🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <3302c6ec.28966143@news.infinet.com>,
Stephen Hall <schall@infinet.com> wrote:
>On 13 Feb 1997 01:54:02 GMT, lhn@mindspring.com (Larry Nomer) wrote:
>>In message <5dsvm0$6lo@nntpb.cb.lucent.com> - swc@cbgbcs.cb.lucent.com 
>>(Scott Collins) writes:
>>>
>>>   
>>>   In short, cocaine, heroin, and marijuana are dangerous and highly
>>>   addictive substances.
>
>Personally I think your full of shit, fact is the first two are
>extremely addictive physiologically as well as psychologically but the

You love telling people they are full of shit, don't you?  Does it
make you feel powerful? :)

>Marijuana isn't as debilitating and it doesnt create redneck
>gunslingers like alcohol does!!

Your opinion, just like everyone else's here.

>I was being honest before when I said I don't smoke the shit and
>despise it to say the least but if legallizing it would clear up

Yeah right.

>prison overcrowding and stop the needless and tragic killings of
>innocent men,women and children who accidentally gets in the path of
>stray flying bullets and stop a lot of smuggling of the shit into this
>country which eliminates a lot of dangerous dealers.
>Most drug offenders in prisons in the US whether it be city,state or
>federal are incarcerated for marijuana possession,trafficking...
>That was a documented fact taken by a couple prison comparison groups
>a little while ago

Once again, you have no proof, as I have no proof for my theory that
it would increase prisoning.  Now you're citing "prison comparison
groups" as a source?           

You said in a previous post that 'most' prisoners have had something
to do with drugs, and 'most' of those prisoners were in on charges
for posession/dealing with marijuana.  Well, if both of those 'mosts'
are 51%, that's only about 26% of the total population in prisons.



Steve