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Originally Posted by Southern_Smoke
Ak it is interesting how you say legalization would have to almost be attached to another issue in America for dream to become reality. This is a very good point i haven't thought of before. I suppose you are right. In the US we would probably have to have a small central gov with a lot of states rights and laws that allow you to do pretty much what you want on your own land...and i think smoking, growing, and drinking falls under this category along with other things.
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If only we had a smaller central government, maybe that would address a lot of issues facing our community, or maybe it's the perceptions of the ordinary person that needs to be adjusted? I find the open hypocrisy of alcohol and tobacco to be very troubling indeed. Two of the worst scourges of humanity are legal and freely available to everyone, including children and all society can do is turn a blind eye to the death statistics, while raising a heavy hand to marijuana. This mentality can only be battled on the same front that it marches on. We as smokers have to rise to the occasion and demonstrate what we are willing to do to address this.
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Originally Posted by djb1z
nice dude very nice
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