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View Poll Results: Should Louisiana Legalize Drugs? | |||
Marijuana only, and only for adults. Still a felony to provide to minors. |
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26 | 48.15% |
Marijuana only for adults, reduced penalties for access to minors. |
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5 | 9.26% |
Legalize all drugs for consenting adults. |
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6 | 11.11% |
No changes to current Louisiana drugs laws. |
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15 | 27.78% |
Reduce penalty for first time marijuana users: no jail time. |
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2 | 3.70% |
Voters: 54. You may not vote on this poll |
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Love how you are trying to swing a illegal drug legal
Classic Law says its illegal bottom line!!!
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W I will give you the benefit of the doubt if you say you have never drank in your boat, I don't believe it, but I will give you the benefit
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More illegal facts in case you don't understand
Federal laws say its illegal You can drink beer all afternoon everyday after work and all weekend and go to work Monday take a drug test and be fine You can not smoke weed every afternoon on weekends and take drug screen Monday and keep your job See the difference between legal and illegal?? Beer vs weed??
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Bottom line if i catch my child smoking weed!! Have mercy on her soul!!!
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What about underage drinking? Aka poisoning themselves and deliberately trying to kill themselves slowly
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It's against the law, so it doesn't happen. *** are you thinking????
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And since we have greater life experience and know the tragedies that can happen from drug use.... well we tend to get a little protective. You know i have 2 adult age children, that we went through all these battles on. I have no doubt that there was some level of experimentation with things on their part. You know you have succeeded in raising a man or a woman, when they were willing to discuss things with you that they knew you would disapprove of. Both have done very well in their lives, Our son is in the Airforce, Our daughter is doing well in an accounting office. My wife and I enjoyed the experience so much that we Adopted a little boy who was a distant family member (yeah his biological mom is a addict and abandoned him in the hospital) 4 years after adopting him we found out she had another child that was abandoned as well (we just finished the adoption process on her) Both were drug exposed at birth, and by the way some of you guys talk on here I should just go ahead and hang em out to dry. They done got the devil in em... might as well send em up the river. But i am not gonna do that. Whatever it takes i am going to be there for them, whether they make a good choice or a very bad one. I am the father. It's what i do. And i will NOT fail in raising them well. |
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Yell at her.... (If she's rebellious enough to smoke in the first place i bet that will work) Call the cops.. wooops... might not wanna do that one... it will get you a parent of the year nomination... you do that she become's a registered drug offender, goodbye realistic chance of career, good life, kids, etc... basically she's gonna have to fend for herself 100% because no one, is gonna give her a hand up. But i did hear that Mcdonald's put out a pamphlet on how you can survive on minimum wage. Maybe she can stay with daddy the rest of her life... ?? that might work. Heck if she smokes it in todays environment, she will have to buy it from a dealer. Heck he might even give her a little sample of something a little better. Who know's how far she can go. If weed were legalized, regulated, and controlled appropriately. It's very likely there would not be enough money in underage sales to justify an organized crime dealer being involved. Might just save your girls life bruh. |
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The best thing in the world that could happen in my community would be to legalize marijuana and deregulate the whole thing. My question is where do we draw the line? There are heroin activists and probably even meth activists (you can tell by the cool neck tats). So at what point is an addictive substance acceptable? We have caffeine alcohol and chocolate. What is the limit?
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Something that has grown naturally for thousands of years on every continent except Antarctica. Something that cannot be overdosed on. Sounds like it would be on the acceptable side of the line by a long shot, and alcohol may be on, or crossing over to the negative side of the line. How's that sound? |
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![]() I'm starting to think you might enjoy a little bit of our Saltycajun Drama. ![]() People that want to kill themselves will. Truth is if you look at cases like portugal, there will always be hardcore abuse, but post legalization the amount of the hard and soft abuse went down. Why... simply because the systemic issues were addressed. Getting tough on drugs got them to almost 10% of there society addicted. Decriminalization of everything has dropped the abuse rates there dramatically... check on page 1,2 or 3... i linked studies conducted in portugal and netherlands. Last edited by AceArcher; 08-18-2013 at 06:27 PM. |
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I am loving this drama. I am going to hop back and forth across this fence just to see who smoked out today and can't tell the difference or who reads the first line of a post and then freaks out. Seriously, my community has been destroyed by illegal weed and the meth and heroin that come with wanting to double up on the profits. We have weekly murders and home invasion robberies in a town where the biggest problem used to be poaching deer on the golf course. This is because weed is worth so much and that is because it is illegal. I would legalize it simply to take the money out of it and raise my children to hate anything that captures one so. I don't buy the BS about it being beneficial or a miracle cure because that is just addicts trying to legitimize their poison. Alcoholics claim they get benefit from their drugs too. Addiction is defined as doing something that you know can or will harm you. If you insist on smoking weed when it very well might cost you a job or take you away from your family, you are an addict. Poking out my eyes with a flaming rhinoceros horn is bad. Does that mean that poking out my eyes with a nice clean new needle is good? Quit justifying your craving and just vote about it, and admit your addiction honestly. Why does reality suck so bad we want to create an alternative? Maybe we should create a better reality, lets start by reducing government. anybody catching any fish.........? |
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Realistically your right on the money.. the more you criminalize something that people do to thier own body. Then the more negative impacts there are going to be to everything. I hope your wrong about there not being pharmacological value to the cannabis plant. I will leave it at I have some hope in some of the studies that i linked earlier (again in the page 1-4 or so range) (the british, israeli studies, the information about sativex (or whatever its called) and the video by gupta) Perhaps these results might come to late to help my mom... but maybe they will help people in the future suffering from brain disease's like alzheimers. |
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You are right, poking your eyes out is bad no matte the object used to do so. But, does it warrant being criminalized? Again, the choice should be up to the person, and if they are dumb enough to do anything to the point that it negatively impacts their career or family, then they will have to live with the consequences. On the subject of employers (not in your post), they should and do have the right to restrict employees from doing anything that they see unsafe or unfit - this is done now, there are companies that don't allow red bull and pre workout drinks on premises, or to be consumed at or before work. Legalizing pot and regulating it would be no different, it's up to the companies and industries to make their own decisions, just like its up to the employee to comply or go work somewhere else. |
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National Organization for the Reform of Meth Laws. Watch out for those meth activists. |
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