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On Dec 31, 11:23 am, drylined <r...@d.mr> wrote:
> On Sat, 31 Dec 2011 04:34:00 -0700, chatnoir <wolfbat3...@mindspring.com>
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> > On Dec 30, 9:09 pm, drylined <r...@d.mr> wrote:
> >> On Fri, 30 Dec 2011 19:20:34 -0700, chatnoir
> >> <wolfbat3...@mindspring.com>
> >> wrote:
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> >> > On Dec 30, 4:19 pm, drylined <r...@d.mr> wrote:
> >> >> On Fri, 30 Dec 2011 12:39:10 -0700, chatnoir
> >> >> <wolfbat3...@mindspring.com>
> >> >> wrote:
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> >> >http://occupydenver.org/this-saturday-war-on-drug-march-rally-against...
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> >> >> > This Saturday War On Drug March&  Rally Against Suncor
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> >> >> > This Saturday 12/31 at noon we will be marching against the war on
> >> >> > drugs, and joining up with the Rally Against Suncor, Tar Sands and
> >> >> > Keystone XL Pipeline @ Skyline Park at 1pm.
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> >> >> You forgot Sears, Brussell Sprouts, and E-470...
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> >> >> > About The War on Drugs:
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> >> >> > Like most wars, we think this one has done more harm then good and
> >> has
> >> >> > gone on for way too long. It needs to END!!!!!!!!!!!
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> >> >> Of course you do, OD is a wholly owned subsidiary of Pot Inc. dba
> >> Bong
> >> >> Industries.
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> >> >> Uh...huh...huh...huh...huh...huh...
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> >> >> > Alcoholism… Drug Addiction… These are HEALTH issues, not legal
> >> ones.
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> >> >> Say that the next time a drunk driver kills your loved ones or a
> >> junkie
> >> >> burglarizes your home.
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> >> >> > So why has money been endlessly poured into convicting drug crimes
> >> >> > rather than educating people and paying for treatment of these
> >> >> > conditions??!!
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> >> >> It hasn't, it's gone into both, ever hear of D.A.R.E.?
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> >> >> > Because there is BIG PROFIT to be made on the
> >> >> > enforcement of drug laws and the punishment for breaking them. Not
> >> to
> >> >> > mention big business/ government relationships with foreign
> >> cartels!
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> >> >> Oh pulleeeeze...this ain't Mexico you ludites.
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> >> >> > The War on Drugs has filled our prisons with nonviolent “offenders”
> >> >> > and has cost this country Billions. It’s been used to trample civil
> >> >> > rights and profit from misery all around. Drug addiction is a
> >> disease
> >> >> > that needs to be treated by medical professionals or any of the
> >> many
> >> >> > 12-step programs out there. It’s a giant waste of time and money to
> >> >> > treat addiction in jails and prisons.
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> >> >> Which is why they don't currently treat it there.
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> >> >> > Drug addicts are treated unequally, under current law. Rush
> >> Limbaugh
> >> >> > got a pass for gobbling down Vicodin and Oxycontin like it was
> >> >> > popcorn.
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> >> >> Clinton claimed he never 'inhaled"...ikyabwai...
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> >> >> > Then, he bragged about how he was morally superior to other
> >> >> > addicts, espousing how “poor” addicts go to prison. For once, he
> >> spoke
> >> >> > the truth.
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> >> >> Poor thieves go to prison too.
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> >> >> > There is a massive disconnect in our country between the reality of
> >> >> > substance problems and they are treated. But we now see who
> >> benefits
> >> >> > from the way it has been for so long.
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> >> >> So go unlock the dopamine equation, stoner. Until then we will
> >> continue
> >> >> to
> >> >> have addictions.
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> >> >> > About Suncor:
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> >> >> > It was reported in late November that oil has been discovered in
> >> the
> >> >> > South Platte River.
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> >> >> To go with the raw sewage from the homeless living along it, junkie's
> >> >> needles, and various other bacteria that have always been in it.
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> >> >> > Very little coverage from the media was published
> >> >> > at the time of the discovery,
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> >> >> No, that's a complete lie. Reuters had it out by month's end.
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> >> >> > but, until recently, it has been
> >> >> > confirmed that gas-like sludge has been found on the edges of the
> >> >> > river. It is unknown how long this leak has been present in the
> >> water.
> >> >> > This water is a major source for drinking water, wild-habitat and
> >> >> > agricultural uses for the Midwest, but the water is now
> >> contaminated
> >> >> > and is non-usable for everyone and everything.
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> >> >> No it isn't. It's a localized, small problem.
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> >> >> > **Suncor Energy is the oldest tar sands producers, up to 90% of its
> >> >> > production comprised of tar sands bitumen. The company uses its
> >> >> > Colorado refinery to process some of the heavy tar sands coming
> >> from
> >> >> > the Express and Platte pipelines.
