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  • The Science of Medical Marijuana Prohibition (Op-Ed)

    06/15/2006 4:53:24 PM PDT · by Wolfie · 496 replies · 3,519+ views
    Frontiers of Freedom ^ | June 15, 2006 | Kenneth Michael White
    The Science of Medical Marijuana Prohibition USA -- The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently opined that smoked marijuana has no scientifically accepted medical uses. The FDA received much criticism for this decision because in 1999 the Federal Government’s own scientists concluded that even in smoked form marijuana has medical uses. At the heart of the debate about medical marijuana is the question of science. But what, exactly, is science? Since modern civilization bases itself on a belief in the ability of science to solve any and all problems (human or otherwise), prudent people are obligated to at least try...
  • Follow the drug war money

    04/25/2006 7:33:08 AM PDT · by cryptical · 44 replies · 635+ views
    Rocky Mountain News ^ | April 25, 2006 | Paul Campos
    This is the story of two drugs. The first, dexfenfluramine, was the active ingredient in the weight loss drug Redux. Although it was available in the U.S. and Canada for only about 18 months, it killed hundreds of people, and severely injured thousands more. The second is marijuana. Over the past several decades, tens of millions of people across North America have used this drug regularly. It has, as far as anybody knows, killed no one. Anyone interested in the politics of science should study the Food and Drug Administration's treatment of these two drugs. Redux was originally rejected for...
  • Free Weeds: The marijuana debate.

    06/29/2004 11:23:55 AM PDT · by xsysmgr · 306 replies · 713+ views
    National Review Online ^ | June 29, 2004 | William F. Buckley Jr.
    Conservatives pride themselves on resisting change, which is as it should be. But intelligent deference to tradition and stability can evolve into intellectual sloth and moral fanaticism, as when conservatives simply decline to look up from dogma because the effort to raise their heads and reconsider is too great. The laws aren't exactly indefensible, because practically nothing is, and the thunderers who tell us to stay the course can always find one man or woman who, having taken marijuana, moved on to severe mental disorder. But that argument, to quote myself, is on the order of saying that every...
  • Stop Pointing Guns at Our Kids

    12/11/2003 3:36:22 PM PST · by freepatriot32 · 32 replies · 115+ views
    marijuana.com ^ | 12.8.03 | Marsha Rosenbaum
    As the mother of a teenager, I share the outrage experienced by parents of Stratford High School students, who were recently terrorized by Goose Creek, South Carolina police. In an effort to purge the school of drugs, law enforcement was called in by the administration. After rounding up the students, pointing guns at them, and searching their lockers, no drugs were found. The students, however, were scared to death. The use of weapons on the Stratford High School campus is testament to the failure of our efforts to stop young people from using drugs, and the frustration experienced by school...
  • Car, money seized Nearly $250,000 found in bumper

    12/13/2003 6:41:51 AM PST · by Pern · 239 replies · 1,728+ views
    The Advocate, Baton Rouge, LA ^ | December 13, 2003 | Kevin Blanchard
    LAFAYETTE -- State Police suspect a Florida man who had $243,790 in the rear bumper of his car Wednesday could have some involvement with the drug trade, a State Police spokesman said Friday. No drugs were found in the car, but investigators said the man "changed his story several times," when he was asked what he was doing with a load of hidden cash, Trooper Will Williams said. Troopers wrote the man a traffic ticket and seized the cash and his car, Williams said. "There are suspicions, but that's why we're still investigating," Williams said. "People transport drugs, they have...
  • The Supreme Court Allows Arrests of All in Drug Stops (PoliceState)

    12/15/2003 2:17:27 PM PST · by ask · 192 replies · 306+ views
    AP ^ | Dec 15,2003 | GINA HOLLAND
    Court Allows Arrests of All in Drug Stops WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court issued a traffic warning Monday: Beware of whom you ride with. If drugs are found in a vehicle, all occupants can be arrested, the justices said in a unanimous decision. It was a victory for Maryland and 20 other states that argued police frequently find drugs in traffic stops but no one in the vehicle claims them. The court gave officers the go-ahead to arrest everyone. In a small space like a car, an officer could reasonably infer "a common enterprise" among a driver and passengers,...