Where a Puff of Marijuana Is the Ultimate Power-Up

New York Times ^ | March 17, 2005 | Steven Totilo

[cripplecreek]

I used to shoot up everything up in that game. Go in the bar and shoot all the bottles off the bar and blow the glass out of the juke box. I would blow up cows and pigs with dynomite.

[uncbob]

Glamorize murder and mayhem.... you get a more violent society. Now lets glamorize drug dealing and drug trafficking

As opposed to glamorizing swillin BEER on a gazillion TV commercials everyday and we wonder why we have a drunk problem with high school and college students

[Cyber Liberty]

Someone like Cyber LIberty.

Explain, please, what I am "like".

[Know your rights]

there should be no government-fabricated consequences for their non-rights-violating actions.

There, now that's correct.

[Know your rights]

People appalled by this game should definitely not buy it, for themselves or their kids.

I'm not sure that personal responsibility is still considered to be a "conservative" virtue.

[Know your rights]

Skooz, you lose ... the pro-WOD frothers hijacked it first.

[Skooz]

No. I win. See post 40.

[Skooz]

Oh, and 45. :0)

[headsonpikes]

As I said, too close to the bone for comfort.

Love your truthful tag-line! ;^)

[Skooz]

Thanks.

You know, there are certain words I only use when I am working on my taxes.

[eno_]

TV producers are paid by the ONDCP to propagandize the U.S. population in favor of the Drug War.

It is illegal for the FedGov to knowingly lie to the people. The ONDCP is excempted.

However, they overlooked the job of addicting the game industry to government money. So the game industry can now fill the unnatural void, and they will make piles of money doing it, and these games will make the TV propaganda lose value.

[ClintonBeGone]

Explain, please, what I am "like".

Ponder the fact that you're the only one on this thread who has asked that question. :)

[Cyber Liberty]

Uh, OK.

[headsonpikes]

Someone like Cyber LIberty.

Explain, please, what I am "like".

I'm guessing here, but let me try to express how the Koolaid-chuggers might think: "You're just another book-reader, Cyber-boy, and don't understand that, in the real world, we have to trust the government to make all the right decisions.It's for our own good, really!"

That book-reading, plus excessive devotion to the Constitution, will get you into a lot of trouble with today's 'good-thinkers'.

[Cyber Liberty]

Maybe so. I was just suggesting that it is reasonable to suppose Law Enforcement type people might pinch dope from their busts.

[ClintonBeGone]

"Uh, OK." <--- An example of your brains on drugs.

[ClintonBeGone]

I've always wondered how someone from your side of this debate sleeps at night knowing that not only have they not contributed in any meaningful way to stem the flow of illegal drugs, but they do everything in their power to advocate spreading their use.

[Cyber Liberty]

OK. I have it sized up.

DEPMA

[eno_]

I've always wondered how someone from your side of this debate sleeps at night knowing that not only have they not contributed in any meaningful way to stem the flow of illegal drugs, but they do everything in their power to advocate spreading their use.

Because 10s of thousands of corrupt narcs is a worse plauge than any drug. Because 85% of the Drug War is about marijuana, which is inconsequential in harm compared to, say, donuts. Because the Drug War is the root of many other evils in taking away our financial and medical privacy.