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To: Pharmboy
Now here's a solid argument for the continued legalization of marijuana.

/sarcasm
6 posted on 12/05/2003 7:06:01 AM PST by Quick1
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To: Quick1
Er, that should be criminalization. I must have been high.
9 posted on 12/05/2003 7:06:43 AM PST by Quick1
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To: Quick1
Now here's a solid argument for the continued legalization of marijuana.

/sarcasm

If it were legal, you could consume it wastefully as tea, or in filtered cigarettes.

39 posted on 12/05/2003 8:45:28 AM PST by Pearls Before Swine
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To: Quick1
I like the way you think!!

LOL!!
40 posted on 12/05/2003 8:47:50 AM PST by DustyMoment
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To: Quick1
Now here's a solid argument for the continued legalization of marijuana.

/sarcasm

I hear ya. It's actually another reason it should be illlegal. I mean, we shouldn't legalize any of these smokable inhalants unless they're good for you, like, say, Marlboros or Camels or Newports....oops!
118 posted on 12/06/2003 5:52:21 AM PST by Conservative til I die
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To: Quick1
Now here's a solid argument for the continued legalization of marijuana. /sarcasm

Actually, you shouldn't be sarcastic. This is a real reason for legalization. The smoke is not what they want, the THC is what they want. If marijuana was legalized, producers would be able to make THC inhalers that would deliver the active compound without all of the other harmful chemicals.

This study, and others like it, could be a great foundation for a class action lawsuit against the government for intentionally forcing drug users to get cancer. /sarcasm

176 posted on 05/11/2004 6:41:00 AM PDT by Tao Yin
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To: Quick1
Now here's a solid argument for the continued legalization of marijuana.

No, but it isn't a solid argument for the continued criminalization of marijuana either.
186 posted on 05/12/2004 8:23:55 AM PDT by Stone Mountain
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