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@WontPostMuch: lol oh well then I was being facetious

[quote=ZetraDedd]@WontPostMuch: ahah, but my post was satire as well.[/quote]

If you weren't being serious, the proper word would be that you were being facetious. You didn't satirize anything lol

@WontPostMuch: ahah, but my post was satire as well.

[quote=ZetraDedd]lol do u really think this will happen?[/quote]

Satire, how does it work?

[quote=WontPostMuch]All the states that fail to legalize weed will weep as worker productivity massively rises with the newfound popularity of the drug, criminals that previously depended and relied on their drug connections in the black market have been enlightened by Colorado's new law and all found legal jobs in the burgeoning new industry instead of turning to other crimes to make a living and watch in awe as things like recessions and depressions become non-existent in this new utopia fueled by the miracle plant. In fact, the day Colorado legalized weed, an Eagle called "Personal Freedoms" descended upon the legislature and dropped a single tear over the new law while Thomas "Hemp" Jefferson appeared behind it, smoking the initial draft of the Declaration of Independence made of hemp he himself had grown and congratulated the state for seeing the light and upholding the traditions of the U.S.[/quote]

lol do u really think this will happen?

[quote=WontPostMuch]All the states that fail to legalize weed will weep as worker productivity massively rises with the newfound popularity of the drug, criminals that previously depended and relied on their drug connections in the black market have been enlightened by Colorado's new law and all found legal jobs in the burgeoning new industry instead of turning to other crimes to make a living and watch in awe as things like recessions and depressions become non-existent in this new utopia fueled by the miracle plant. In fact, the day Colorado legalized weed, an Eagle called "Personal Freedoms" descended upon the legislature and dropped a single tear over the new law while Thomas "Hemp" Jefferson appeared behind it, smoking the initial draft of the Declaration of Independence made of hemp he himself had grown and congratulated the state for seeing the light and upholding the traditions of the U.S.[/quote]

HAHAHA that was funny. You got a good sense of humor.

[quote=davehester]Too bad that at the end of the year, everyone will probably jump on the legalization bandwagon once everyone sees how much money and jobs will be created in Colorado.[/quote]

All the states that fail to legalize weed will weep as worker productivity massively rises with the newfound popularity of the drug, criminals that previously depended and relied on their drug connections in the black market have been enlightened by Colorado's new law and all found legal jobs in the burgeoning new industry instead of turning to other crimes to make a living and watch in awe as things like recessions and depressions become non-existent in this new utopia fueled by the miracle plant. In fact, the day Colorado legalized weed, an Eagle called "Personal Freedoms" descended upon the legislature and dropped a single tear over the new law while Thomas "Hemp" Jefferson appeared behind it, smoking the initial draft of the Declaration of Independence made of hemp he himself had grown and congratulated the state for seeing the light and upholding the traditions of the U.S.

[quote=WontPostMuch]Keep weed illegal so we can keep potheads busy telling each other how it should be legal plz[/quote]

Too bad that at the end of the year, everyone will probably jump on the legalization bandwagon once everyone sees how much money and jobs will be created in Colorado.

Keep weed illegal so we can keep potheads busy telling each other how it should be legal plz

[quote=LimusocoBobo]He's only speaking the truth. Both of those drugs do affect you. They should all be legal or all be illegal. I wouldn't mind either option.[/quote]

Keeping uncontrolled substances illegal just promotes organized crime. That being said, having the government make substances legal, taxed and controlled will generate revenue for everyone other than the criminals.

Making these drugs legal too will give police more time to deal with the real crimes and not waste money busting a recreational pot smoker.
Think of all the wasted money and the real criminals getting away.

POT SMOKERS ARE NOT CRIMINALS. WE JUST WANNA SMOKE IN PEACE LOL!

He's only speaking the truth. Both of those drugs do affect you. They should all be legal or all be illegal. I wouldn't mind either option.

i need @aznseal opinion on this

[quote=ZeDarkLynx]omg obama actually said that he has some balls[/quote]

Second term president, can't get much higher than that

It's not about Obama having balls to say that because he knows the "war on drugs" is bs. Just think about all the pot smokers (me included) who are still buying from the black market. Organized crime and banks have profited too much money and many more lives have been ruined because of the "war on drugs".

It's a sad day when the USA seems more progressive than Australia.

I think in the very near future we'll see cannabis become legal but only in states outside of the bible belt.

omg obama actually said that he has some balls

[quote=LazyLazyLazy]That's nice. I wonder how people at my school get caught with pot in their private parts and random car searches.[/quote]
Thats like 80-90% of my dorm

[quote=LoveMeLater]Isn't Colorado starting the domino?[/quote]

Yeah. Honestly though, I do not see too much change yet until the government and the people see how much tax money cannabis can generate. Hopefully too, there will be more cannabis with CBD's over THC. That's why I'm so excited for legalization because all pot you buy from the black market is grown for recreational purposes meaning higher levels of THC.

[quote=LazyLazyLazy]That's nice. I wonder how people at my school get caught with pot in their private parts and random car searches.[/quote]

Sadly, too many.

Heheh obama smoked pot before

That's nice. I wonder how people at my school get caught with pot in their private parts and random car searches.

Isn't Colorado starting the domino?