Whether or not to legalize marijuana is just one of those political hot potatoes that most will never agree 100% on. When you think about such issues you need to look back in history on how America came into being. What our founding fathers ment this great country of ours to be. The concept, new for the time, was rather simple. And that was every man (revised now to include women and children) were free to do as they please, so long as it did not harm others. Our federal government wasn't the behemoth that it has turned into today.
And that is where in the problem of legalizing not only marijuana, but there's a whole slew of issues and topics we can talk about where the government now has the firm belief that it must protect us from ourselves. Besides making marijuana illegal under false pretenses, here are some other examples of stupid bans.
Lawn darts. A simple game my cousins and I use to play back in the 1970's. A few idiots threw the darts at one another, and there as a few injuries, now there's a complete ban on making lawn darts. Only place you can buy them now are at garage sales.
Gun laws. There's certain sector of our government that thinks crimnals will pay attention to every new law they dream up that control or ban guns.
Sassafrass. The prime ingredient in root beer. It sapposedly caused cancer. Later it was found out it did not, yet there's still a ban on it's useage to making root beer.
Absinthe.. Banned because an alkaloid in it has simlar qualities as thc in marijuna. Yet, ironicall wormwood the main ingredient in absinthe is in the sage family. The common sage we use to make pork sasuage and season our thanksgiving stufffing with has 3x as much of the alkaloid then wormwood does, yet it's not banned.
Given enough time I could give hundreds of examples where our government is attempting to gain control of our daily lives from cradle to grave. The whole point here is we must now examine closely those that we elect into office. From your local alderman all the way up to president. We must send them a message that enough is enough and demand our rights our founding fathers wanted us to have in the first place. What I do inside my home, is nobody's buisness but mine, period!
"And that's all I have to say about that..." Forrest Gump
"It's not a matter of left vs right, it's a matter of what's right vs what's wrong" Glenn Beck
Yes, if you haven't guessed already, I'm a member of my local Tea Party
And that is where in the problem of legalizing not only marijuana, but there's a whole slew of issues and topics we can talk about where the government now has the firm belief that it must protect us from ourselves. Besides making marijuana illegal under false pretenses, here are some other examples of stupid bans.
Lawn darts. A simple game my cousins and I use to play back in the 1970's. A few idiots threw the darts at one another, and there as a few injuries, now there's a complete ban on making lawn darts. Only place you can buy them now are at garage sales.
Gun laws. There's certain sector of our government that thinks crimnals will pay attention to every new law they dream up that control or ban guns.
Sassafrass. The prime ingredient in root beer. It sapposedly caused cancer. Later it was found out it did not, yet there's still a ban on it's useage to making root beer.
Absinthe.. Banned because an alkaloid in it has simlar qualities as thc in marijuna. Yet, ironicall wormwood the main ingredient in absinthe is in the sage family. The common sage we use to make pork sasuage and season our thanksgiving stufffing with has 3x as much of the alkaloid then wormwood does, yet it's not banned.
Given enough time I could give hundreds of examples where our government is attempting to gain control of our daily lives from cradle to grave. The whole point here is we must now examine closely those that we elect into office. From your local alderman all the way up to president. We must send them a message that enough is enough and demand our rights our founding fathers wanted us to have in the first place. What I do inside my home, is nobody's buisness but mine, period!
"And that's all I have to say about that..." Forrest Gump
"It's not a matter of left vs right, it's a matter of what's right vs what's wrong" Glenn Beck
Yes, if you haven't guessed already, I'm a member of my local Tea Party