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Oh Ree Ree how much money was he giving you for your rent
December 16, 2008 | 02:19 PM
ohh yeaaaa you daughter will be smoking it down one day and will ride her bike hi. wake up you sheep ps when did you to get divorced?! thought i didnt no that ehh!
J, atl
What the hell
May 29, 2008 | 02:06 PM
It is obvious none of these people have children that ride there bikes in the neighborhood where these people live. Be real!! A loser is a loser and if you can't get a real job and be a part of society that believes in basic morals of living, you should not be a part of society. Grow up!!!! Let me tell you my daughter is the most important thing in this world and if you don't care about something enough to care about your life and where you are going to end up just kill yourself. Stop wasting your time and our tax dollars- Cause you aren't going anywhere with your life any way. Let's see, the dude will loose at least 500,000 in business, his family, and all his life's worth. Is it worth it?
Ree
April 21, 2008 | 10:28 PM
Cops think they are so slick. Well I got news for you, THERE IS STILL WEED THERE!!! there will always be weed there.
Hmm, lets spend $40 billion to stop a few people from smoking...oh wait, thats right going to jail and paying fines isn't going to stop someone from smoking anyway... so lets WASTE $40 billion trying to stop a freight train with a toothpick. It should be regulated just like alcohol and tobacco, but then who buy those items? well probably the same people smoking pot. So yeah, hey government! why not make some money with this plant instead of wasting the money to fight it? But if it was "legal" im sure prices would shoot up faster than gas, if thats even possible you greedy f**ks!
me
Drogas
April 16, 2008 | 08:11 PM
Stop you complaining, you losers.
Manuel
April 13, 2008 | 10:10 PM
WOW-- the world is a safer place now-that will scare the crack dealers right out of forsyth county
lu666ke
April 13, 2008 | 08:12 AM
WHAT GOES FOR PROBABLE CAUSE IN N. GEORGIA:
Paxton said investigators had received a tip about possible drug activity
Oh, REALLY!!!!! Do judges in Forsythe Co. know the difference between "possible" and "probable" cause?
James Karl
Regulate it like liquor sales are
April 11, 2008 | 12:02 PM
You are right on the money. All the tax dollars spent trying to stop marijuana use and distro. Instead it should be regulated just like liquor is .
Rob
Just one incident in an endless cycle
April 10, 2008 | 07:24 PM
One gets shut down and another will start up. The cycle will *never* end. It's great job security for law enforcement but is it worth the $40 billion cost we taxpayers have to bear every year, and does it justify the 2,000 marijuana-related arrests that occur every day?
We've been committed to a prohibition policy for 35 years now and it's let us down, it's not keeping marijuana out of our society and it's not keeping it away from our kids. In fact since the prohibition fails to keep marijuana off our streets it's instead *preventing* us from imposing any restrictions on its sale at all! We're powerless to prevent marijuana sales to minors like we can with tobacco and alcohol because the sellers are operating illegally.
We need to drive the criminals out of the market by taking control of the supply-side ourselves. We need to set up a program to evaluate and license honest businessmen and women to sell it. Since legal businesses don't need to make the same sorts of profits that illegal ones do they'll be able to set their prices at a level too low for the criminal organizations to match. This will force the criminal organizations out of the market leaving only legal distributors, and since they're legal they will be forced to operate under the restrictions we deem appropriate. The first restriction will obviously be no sales to minors. This is unenforceable today!
Jillian
