[Dane]

Leftist programs, such as federal welfare, NEA-style education, and the WOD are creatures of New Deal/Great Society liberalism and owe their existence to the left's philosophy of a living, breathing Constitution.

And so is the modern day drug culture which got it's start in the 60's from the radical left counterculture and also which marijuana is a major component.

You may not like the facts, but the facts are that drug validation is a major tenet of the modern American left.

Barney Frank or Nancy Pelosi, IMO, think that Mr. Rosenthal's plight is worse than a baby which is going through a partial birth abortion, and you know that is the truth.

[Ken H]

You may not like this, but drug validation is a major tenet of the modern American left.

And a strict interpretation of the Constitution is a major tenet of the mission of Free Republic, as you can verify by the link in post #166.

Fine with me if you want to bring in abortion.

Abortion is another example of the USSC violating the clear language of the Constitution, and you can't deny that.

[pariah]

Your attempt to (falsely) identify pot use exclusively with the radical left is nothing more than an emotion-based rant, not an argument. And your usual two-cents worth contribution to drug threads isn't worth even that much.

[MrLeRoy]

Leftist programs, such as federal welfare, NEA-style education, and the WOD are creatures of New Deal/Great Society liberalism and owe their existence to the left's philosophy of a living, breathing Constitution.

And so is the modern day drug culture

Nonsense; the modern day drug culture clearly does NOT owe its existence to the philosophy of a living, breathing Constitution. (But the War On Some Drugs does.)

[Lysander]

You may not like the facts, but the facts are that drug validation is a major tenet of the modern American left.

"When I smoked that joint in Denmark I was not in violation of the U.S. law."-- Newt "I can try it-- you can't" Gingrich.