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How long until everything is banned?

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How exactly is it the "laws" are corrupt? Maybe the people that enact them but technically laws themselves cannot be corrupt, since to be corrupt you have to act dishonestly.
 
anrchy said:
How exactly is it the "laws" are corrupt? Maybe the people that enact them but technically laws themselves cannot be corrupt, since to be corrupt you have to act dishonestly.
If cannabis has indeed become a banned substance as the result of a lobby-campaign from hearst´s and rockefellers, as some people say, then the existence of that law is an indication of corruption. Yet you are right: not the laws but the legislative branch of the government is corrupt then.
 
Obviously, laws are not corrupt, they are caused by corruption......

I don't smoke, the cigarette does.

The slime all over Egon did not get Egon slimey, Slimer got Egon slimey.

That's was a movie reference, and it brings to mind another question. When everything is banned, who you gonna call?
 
we've been having this discussion about MHRB for years now, seems if it was going to happen it already would have. i think they're too busy dealing with bath salt fueled cannibals currently....


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Your choices of happiness are regulated by law. You will abide by what your Government considers appropiate for you working people. It's good for the corporations, and good for the rich bastards! :sick:
 
I think in the next 20-40 years laws will change, because its no longer necesarry that everyone works. Furthermore the now growing generation of people are much more open to things like canabis "bath salts".

In my opinion smoking canabis is a pretty accepted thing in the younger generation. Maybe they will keep this acceptance when they are in the position to change the laws.
In Europe the big politicals parties lost a lot of votes in the past years, parties like the "pirates" are voted by the younger ones. Maybe this political change will happen and will change our society as well.

When you look at the czech republic, they don´t even really care about people taking "drugs" nowerdays. I don´t know what the law is, but buying / posession and so on is not really controlled..

What i wanted to say, is that their is a change happening and you already see small parts of it, it just takes it time.
 
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