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> >> >> So then Keystone XL wouldn't be necessary to get the stuff here at
> >> all
> >> >> would it?
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> >> >> I mean I hate for you libs to have to look at a map and learn
> >> something
> >> >> but here goes:
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> >> >>http://www.transcanada.com/keystone_pipeline_map.html
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> >> >> The closest XL gets to Denver is Steele City, Kansas!
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> >> >> And with or without XL Suncor WILL be processing oil, of some type
> >> and
> >> >>  from some origin.
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> >> >> I mean that is their business, right?
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> >> >> Selling gasoline?
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> >> >> > The refinery, itself, specializes in production of synthetic crude
> >> >> > from the Athabasca oil sands located in Alberta, Canada, and the
> >> >> > Keystone XL pipeline, if approved, will obtain its own oil from the
> >> >> > Athabasca oil sands in Alberta, as well, which is located on Cree
> >> >> > First Nation land.
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> >> >> Yeah, so?
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> >> >> Has it like got cooties or something?
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> >> >> Let me guess, you prefer the OPEC sludge from the raghead IED lands?
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> >> >> > TransCanada proposed the pipeline back in 2005, and
> >> >> > they are based in Calgary, Alberta, as well as Suncor Energy. So,
> >> >> > there is a connection from Suncor to the Keystone XL pipeline and,
> >> >> > now, AIM and environmental activist groups are raising awareness in
> >> >> > Denver!
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> >> >> Oh no, let me guess....as Denver's _only_ refinery they're buying oil
> >> >> coming from Canada?!?!?
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> >> >> Scandalous I say!
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> >> >> We should put them onto that good Venezuelan shit.
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> >> >> > Although the Keystone XL is up in Canada, that doesn’t
> >> >> > necessarily mean that, here in Denver, we aren’t affected by the
> >> >> > devastating effects of the oil sands, especially, with the oil leak
> >> >> > that occurred in Commerce City.
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> >> >> That refinery was known for problems back when Conoco owned it. It's
> >> had
> >> >> fires, explosions, etc.
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> >> >> I mean that's what happens when you process flammable stuff, shit
> >> >> happens
> >> >> now and then.
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> >> >> At least it didn't pollute the air and blacken the skyline like when
> >> >> Conoco owned the joint.
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> >> >> > This leak has polluted the Sand Creek
> >> >> > and the South Platte River with gas-like sludge for an unknown
> >> period
> >> >> > of time, and Suncor needs to be held accountable for polluting the
> >> >> > air, water and ecosystems that are being affected directly by the
> >> >> > leak.
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> >> >> Well why don't you see if maybe they are going to or already have
> >> >> handled
> >> >> this before you go all chicken little on us, eh?
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> >> >>http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/11/30/us-suncor-leak-colorado-idU...
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> >> >> Wed Nov 30, 2011 6:07pm EST
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> >> >> (Reuters) - Suncor Energy said on Wednesday it has contained a leak
> >> near
> >> >> its Commerce City refinery in Colorado that was running into Sand
> >> Creek
> >> >> by
> >> >> the South Platte River.
> >> >> The Canadian energy firm said it had not yet identified the source of
> >> >> the
> >> >> leak, and it did not identify the substance leaking, but said it
> >> >> believed
> >> >> it came from their 93,000 barrel-per-day plant.
> >> >> "Our team installed booms in the creek to contain the product. That
> >> was
> >> >> done yesterday," said Sneh Seetal, a Suncor spokeswoman in Calgary.
> >> >> "Our focus is on cleanup at this point. We do not see more product
> >> >> leaking."
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> >> >> > This is just a prime example of what will inevitably happen if the
> >> >> > Keystone XL is approved.
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> >> >> Yes, we will from time to time have refinery leaks or pipeline
> >> breaks,
> >> >> that shit does happen.
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> >> >> Are you moving over to horse and buggy any time soon?
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> >> >http://dahrjamail.net/the-pipeline-of-poison
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> >> > The Pipeline of ‘Poison’
> >> > By Dahr Jamail | Al Jazeera English | Published: October 17, 2011
> >> > The aftermath of a tar sands oil spill in Michigan
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> >> I'm sorry, did you just quote some raghead enemy propaganda sheet?
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> >> I believe you did.
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> >> So you do support our soldiers dying for "sheap" middle east oil.
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> >> Thanks for making that clear.
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> > So, you support the idea that we invaded iraq for the oil.
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> Be nice if we managed to get some more of it wouldn't it?
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> Funny thing is, our oil imports from Iraq (average 4-8%) stayed the same
> or went down.
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> http://www.eia.gov/pub/oil_gas/petroleum/data_publications/company_le...
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> > Honesty is the best policy!
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> And you honestly want our military policing and defending the straights of
> Hormuz, don't you?
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> The heck with tar sands oil from Canada, keep using the OPEC goop, right?
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> Does not being able to think logically bother you?

That is not me!

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