PDA

View Full Version : Pedophiles Not Potheads


Classic Iconocl
04-09-2005, 02:32 PM
My dream is always the same. The Attorney General of the United States hovers over me.

“I have an important announcement. The government has now declared martial law. But don’t worry. Uncle Scam has things under control!

“Our nation is facing an epidemic of obesity. Hundreds of thousands of junk-
food junkies are dropping dead every year from heart disease, cancer, and strokes. Worse yet, our corporations are losing millions of dollars in productivity as a result of diet-related illness. Something must be done!

“To remedy this hideous plague that threatens to destroy the delicate fabric of the FREE WORLD, the newly formed Food Enforcement Administration will implement radical policies affecting every American citizen. State and local authorities will conduct extensive searches of residential refrigerators. Snickers wrappers, barbeque grills, and fondue forks are now considered paraphernalia. Prior to employment, urine samples will be collected to test for traces of illicit food substances. Anyone conspiring to sell more than one pound of Twinkies or two sacks of Doritos will be subject to a mandatory ten-year federal prison sentence. Fast-food-felons will no longer be able to vote, carry a weapon, or receive a Pell Grant. Police officers will be charged with corruption for donut possession. Insulin-dependent diabetics will have to suffer without their medicine or buy it on the black market, because we don’t want to send the wrong message to children about sugar use. Military forces will be dispatched to Africa to those cocoa fields that produce raw materials for chocolate. To dissuade the lucrative activities of black market gangs like the Ice Cream Crew, the Praline Posse, the Hotdog Homeboys and the Feastie Boys, officials will soon be posting Neighborhood Weight-Watch signs in your area.

“Liposuction and stomach stapling will be mandated by law. If somebody you know appears to be gaining a few extra pounds, you can simply phone the confidential government hotline and turn them in. Sure, the mafia will make millions, and we’ll probably be forced to give early prison releases to pedophiles and murderers to make room for junk-food criminals. But these sacrifices must be made to protect the children. After all, we’re cracking down on everything from gateway sweets to hard meats! Cookie Monster MUST eat tofu!

“Can you pinch more than an inch? If so, you aren’t simply unhealthy, you’re a criminal, even a terrorist! So just say NO to Cracker Jacks!”

I wake up to realize it’s just another day of our nation’s war on drugs. Or should I say, our nation’s war on people who use certain drugs and plants. This is a real war with casualties we don’t always hear about in the press.
Our nation spends nearly 50 billion dollars annually to fight this war. And what have we accomplished? Recent polls indicate that minors can obtain illegal drugs more easily than alcohol or tobacco, because most black-market dealers don’t card their customers. Our government can’t even keep illegal drugs out of the prisons, much less the schools. This is the terrible result of attempting to treat a public health problem as a criminal justice issue.

If you depend on mainstream media for your news, you might not have heard about what happened in Lisbon Portugal several months ago. Lisbon is home of the Euro Soccer Tournament between England and France, where massive riots occur annually. But not in 2004! The police decided they’d had enough of the violence, so they called a press conference and announced they would allow the possession and use of cannabis at the event. Perhaps they suspected that people under the influence of marijuana would be so interested in the hot dog vendors, they wouldn’t be likely to throw down because their team lost. Well, the experiment worked. Peace reigned. No riots, and not a single arrest.

I’m personal friends with many law enforcement officials who really DO want to protect and serve the people in their communities. They know the difference between people who are a threat to society and people who make personal choices about their own bodies. They don’t share the priorities of our moralistic legislators, and they don’t like being sent to war against the citizens they were supposed to protect. When a war fails to win the hearts and minds of it’s own soldiers, it’s only a matter of time before the divided house collapses on itself.

My friend and former patrol officer Howard Wooldridge is riding his horse from coast to coast, stopping in small towns and big cities wearing a T-Shirt that reads COPS SAY LEGALIZE DRUGS. Sometimes he takes heat from fellow officers who disagree with his perspective. But he knows the drug war has enriched the mafia, made it easier for children to get drugs, wasted our tax dollars, eroded our civil liberties, endangered our law-abiding police officers, corrupted other officers, and made our streets more violent.

For example… Right now the streets of our nation are filled with thousands of convicted child predators who didn’t serve a single day in prison. You can verify that fact online. But our nation has been arresting more than 800,000 marijuana smokers annually. In many counties, someone who grows marijuana in their closet is likely to do more jail time than a freak who gets off on sexually dominating children. In other words, our officials are prioritizing potheads over pedophiles, all in the name of “protecting the children”. Of course, I don’t want to see children misusing substances, but I think it’s more important to ensure they aren’t brutally raped or murdered (or buried alive).

