The Marijuana Conspiracy - The Real Reason Hemp is Illegal

illuminati-news.com ^ | 2005 | Doug Yurchey

[blabs]

Let's get ready to rumble

In the red and blue corner, we have free-thinking, independent minded, self-ruled, freedom fighters who believe in the right to make their own choices, choose their own destinys, and live with reasonable laws and limits

In the brown shirt corner, we have totalitarian, heavy-handed, jack-booted, police state, thought control egomaniacs who know whats best for you and have answers for everything, and wish to law you to the death.

This bout is scheduled to last a lifetime as the forces of freedom are continously being challenged by the power hungry.

Good luck, and may freedom prevail!

[Tijeras_Slim]

It may be a miracle fiber, but obviously cannot replace tinfoil for hatmaking.

[Michael Goldsberry]

I think I'll have a martini.

[Piquaboy]

Brain dead pot smokers, speak up!

[theDentist]

So ingesting smoke into your lungs isn't dangerous to your body? More good news for the Tobacco industry!

[flashbunny]

If the pro-legalization crowd just kept to the facts and the unconstitutionality of the federal WOD,they might win the converts.But going for the giant conspiracy-theory angle never works. It just makes people think you are crazy, no matter if you're right or not.

[Sacajaweau]

The story of hemp makes me furious. We can't grow it for rope etc here....but I can find it imported (rope) on the shelf in all our stores.

[stopem]

I have seen the devastation that pot can do to a person.
We have a whole generation of brain-dead pot-smokers and their kids running around. Don't even get me started on how dangerous pot is.

Tax payers have to pick up the tab to support them when they can no longer function.

[blabs]

Yeah, I know. I just like to make trouble :) It's fun to read the ridiculous puritanistic comments, especially from the ultra-conservatives, who are busy masturbating on their favorite porn site, relieving last nights binge-drinking hangover, telling us all evil things are.

[Mudflaps]

It's a conspiracy!

Now, where did I put that bag of Fritos...

[Paloma_55]

"I grew hemp" - George Washington

"I smoked hemp" - Pee Wee Herman

[xrp]

For you ingestion errr digestion.

[Utah Binger]

Rope-A-Dope Ping

[tomakaze]

*Cough* the only arguement you really need, is that there is no authorization, anywhere in the constitution that gives the federal government the authority in this regard.
all this "conspiracy" business (whether protions of it are true or not) and econut claptrap is gonna generate is lot of finger pointing and shouts of "Hippy!" "TINFOIL!" etc.

[Piquaboy]

Thanks for that post and I agree wholeheartedly with you. I really was wondering I many brain dead pot smokers I could scare up.

[WhiteGuy]

Good article, excellent points.

[R. Scott]

I don’t buy this explanation. I believe the real reason is that pot became an icon for the Hippie Generation, and with all the money spent demonizing it, and our glorious “War” on drugs the US Government would be loath to admit it really is an innocuous drug.

[headsonpikes]

I have seen the devastation that pot can do to a person. We have a whole generation of brain-dead pot-smokers and their kids running around. Don't even get me started on how dangerous pot is.

Mr. LeRoy? You're laying the sarcasm on a little thick.

[Enterprise]

I can buy the argument that the Government cannot rationally use the interstate commerce clause to regulate the growth of medicinal marijuana for use as directed by a medical doctor. However, if we are talking about a product such as hemp that is intended to be grown and used on a national basis, then that is interstate commerce and regulation of it is constitutional. Now, THAT being said, I cannot understand the suppression of the growth of hemp on any basis.

[Delta 21]

From private rich guys using the government to prohibit their competition, to government keeping it that way to justify a very large portion of its employment base and income, You are right.

I believed this all when I first read about it when I was 15, and I believe it all today.