To: SampleMan
So it doesn't apply... Comparing the war on terrorism has nothing to do with the war on drugs, as in the last case, you are prohibiting something that can't be prohibited...It's more of a war against nature that serves nothing...The war in irak, which i am not familiar with, sends a message to stay to f*ck off the USA, which for a lot of patriots is worth the 400 billion, and to some others, not... But again i am Canadian so i cannot comment to much on that war...
But the comparison between those 2 wars cannot be applied...
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04/24/2006 1:10:05 PM PDT by
davesdude
(Don't criticize what you don't understand)
To: davesdude
So as a Canadian, what is your concern with U.S. laws?
you are prohibiting something that can't be prohibited
Beyond the conflict of language here (like killing something that can't be killed), your thought is fascinating. We also prohibit pedophilia, yet it happens. Are you for dropping the prohibition on it, "as it can't be prohibited"?
To: davesdude
OK, let's back up here. Why "can't" pot be prohibited? And would you say your argument also applies to bestiality and polygamy?
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