Yup.
1 posted on
08/20/2014 12:29:31 PM PDT by
DouglasKC
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To: DouglasKC
Legalization just leads to a host of problems.
2 posted on
08/20/2014 12:32:28 PM PDT by
Rummyfan
(Iraq: it's not about Iraq anymore, it's about the USA!)
To: DouglasKC
In other news, Colorado saw the greatest increases in workplace productivity, cardiovascular health, coherent grammar . . .
wait . . .
3 posted on
08/20/2014 12:32:46 PM PDT by
wideawake
To: DouglasKC
4 posted on
08/20/2014 12:34:10 PM PDT by
SaxxonWoods
(....Let It Burn...)
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5 posted on
08/20/2014 12:34:11 PM PDT by
musicman
(Until I see the REAL Long Form Vault BC, he's just "PRES__ENT" Obama = Without "ID")
To: DouglasKC
This article is wrong ... cause I toke up all the time and it's never and any effect on me.
6 posted on
08/20/2014 12:36:11 PM PDT by
Zakeet
(It's not a debt ceiling - it's a debt target)
To: DouglasKC
Expect it to get worse. The Potheads on FR will be making even more excuses.
I'm waiting for the "those stats mean nothing" crowd any min.
7 posted on
08/20/2014 12:37:51 PM PDT by
MaxMax
(Pay Attention and you'll be pissed off too! FIRE BOEHNER, NOW!)
To: DouglasKC
9 posted on
08/20/2014 12:38:36 PM PDT by
Veggie Todd
(The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants. TJ)
To: DouglasKC
"1, 3, 2, 5... wait... whut?"
To: DouglasKC
It is good that a State has opportunity to test legalization. There is a problem, however, when using the words “marijuana related,” namely that, just because the substance is involved does not mean it is a *cause.* Of course it will be more prevalent in accompanying various incidents in life because it is more widely used by the population. Beware the circular argument.
If marijuana causes the population to be overly lazy, irresponsible, immoral, and less proficient when operating a motor vehicle, this is a problem. But it is a difficult problem to measure honestly.
12 posted on
08/20/2014 12:39:51 PM PDT by
Fester Chugabrew
(Even the compassion of the wicked is cruel.)
To: DouglasKC
Legalize marijuana.
Its for the chillrun, dontcha know.
13 posted on
08/20/2014 12:43:41 PM PDT by
Responsibility2nd
(NO LIBS. This Means Liberals and (L)libertarians! Same Thing. NO LIBS!!)
To: DouglasKC
I could care a gnat’s fart about stoners offing themselves on our highways if they didn’t take innocents along with them.
14 posted on
08/20/2014 12:44:12 PM PDT by
catnipman
(Cat Nipman: Vote Republican in 2012 and only be called racist one more time!)
To: DouglasKC
Now people in CO are complaining about the offensive smell emanating from MJ second hand smoke.
17 posted on
08/20/2014 12:48:42 PM PDT by
Slyfox
(Satan's goal is to rub out the image of God he sees in the face of every human.)
To: DouglasKC
Some people think we are suffocating in marijuana smoke since legalization up here in WA State (actually it is forest fire smoke). In fact, I have yet to smell the stuff. Public mj smoking is illegal anyway. I guess many vape now, but I’m not seeing vapes either. My town and virtually all the other small towns around here (eastern WA) have banned recreational pot stores. Only one town has one and it is 30 miles away.
21 posted on
08/20/2014 12:50:33 PM PDT by
steve86
( Acerbic by nature, not nurture)
To: DouglasKC
Exactly what I thought. Legalization is stupid, unless you MAKE users take full responsibility for their actions. I knew what the outcome would be because the USA has become a country that refuses to hold people accountable.
28 posted on
08/20/2014 12:57:50 PM PDT by
I want the USA back
(Media: completely irresponsible. Complicit in the destruction of this country.)
To: DouglasKC
Because the war on drugs, like drug prohibition of the 1920s was such a blooming success!
30 posted on
08/20/2014 1:00:38 PM PDT by
Sam Gamgee
(May God have mercy upon my enemies, because I won't. - Patton)
To: DouglasKC
Just love how the Drug Warrior contingent on FR (who call themselves 'conservative') just can't wait to increase the size and scope of government by re-imposing MJ prohibition, even though the citizens of a sovereign state voted overwhelmingly to end it.
Next thing you know, they'll be clamoring for Holder to come in and enforce the federal MJ prohibition laws in Colorado (10th Amendment be damned). Commerce Clause, doncha know ...
32 posted on
08/20/2014 1:12:32 PM PDT by
bassmaner
(Hey commies: I am a white male, and I am guilty of NOTHING! Sell your 'white guilt' elsewhere.)
To: DouglasKC
I’m a proponent for legalization, but it is kind of hard to argue those numbers.
34 posted on
08/20/2014 1:22:29 PM PDT by
Ghost of SVR4
(So many are so hopelessly dependent on the government that they will fight to protect it.)
To: DouglasKC
This new report paints an even bleaker picture of what is happening in Colorado since it legalized the possession, sale, and consumption of marijuana. Amendment 64 was not enacted until the very end of 2012. Something to keep in mind since the cited stats appear to track things before the change in law went into effect.
35 posted on
08/20/2014 1:25:05 PM PDT by
gdani
(Every day, your Govt surveils you more than the day before)
To: DouglasKC
These stats are awesome,
Unfortunately every single one of them predates the actual legalization, which did not take effect until 1/1/14.
The title of the article is simply wrong.
36 posted on
08/20/2014 1:28:05 PM PDT by
dmz
To: DouglasKC
38 posted on
08/20/2014 1:30:58 PM PDT by
DennisR
(Look around - God gives countless, indisputable clues that He does, indeed, exist.)
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