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In reply to the discussion: Washington's Dilemma: How to Implement Legal Marijuana ( I hate the word marijuana by the way) [View all]

ThomThom

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2. cannabis is the name, marijuana is a slur
Reply to Bennyboy (Original post)
Wed Apr 3, 2013, 05:33 PM
Apr 2013

pot is slang
legalize now everywhere
it is not fair to let some and not the rest

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Washington's Dilemma: How to Implement Legal Marijuana ( I hate the word marijuana by the way) [View all] Bennyboy Apr 2013 OP
if you can't grow your own it is not legalization - just government/corprate hijacking of pot nt msongs Apr 2013 #1
cannabis is the name, marijuana is a slur ThomThom Apr 2013 #2
Legalization makes sense from every angle- moral, philosophical, practical, financial. Warren DeMontague Apr 2013 #3
Hemp has always been legal, even encouraged, except for Anslinger's crusade. bemildred Apr 2013 #4
Kleiman is a prohibitionist; do not expect the truth! malcolmkyle Apr 2013 #5
Actually, and the article bears this out, Bennyboy Apr 2013 #6
Prohibition is a failed public policy...again. TeamPooka Apr 2013 #7
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