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   Flood 
   Friday, 17. April 2009

   The drug war is a total loss. No one wants the drugs to be legal. because both sides will suffer.. not to mention the Government hates competition.

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   Barta 
   Friday, 17. April 2009

   How would both sides suffer? Both would profit if the policies put into place were setup correctly. Government can tax cannibus sales (Cigarette companies or Cannibus Clubs), or charge individuals a licensing fee to grow their own plants at home (sort of like a liquor license). This gives the consumer what they want and the governments profits off of it. Win-Win. Treat cannibus with the same rules as alcohol and everyone’s happy.

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   alex 
   Saturday, 27. June 2009

   well look at it this way.the government will make money with alot of more job openings,saving lives,house markets will start selling a lot more then it is now.why scare the people that arent doing anything wrong?1 pack of joints of 20 you i would pay $20.00 at a tobacco shop.it will take alot of people on the streets off the streets from selling it because they no they cant make the money.look at it this way.all the people that have no jobs can all have jobs.it is a plant just like tabacco.if your going to keep that illegal then you need to make tobacco illegal.liquor used to be illegal an it kills more peple then anything else but now its legal.please let voices be heard.let the public talk an not the government take over.we as people that vote still dont have rights there is no freedom in this world.give it back to us an let us be heard an take upon what is being said an use it.dont got against the public.

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