Did you know that in America, if you get caught with even a single marijuana cigarette, you will be denied financial aid for college? And yet, you can commit any other crime – you can even murder children – and still receive federal aid for school! I had a delightful discussion with Senator Kay Bailey Hutchinson’s educational assistant the other day, regarding this very issue. He said, “Well, we don’t want federal tax dollars going to purchase drugs.” And I said, “But your laws allow federal tax dollars to be used for purchasing the rope, duct tape and knife used by the predator on his next victim? It sure doesn’t sound like equal justice under the law to me.”

So before the government clamps down altogether and suspends every last right we have over our own bodies, we better wake up and get busy exercising the freedoms we still have: the freedom to speak, the freedom to peacefully demonstrate, and the freedom to JUST SAY NO to legislators who act like latent molesters, treating us like spoon-fed children and putting their hands all over us, even inside us, to make sure we aren’t doing something harmful to ourselves. We must exercise our free will to vote these power-addicts out of office.

LE BROUHAHA
04-16-2005, 08:56 AM
YOU ARE RIGHT!!!

Pootytang
04-16-2005, 11:09 AM
Very Well Said!

Futterman's
04-16-2005, 12:39 PM
I dont know any member of that thread.Weird.¿What's pedophyle? :o

ATTention for huges:I Know (!)

checkyourprez
04-16-2005, 02:38 PM
no doubt man.

i brought this topic up maybe a month or 2 ago.

its simple, any person with an open mind can objectivly look at the facts presented on both sides and see drug legalization is truley the better rout.

however most people (like racer) dont look at the situation with an open mind and just think drugs are bad blah blah blah.

LEAP (Law Enforment Against Prohibition) is a great organization trying to really do something to spread the word.

Larry Cambell; mayor of Vancouver. Warren Eginton; US district judge in Connecticut. Gustavo de Greiff; former attorney general of Colombia. Gary Johnson; former governor of New Mexico. Patrick Murphy; former NYPD commissioner.

Those are just some people on the Advisory board along with many other judge, law officers, cheifs of police, judges, and others.

These are the people that see the effects of drugs first hand and they know drugs need to be legalized for good reasons.

YoungRemy
04-16-2005, 02:46 PM
Did you know that in America, if you get caught with even a single marijuana cigarette, you will be denied financial aid for college?


i just find this hard to believe coming from someone who

a. once got caught with a marijuana cigarette
and
b. received financial aid for college

yeahwho
04-16-2005, 03:11 PM
i just find this hard to believe coming from someone who

a. once got caught with a marijuana cigarette
and
b. received financial aid for college

Good One! :D (y) DOH! (http://supak.com/simpsons/wavs/homer_simpson_32dohs.wav)

EN[i]GMA
04-16-2005, 04:13 PM
The War on Drugs is an absolute failure.

End it now, legalize drugs and let people fuck up their own lives.

Beth
04-16-2005, 04:29 PM
Right now the streets of our nation are filled with thousands of convicted child predators who didn’t serve a single day in prison. You can verify that fact online.
link please, as i do not believe that there is any state that would convict a person for child molestation or a related crime, and then upon conviction sentence them to probation with no jail / prison time whatsoever. or did you literally mean that they didn't serve a single day in prison, but perhaps they served up to 365 days in jail? i ask because jail and prison are different, and it's quite possible to only get jail time, not prison time, which would make that fact a little misleading.

perhaps you also need to clarify what they were convicted of and what falls under your blanket statement of child predators. not every offense would qualify an offender for child predator status under the law.

LE BROUHAHA
04-17-2005, 04:30 AM
Good One! :D (y) DOH! (http://supak.com/simpsons/wavs/homer_simpson_32dohs.wav)
:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

Classic Iconocl
04-17-2005, 09:12 PM
i just find this hard to believe coming from someone who

a. once got caught with a marijuana cigarette
and
b. received financial aid for college

You obviously haven't heard about the Higher Education Act then. Look at the questions on your FAFSA form. I've talked with senators about this legislation. Trust me, it's real.

Classic Iconocl
04-17-2005, 09:20 PM
link please, as i do not believe that there is any state that would convict a person for child molestation or a related crime, and then upon conviction sentence them to probation with no jail / prison time whatsoever. or did you literally mean that they didn't serve a single day in prison, but perhaps they served up to 365 days in jail? i ask because jail and prison are different, and it's quite possible to only get jail time, not prison time, which would make that fact a little misleading.

perhaps you also need to clarify what they were convicted of and what falls under your blanket statement of child predators. not every offense would qualify an offender for child predator status under the law.

