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To: billybudd
I think marijuana should be legalized. I hate pot heads, they are just as dangerous as any other doper. I have seen plenty of pot related violence.

The marijuana dealers are just as much a danger to your children as any other druggie. I don't have children, but if you do or plan to, consider letting your teenage daughter hang out with that crowd. I don't like the creeps, nor do I like the turd world immigration either.

Send the illegal immigrants back to where they came from and send the pot smokers with them...

21 posted on 12/05/2002 5:40:33 PM PST by Sir Francis Dashwood
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To: Sir Francis Dashwood
"The marijuana dealers are just as much a danger to your children as any other druggie."

The potential for violence is there,but saying pot dealers are as dangerous as meth dealers is not true.Pot in itself is not nearly as poisonous as narcotics are.I don't smoke the stuff either,but I think pot enforcement is a waste of taxpayer's money and could be directed to catching more serious criminals.
25 posted on 12/05/2002 5:46:39 PM PST by Rocksalt
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To: Sir Francis Dashwood
Agreed. I've never done drugs and I don't like people who do. Part of the reason the drug culture is dangerous is the drug laws, which ensures that the drug economy is kept underground, in the realm of gangsters and criminals. Legalization would make drugs available at pharmacies, eliminating the drug culture as well as the "forbidden fruit" attraction that many people have to drugs. Parents need to take responsibility in teaching their kids about this stuff and keeping track of what they do.
66 posted on 12/05/2002 11:22:55 PM PST by billybudd
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