Tennessee Jedi wrote:yes sirHA! It was a friendly advisement not a mandate! From my experience people can talk easily about policies and beliefs and even debate. But as soon as parties and politicians come into play it escalates into nasty political arguments. That's all!
A place to talk about the music of the Grateful Dead
Last likes
-
By mkaufmanRe: Last night's show: the National Symphony Orchestra plays the music of Jerry Garcia Tue Sep 08, 2026 9:41 am -
By tdcrjeffRe: Last night's show: the National Symphony Orchestra plays the music of Jerry Garcia Tue Sep 08, 2026 7:35 am -
By TacosauceRe: Last night's show: the National Symphony Orchestra plays the music of Jerry Garcia Mon Sep 07, 2026 11:57 am -
By Jon S.Last night's show: the National Symphony Orchestra plays the music of Jerry Garcia Sat Sep 05, 2026 8:39 am -
By Darkstar860Re: Searching for a JBL K-120 Fri Aug 14, 2026 7:41 pm
Its a good policy, SIX ......
I'm just being my usual jack ass self !
Heres a link to a place where peps can bash away at it all day
http://www.ratdog.org/community/viewforum.php?f=2
I'm on a roll today !
I'm just being my usual jack ass self !
Heres a link to a place where peps can bash away at it all day
http://www.ratdog.org/community/viewforum.php?f=2
I'm on a roll today !
Tennessee Jedi wrote:Its a good policy, SIX ......No, no, not a policy! Just a suggestion!
I'm just being my usual jack ass self !
Heres a link to a place where peps can bash away at it all day
http://www.ratdog.org/community/viewforum.php?f=2
I'm on a roll today !
[quote="Tennessee Jedi"]I have a hard time believing anything will actually change.
It's up to us to MAKE IT CHANGE. These State politicians constantly face re-election. If enough registered voters make their voices be heard the elected officials will have no choice but to act. If they don't they will be voted out. The fact that the POTUS has publicly said what he has about the issue( and the fact that 13 states have already legalized Medical Marijuana) shows that we have come a long way from JUST SAY NO. As long as those who care about this issue speak up it's only a matter of time before it happens. SO SPEAK UP. EMAIL YOUR LEGISLATOR, NO MATTER WHAT STATE YOU LIVE IN. LET'S GET THIS THING DONE ONCE AND FOR ALL. THE TIME IS NOW.
It's up to us to MAKE IT CHANGE. These State politicians constantly face re-election. If enough registered voters make their voices be heard the elected officials will have no choice but to act. If they don't they will be voted out. The fact that the POTUS has publicly said what he has about the issue( and the fact that 13 states have already legalized Medical Marijuana) shows that we have come a long way from JUST SAY NO. As long as those who care about this issue speak up it's only a matter of time before it happens. SO SPEAK UP. EMAIL YOUR LEGISLATOR, NO MATTER WHAT STATE YOU LIVE IN. LET'S GET THIS THING DONE ONCE AND FOR ALL. THE TIME IS NOW.
time for my wink wink * lunch break * wink wink
Crazy 9.5 Fingers wrote:The GOP are total dummies (and I am one) for putting McCain and Palin the fucktard on the ticket. Now they are getting piledrived in the Senate and Congress while Obama appoints more fucktards to an even bigger government.The day McCain selected Palin as his running mate was the day he lost the election. Anyone who isn't smart enough to see that should have their right to vote revoked and their gonads forcibly removed.
OK, maybe that is a little harsh, but GOSH DARN that was STUPID!!!!
Mama Mama many worlds I've come since I first left home.
krzykat wrote:New Jersey, YES New Jersey could be the next state to pass a compassionate use medical marijuana law. The state senate votes today. The Govener has already said that he supports this bill.That would be freaking cool !!
