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Rick



Last Updated: 12/12/2006

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Tuesday, December 12, 2006 12:52 AM

Category: News and Politics
    Did you ever wonder why our government seems to be more concerned with marijuana than with dangerous drugs? You would think it would be just the opposite if the government truly had our best interest at heart. Maybe there is some danger to marijuana that is unspoken, that would explain the strange emphasis.

    To begin to answer this question, a series of lies by our government must be undone in order to allow for lucid thought. Firstly, marijuana is not some insidious plot on the part of black American jazz musicians. Secondly, marijuana does not produce rage or anything remotely resembling rage. Not surprising that a lie would fall exactly opposite of the truth. It happens all the time in the Drug War. Last year marijuana was pronounced to be the most addictive of all drugs. This is of course 180 out from the truth. Thirdly and most importantly, no one
is
powerless over
any drug; therefore
drugs cannot
effect human behavior.
no one is powerless over any drug; therefore drugs cannot effect human behavior. Their ability to affect human behavior is different. In other words drugs can kill you, but they cannot make you steal money from your mother's purse. Now, have your government chant these truths to you for 50 years and you will be ready to answer the question at hand.

You can skip this step if you have retained the power of independent thought despite a concerted effort by those who would institute a beehive society in place of that envisioned by our founding fathers.

   Opposites being the motif for drug war propaganda, one can most certainly conclude that marijuana will produce a mellow state of mind. This is what has really gotten our government worried.

   Our country is many things to many people, but not one of them would argue that it is not the biggest financial entity in the world. Our gross national product is enormous. It assures dominance and control in the world. Our economy is like a huge engine

   To extend this analogy to a train, the government is clearly the engineer. The engineer is concerned with stoking the furnace and increasing the speed. Conversely he is compelled to avoid anything that would reduce boiler pressure. Well that is exactly what would happen if everyone on a daily basis used marijuana.

    The good news is that most people don't like marijuana so fears of our choo-choo grinding to a halt are unjustified. And those that do like marijuana don't want to harshly control their neighbors. The reduction in boiler pressure in this country would be a good thing. If you are compelled to be fast, fine; don't smoke a lot of marijuana. If you want your country to be fast, fine; beat your neighbors like a bunch of lazy gerbils, or simply smoke a joint and get over it.

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Posted by rick on Wednesday, October 25th, 2006, at 4:57 pm, and filed under prohibition, Drug War, Freedom, Fear, Free Will.

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Tuesday, November 21, 2006 1:39 AM

Category: News and Politics

Elitist thinking plays a major roll in the perpetuation of the failed drug war.  The temporary escape of drugs from a life filled with difficulty, poverty, hate and self-loathing is truly intoxicating. For the desperately poor the money from drug sales is an equally intoxicating temptation.


For lives devoid of these miseries the problem is distant and hard to understand. The old expression "driven to drink" is just a colloquialism to most elitists. They are not tempted to risk all that they have with illegal drugs. To them it is nothing more than weakness. They see a difference between taking their prescribed Valium to cope with the stress in their lives and a homeless man smoking a joint under a bridge for the same reason.

Drug abuse is not choosing between lawfulness and criminality, it is choosing a fleeting alternative to despair over the relative slight possibility of punishment in a free society. No matter how draconian these punishments the abuse of drugs continues, as does human misery. Difficult lives become impossible, not because of drugs but because of the drug war.
The elitists see only laws, crime, and punishment. They do not see their position in life as superior they see themselves as superior. They then use their superior position with the government to visit even more misery on the miserable. If these elitists are truly superior then why can they not see how wrong they are?

Rick Wolfe

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Monday, November 20, 2006 9:10 PM

Category: News and Politics
Hello I will be using this Blog as a way of posting some of my fathers best essays about prohibition and the need for drug reform in the us.

Thank you and Enjoy
Angee