I'm talking about nasty old men who molested children 5-13 years old and got PROBATION, no jail time beyond their initial arrest (some with multiple offenses). I'm talking about college students caught growing a few marijuana plants sentenced to months in county jail, first offense. It may sound to grave a miscarriage of justice to be true, but I can assure you this is going down in Texas. I'm an investigative journalist, and I've done my homework.

Since we have children being buried alive by these sick fucks, I'd say it's time we got very, VERY angry.

Your Iconoclast,

Christopher Largen

Classic Iconocl
04-17-2005, 09:27 PM
link please, as i do not believe that there is any state that would convict a person for child molestation or a related crime, and then upon conviction sentence them to probation with no jail / prison time whatsoever. or did you literally mean that they didn't serve a single day in prison, but perhaps they served up to 365 days in jail? i ask because jail and prison are different, and it's quite possible to only get jail time, not prison time, which would make that fact a little misleading.

perhaps you also need to clarify what they were convicted of and what falls under your blanket statement of child predators. not every offense would qualify an offender for child predator status under the law.

Regarding the link, I can't direct you to a single page that will provide this information, since our CORP-GOV-MEDIA has been so busy sucking Janet Jackson's tit, they've overlooked this story altogether. However, if your county has a searchable online database of offenders and sentences, check it out. I think you might be surprised at what your research uncovers. Then come back and tell me I was right. I found this out through my own research, and I've not yet broke the story, except at BBoys.com :D

LE BROUHAHA
04-18-2005, 02:06 PM
Hey y'all potheads :D !!!
check this out!
-------- (http://www.420pot.com/potheads.html) -------- (http://www.funnyjunk.com/p/heavenforpotheads-jpg.html)

ericg
04-18-2005, 02:45 PM
Thanxmuch for taking the time to post!!! You evidently know what time it is! You sed it ... straight up. (lb) (y) :)

yeahwho
04-18-2005, 02:51 PM
Need some of that Papal White (http://www.talentondisplay.com/10MVC004F.JPG) Smoke

Classic Iconocl
04-18-2005, 03:16 PM
LEAP (Law Enforment Against Prohibition) is a great organization trying to really do something to spread the word.

Larry Cambell; mayor of Vancouver. Warren Eginton; US district judge in Connecticut. Gustavo de Greiff; former attorney general of Colombia. Gary Johnson; former governor of New Mexico. Patrick Murphy; former NYPD commissioner.

Those are just some people on the Advisory board along with many other judge, law officers, cheifs of police, judges, and others.

These are the people that see the effects of drugs first hand and they know drugs need to be legalized for good reasons.

LEAP is one of my favorite drug policy reform organizations, as they are reaching moderates and conservatives. Plus I'm friends with Howard W. (aka Paul Revere). He's a legend, a brilliant man who speaks six languages but can still cuss like an average good ole boy.

ericg
04-18-2005, 04:11 PM
[QUOTE=Classic Iconocl]
This is the terrible result of attempting to treat a public health problem as a criminal justice issue.QUOTE]

Beautifully summed up and sed!

Not pertinent per se as far as drugs go... but have you seen Silver City? I have my reservations and opinions about it, but it came to mind reading your post. Do you write for any papers with online links?

If I had the money, I'd send you some props...!
(y) (!) (lb)

Whois
04-18-2005, 05:48 PM
link please, as i do not believe that there is any state that would convict a person for child molestation or a related crime, and then upon conviction sentence them to probation with no jail / prison time whatsoever. or did you literally mean that they didn't serve a single day in prison, but perhaps they served up to 365 days in jail? i ask because jail and prison are different, and it's quite possible to only get jail time, not prison time, which would make that fact a little misleading.

perhaps you also need to clarify what they were convicted of and what falls under your blanket statement of child predators. not every offense would qualify an offender for child predator status under the law.

I think he means politicians...maybe.

:D

Ali
04-19-2005, 09:30 AM
WTF is a Pedophile.

Did you mean paedophile? (http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=paedophile&spell=1)

morons

YoungRemy
04-19-2005, 09:52 AM
WTF is a Pedophile.

Did you mean paedophile? (http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=paedophile&spell=1)

morons


who's the moron?

Main Entry: pe·do·phile
Variant: or chiefly British pae·do·phile
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=pedophile

Ali
04-19-2005, 11:02 AM
who's the moron?

Main Entry: pe·do·phile
Variant: or chiefly British pae·do·phile
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=pedophile
the word here is "chiefly"

Classic Iconocl
04-19-2005, 05:48 PM
the word here is "chiefly"

The term pedophile is somewhat of a misnomer, as it literally means "lover of children". I doubt child molesters truly love children. They use and exploit kids for their own sexual gratification.

