One-Click Marijuana Shopping for Sick Canadians

Reuters ^ | Dec. 19, 2002 | Robert Melnbardis

[PaxMacian]

More FREE than U.S. bump!

[Lysander]

"I'm going!"
--Jules Winnfield

[Wolfie]

ping

[EBUCK]

Let's see what our esteemed (and unelected BTW) Head Drug Warrior, Walters, will do about this....Midnight, over the border, raids?

EBUCK

[Sparta]

ping!!!

[Dane]

More FREE than U.S. bump!

Then move to the "great high north(Canada)" no one is stopping you.

Just don't complain when you are paying 60% in taxes, cold weather, can't get a simple surgery done in less than three months, and your new homeland's "loonie" money is basically worhtless.

[Snowyman]

The only thing you got right was the part about the cold weather. Currently 42 f in Toronto..and Vancouver

[Dane]

The only thing you got right was the part about the cold weather. Currently 42 f in Toronto..and Vancouver

Wow a one day anomoly in weather proves me wrong? What is it with you Kyoto orgasmic Cannuckies.

Never mind, I know, it's the cannabis.

[motzman]

Hi Dane, Merry Christmas!

60% taxation is exorbidant but 40% is just peachy? What have you been smoking? (LOL)

[headsonpikes]

Geez, Dane...did a Mountie **** your girlfriend?

Don't be such a sorehead.

Out on the West Coast, Marc Emery and the Marijuana Party are boosting similar humane projects, in addition to other community 'compassion clubs' helping the ill receive comfort, ease and possible remedy.

"Compassion Club" is an annoying turn of phrase, I freely concede.

[Republicus2001]

gotta laugh - smoking pot's ok, while tobacco can get you fired from the job. BTW have public elected officials begun their drug-testing yet? there's been WAY to many FU's in California, ... does anyone know if Gov Davis has agreed to a breathalyzer test? Losing billions to the shark-invested energy promoters originally sounded like payoffs but now I think Governor Davis is just plain drunk...

[Dane]

Hi Dane, Merry Christmas!

60% taxation is exorbidant but 40% is just peachy? What have you been smoking? (LOL)

And a very Merry Christmas to you also Motzy dude.

Hey like I said Wolfie and Pax dude are welcome to go to the "great high north", but they shouldn't complain about the other factors of their new utopia.

Although the sight of the "kaleidiscope" currency that Wolfie and Pax dude will "see" in their new homeland will give them hours upon hours of discussion at the alter of the bong, IMO.

[headsonpikes]

Nah, they'll be counting the crows on 'Old Style' labels. ;^)

Taxes are high in Canada; dat's for shor!

[Dane]

Nah, they'll be counting the crows on 'Old Style' labels. ;^)

Taxes are high in Canada; dat's for shor!

Ain't that the truth, but what the hey, Chretien's Canada is going to have legal pot and IMO that is all Wolfie and Pax dude care about.

Fine with me, the more of one issue NORML pot heads moving to Canada, the better.

Yunz in Canada can have those who think of one thing only, pot(cannabis, mary jane, marijuana, drugs, etc. etc.)

[motzman]

You know, legalized taxed mj would go a lot further to reduce the 40% tax burden on Americans than, well, repeating the same idiocy we've been doing for the last 30 years. And lowering taxes is much more important than worrying about what type of plant life one prefers to smoke.

P.S. I hate that commie-colored money from Canada, too.

[headsonpikes]

Chretien's Canada has a host of government-induced problems. Canadians' embarassing pride in Medicare being one of them, high taxation and scandalous boondoggles another.

The trend in Canada towards the 'normalization' of marijuana is certainly not an aspect of Liberal dominance, but of Canadians' relative open-mindedness on this issue.

Canadians are used to tolerating diverse ethno/cultural behaviors and life-styles from immigrants to native-born, from the Doukhobors to the Draft-dodgers to Quebeckers and 'First Nations'. We Canuckleheads generally consider this tolerance a virtue; you apparently do not.

[Dane]

You know, legalized taxed mj would go a lot further to reduce the 40% tax burden on Americans than, well, repeating the same idiocy we've been doing for the last 30 years. And lowering taxes is much more important than worrying about what type of plant life one prefers to smoke.

Yep fighting the drug culture of the 60's radicals is a bad idea.

Canada is giving up the fight and look where it got them.

A wussy Prime Minister, worthless money, and a three month wait for a MRI.

[Dane]

Chretien's Canada has a host of government-induced problems. Canadians' embarassing pride in Medicare being one of them, high taxation and scandalous boondoggles another.

The trend in Canada towards the 'normalization' of marijuana is certainly not an aspect of Liberal dominance, but of Canadians' relative open-mindedness on this issue.

Canadians are used to tolerating diverse ethno/cultural behaviors and life-styles from immigrants to native-born, from the Doukhobors to the Draft-dodgers to Quebeckers and 'First Nations'We Canuckleheads generally consider this tolerance a virtue; you apparently do not

Wow thank you heads for making my point. Wolfie and Pax dude looks like you all have a home, Canada. The home of PC platitudes and pot for all.

[motzman]

Yep fighting the drug culture of the 60's radicals is a bad idea.

C'mon, I didn't say or even imply such a thing.

War On Addiction, not War On Drugs. You agreed....

Or have you forgotten already?