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It showed the history behind hemp growing laws.
Which has nothing to do with drug pushers using hemp to push marijuana onto society as you stated. Rather it showed an overreaching and unnecessary prohibition on hemp which has nothing to do with drugs or getting "hiiiiigh".
Hemp should never have been prohibited. It's ridiculous.
Study up on why there were restrictions on growing hemp in the first place. It's tied in directly with recreational drug usage.
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Speaking of the article:
Drug testing for welfare recipients is just plain wrong isn't it Eran. After all, isn't it a constitutional right to get hiiiiiiiiiigh and to leech off society?
I have no problem with it.
Hopefully it saves money. If the testing itself gets to be too expensive, then scrap it.
But Eran, that would give people the false impression that dope smokers are nothing but freeloading bums, and we know that isn't the case, as we've seen that shag can hold down a job sharpening pencils, and I suspect that a manager at a certain WI hotel also uses dope.
Speaking of which: Do you smoke dope Eran, and if not, why?
Also, does your employer allow it's employess to smoke dope away from work, and if not, why?
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For the same reason that fags pushed civil unions onto society before being honest about their real intention:
faux marriage.
(It's a stepping stone process).
The federal government is a huge obstacle for drug pushers. For instance, even though dope is legal here in WA State, you can't take it onto federal property (i.e. National Parks, etc.). Once the feds ease up on marijuana and hemp legislation, you drug pushers will have an open door to spread your evil onto society.
You don't understand what hemp is.
My point is that federal legislation has alway been a huge obstacle for the forces of evil.
While abortion was legal in some states, the federal legislation behind Roe v Wade opened the door for the mass murder of 56 million innocent babies.
While buggery was legal in some states, Lawrence v Texas and the following SCOTUS ruling approving of homosexual behavior opened the door to what we're seeing today.
Once druggies get the fed's to ease up on dope restrictions, it'll do the same as Roe v Wade and Lawrence v Texas did for the baby murderers and homosexuals.