To: Wolfie; All
Joe McGeeney, Elks State Drug Awareness chairman for Maryland, Delaware and the District of Columbia, said he was disappointed in the governor's decision to sign the bill and vowed to help repeal it. "It's sending the wrong message to our kids that it's OK to use because there is medicinal powers," he said. "Other states that have approved [similar bills] have seen a sharp increase in the youth smoking marijuana." His e-mail address is mcgeeney@comcast.net if anyone is interested in asking him how he came up with his stats.
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05/23/2003 1:06:58 PM PDT by
jmc813
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To: jmc813
"It's sending the wrong message to our kids..."
Here's an idea:
Instead of deciphering messages, why don't the authorities simply stop preventing the facts being laid on the table for all to see.
I think they don't believe that the people(nor kids) can handle the truth.
That's why they'd prefer to 'send a message'.
Thugs.
To: jmc813
'Thugs', I posted....I guess 'Czar' is the right title for Walters.
Chief Thug and Czar of all the Russias, and Americas.
;^)
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