[ahayes]

. . . that it impairs memory, alters time perception, reduces coordination, damages the immune system, is psychologically habit-forming and creates a wide range of effects on moods and behavior.

Gee, sounds like alcohol. Let's reinstate prohibition.

[Robert_Paulson2]

Gee, sounds like alcohol. Let's reinstate prohibition.

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don't laugh and don't look.
they are working on it via state legislation and highway funds... incrementally.

the prohibitionists in government I have known all believe that the new superdatabase of the patriot act, biometric driver's licenses, facial recognition and automated electronic medical records interface, as it is used more and more by law enforcement, will eventually be able to effectively prohibit all forms of vice like: cigarettes, booze, and many many others...

And they intend to make significant progress within the next five years. and they intend to do so... incrementally.

so much for Reagan's smaller government malarky.

[halfright]

Did you hear that??? Teddy (shipface) Kennedy just fell off his throne at that suggestion.....

Take booze away from a Kennedy at your own risk.......




/s off :-)
Semper Fi

[hinckley buzzard]

Gee, sounds like alcohol.

It does indeed. And if it were somehow hypothetically just discovered that alcohol could be used as a mind-altering recreational drug, it would certainly not be legalized.

[cajun-jack]

well, i probably shouldn't say anything, but my wife of 34+ years is in very bad health and a couple of joints a day makes her life bearable.

I tried the stuff 3 times in Nam and didn't like it and haven't messed with it since. It makes her feel better and i make sure she has it so she can have a happier day.

No, she is NOT an old hippy pothead. She is an unfortunate lady with very bad health and as long as it makes her feel like getting out of bed in the morning, screw the goobermint..i'll just be a law breaker!!!