Disseminator -- All Comments -- In These Times

All 8 comments by...

Disseminator

- 23 Nov 05
- 9:56 am
Check out this documentary! You can find a few sites that have it if you run a google search. I will warn you that it is very disturbing. There are people whose skin has been burned down to the bone, while their clothes remain. Many are women and children. There are others who have become ill from breathing it in. Anyone still naive enough to think we have the moral high ground in this conflict needs to see this documentary.

Posted to White Phosphorous Lies
- 02 Nov 05
- 5:35 pm
J Cline Explain to me how locking people up for something that hurts only themselves benefits society. How do you justify the financial and social costs? Do you follow laws just because they are on the books, or because you believe they are just? Would you yourself break a law if you felt it were unjust and restricting your freedom? Or do you follow blindly like a good little sheep? Please answer without using some appeal to emotion that labels drug users as 'druggies' or otherwise broken wheels in society (since you yourself profess to hate labels and doing so would …

Posted to Liberalisms Brain on Drugs
- 02 Nov 05
- 5:56 pm
also, if you think legalization is a marginal view not held by anyone in power, or anyone who knows what they are talking about than read this. http://www.villagevoice.com/news/0122,kick,25146,1.html

Posted to Liberalisms Brain on Drugs
- 03 Nov 05
- 12:58 am
Cline, I agree with you totally. It is so annoying when people dodge questions.

Posted to Liberalisms Brain on Drugs
- 03 Nov 05
- 1:12 am
I will simply quote Bill Hicks (not verbatim). If you don't think drugs have done good things for us than go home get all your albums, tapes, and CD's and burn them. Because the musicians who made those records were real high on drugs.

Posted to Liberalisms Brain on Drugs
- 03 Nov 05
- 1:20 am
See, this is what I mean. If illicit drug use enjoyed that level of popularity, they wouldn�t be illicit. Really? Where do you live? As far as I am concerned Marijuana use is incredibly popular and even somewhat accepted by many people who do not smoke. Your logic seems to be that drugs are bad because they are illegal. And why are they illegal.......because they are bad. And why are they bad.....

Posted to Liberalisms Brain on Drugs
- 03 Nov 05
- 11:11 am
have you thrown out your records yet?

Posted to Liberalisms Brain on Drugs
- 03 Nov 05
- 11:27 am
The elections went well in Denver. Thanks. http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/nationworld/politics/wire/sns-ap-denver-marijuana,0,15427.story?track=mostemailedlink

Posted to Liberalisms Brain on Drugs