the list goes on .. all validated by law-enforcement agencies, and as accurately prededicted by the valid healthcare professionals referenced in that thread's OP.
It really isn't a matter for rational conjecture.
Yep, that also occurs, but it's a teeny tiny percentage of the pot-caused deaths .. and, of course not a valid argument in favor of legalizing damaging, deadly pot.
Again, a teeny tiny percentage of the pot-caused deaths, and, again, not a valid argument in favor of legalizing damaging, deadly pot.
These two examples, are, however, evidence that people do win Darwin Awards.
Erroneous and disconnected.
Not relevant.
Meaningless.
Completely irrelevant.
Talking about alcohol addicts does in no way justify legalizing pot.
I Googled "Drug Abuse Policy Center", but there's no such thing.
There is a "Drug Policy Alliance", but that's simply a NORML front, as it presents, and thus is simply pot-heads spinning their "Gimme My Drug!" whine in a different tone.
Thus a reference to them is meaningless, obviously.
Of course pot-heads would say that. :doh
But, according to coroners reports presented in the OP of this thread - http://www.debatepolitics.com/health-care/135971-pot-kills-w-498-a.html - there are indeed deaths from pot overdose, as well as from asphyxiation, cumulative brain damage death, auto accidents, suicides .. and the list goes on .. all validated by law-enforcement agencies, and as accurately prededicted by the valid healthcare professionals referenced in that thread's OP.
It really isn't a matter for rational conjecture.
Yep, that also occurs, but it's a teeny tiny percentage of the pot-caused deaths .. and, of course not a valid argument in favor of legalizing damaging, deadly pot.
Again, a teeny tiny percentage of the pot-caused deaths, and, again, not a valid argument in favor of legalizing damaging, deadly pot.
These two examples, are, however, evidence that people do win Darwin Awards.
Erroneous and disconnected.
Not relevant.
Meaningless.
Completely irrelevant.
Talking about alcohol addicts does in no way justify legalizing pot.
It's really rather simple. One is legal while the other is not.
If pot becomes legal in all 50 states and federally will companies still drug test?