Funkaloyd
04-19-2005, 06:45 PM
who's the moron?
Those who are screwing with the language. Seriously, how hard is it to spell "tonight?"

"Duhhhh, the letters G and H totally go over my American head, so I think we should change the word to 'tonite.'"

EN[i]GMA
04-19-2005, 07:45 PM
Those who are screwing with the language. Seriously, how hard is it to spell "tonight?"

"Duhhhh, the letters G and H totally go over my American head, so I think we should change the word to 'tonite.'"

Read: http://www.bartleby.com/185/

EDIT: And it was those lazy fucking Brits who changed it from 'to-night' to 'tonight'!

How dare those wankers change their own language!

Classic Iconocl
04-19-2005, 09:54 PM
GMA']Read: http://www.bartleby.com/185/

EDIT: And it was those lazy fucking Brits who changed it from 'to-night' to 'tonight'!

How dare those wankers change their own language!

As an author, I hope language continues to evolve. Just say no to linguistic fascism (y)

Funkaloyd
04-19-2005, 09:59 PM
i persly cnt wait 4 teh langag 2 evolv

Classic Iconocl
04-19-2005, 10:04 PM
i persly cnt wait 4 teh langag 2 evolv

Vrry Fnny.

YoungRemy
04-19-2005, 10:30 PM
You obviously haven't heard about the Higher Education Act then. Look at the questions on your FAFSA form. I've talked with senators about this legislation. Trust me, it's real.

getting caught with a marijuana cigarette is different then getting CONVICTED for drug possession...

most courts assign potheads deferred adjudication, community service and a fine for a plea of no contest, they have no record and they receive their aid.

the ones not receiving aid are the repeat offenders and the dealers, but i do see your point regarding other offenders receving aid...

the law you are referring to was passed in 98, am i correct? and i believe they are trying to repeal that amendment

Classic Iconocl
04-20-2005, 06:05 AM
getting caught with a marijuana cigarette is different then getting CONVICTED for drug possession...

most courts assign potheads deferred adjudication, community service and a fine for a plea of no contest, they have no record and they receive their aid.

the ones not receiving aid are the repeat offenders and the dealers, but i do see your point regarding other offenders receving aid...

the law you are referring to was passed in 98, am i correct? and i believe they are trying to repeal that amendment

Yes, 98.

There's no excuse for fascism.

Fascism?

Yes, people who use certain drugs are the new Jews. Perhaps this pig government should just gas us all and get it over with.

Pig government?

That's right. The enemy came from within. Osama could take out our buildings, but it took our own legislators to destroy our constitution in the name of "health".

Ali
04-20-2005, 07:23 AM
who's the moron?

Main Entry: pe·do·phile
Variant: or chiefly British pae·do·phile
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=pedophileWhy not spell it peedowfile?

Why bother with spelling at all?

morons

ericg
04-20-2005, 11:36 AM
Yes, 98.

There's no excuse for fascism.

Fascism?

Yes, people who use certain drugs are the new Jews. Perhaps this pig government should just gas us all and get it over with.

Pig government?

That's right. The enemy came from within. Osama could take out our buildings, but it took our own legislators to destroy our constitution in the name of "health".

Pro-create, live long and prosper. Your a breath of fresh air around here.

YoungRemy
04-20-2005, 12:20 PM
Why not spell it peedowfile?




why are we even arguing? it is accepted here in the States, just like favourite colour is different than favorite color, thats the way we have adapted it...

why argue for arguing sake, we are supposed to be talking about potheads :p

Classic Iconocl
04-20-2005, 04:27 PM
Pro-create, live long and prosper. Your a breath of fresh air around here.

Thanks Ericg! I'll start procreatin' tonight, 10pm sharp!

STANKY808
04-20-2005, 05:52 PM
Today is 4 20 and it's 4:20 pm so I am outta here!

LE BROUHAHA
04-30-2005, 09:11 AM
why are we even arguing? it is accepted here in the States, just like favourite colour is different than favorite color, thats the way we have adapted it...

why argue for arguing sake, we are supposed to be talking about potheads :p


As an Italian Student That is Trying To learn this Language, I would say THAT THIS IS A MESS!
I mean :my Teachers have always taught me the REAL BRITISH ENGLISH
(If I write favorite instead of favourite it would be an error)
(The teacher I have this year loves usa (cowboys, smoking guns, fat people, texas...) :rolleyes: so everytime we learn a new word she gives us the american synonim or the 2 different spelling ....
It's always great fun! :rolleyes:
P.S. i know it's my fault. I chose to learn it :D
Sorry for my bad En. I hope you've understood.