Lets keep our fingers crossed
yeah
-Rick
Mick wrote:What do you think should happen to people who vote but don't know the 3 branches of gov't? Checks and balances? Powers of the president? Powers of Legislature? Basic stuff people needed to know to pass the 8th grade constitution test.Crazy 9.5 Fingers wrote:The GOP are total dummies (and I am one) for putting McCain and Palin the fucktard on the ticket. Now they are getting piledrived in the Senate and Congress while Obama appoints more fucktards to an even bigger government.The day McCain selected Palin as his running mate was the day he lost the election. Anyone who isn't smart enough to see that should have their right to vote revoked and their gonads forcibly removed.
OK, maybe that is a little harsh, but GOSH DARN that was STUPID!!!!
strumminsix wrote:Ok class for extra credit - which branch of the gov. did Mr. Cheney claim his office of the Vice President belonged to ?Mick wrote:
What do you think should happen to people who vote but don't know the 3 branches of gov't? Checks and balances? Powers of the president? Powers of Legislature? Basic stuff people needed to know to pass the 8th grade constitution test.
http://www.boston.com/news/nation/artic ... ve_branch/
Tennessee Jedi wrote:Why ask the question and immediately post the answer? Now I can't make myself look smart. But that's typical Bush administration shenanigans. Stuff like that became expected with that group after a short while.strumminsix wrote:Ok class for extra credit - which branch of the gov. did Mr. Cheney claim his office of the Vice President belonged to ?Mick wrote:
http://www.boston.com/news/nation/artic ... ve_branch/
What does this have to do with the subject though? I hope people will take this more seriously and start talking about how, collectively, we could force this CHANGE. The politicians, want to do this. They just need public approval. THE TIME IS NOW. Not just for N.J. but for every state. Write your legislators. LET'S GET THIS DONE.
The first step is to vote for people who want smaller government instead of larger.That is actually the second step. The first step would be for everyone to become a registered independent and stop playing the political bullshit game. Politicians, democrat and republicans alike, want want big goverment and they want to cozy up to special interest groups who can take care of them. They make it sound like they have all these big differences and the other party will send us to ruin (they are both correct on that) to get people to play the game and send in money and vote for them but in the end they are as previosly mentioned, a bunch of fucktards. I can think of only two guys who actually made a serious challenge to the status quo, The bald guy who looks like Frank Perdue and Newt, and they were both booted out on their asses. Change is not about to happen as easily as some hoped. Sorry in advance for keeping these inappropriate political posts going but I fucked up.
ronster wrote:Oh, you're right. I have a hard time remembering that otherwise normal people might belong to either the D or R party. I have always been an independent.The first step is to vote for people who want smaller government instead of larger.That is actually the second step. The first step would be for everyone to become a registered independent and stop playing the political bullshit game. Politicians, democrat and republicans alike, want want big goverment and they want to cozy up to special interest groups who can take care of them. They make it sound like they have all these big differences and the other party will send us to ruin (they are both correct on that) to get people to play the game and send in money and vote for them but in the end they are as previosly mentioned, a bunch of fucktards. I can think of only two guys who actually made a serious challenge to the status quo, The bald guy who looks like Frank Perdue and Newt, and they were both booted out on their asses. Change is not about to happen as easily as some hoped. Sorry in advance for keeping these inappropriate political posts going but I fucked up.
Such a long, long time to be gone, and a short time to be there...
TemporarySaint wrote: Why ask the question and immediately post the answer? Now I can't make myself look smart. But that's typical Bush administration shenanigans. Stuff like that became expected with that group after a short while.Why bring up Bush? Do you really think Obama & Clinton and Bush Sr were different? HA!
TemporarySaint wrote: What does this have to do with the subject though? I hope people will take this more seriously and start talking about how, collectively, we could force this CHANGE. The politicians, want to do this. They just need public approval. THE TIME IS NOW. Not just for N.J. but for every state. Write your legislators. LET'S GET THIS DONE.LOL! Federally it's still illegal. Why don't you sit back and write your representatives to have off the federal illicit drug list so the states can decide!
strumminsix wrote:No, I think they're all the same. I didn't bring up Bush though, I only resonded to the silly question concerning Cheney and the fact that he tried to claim he was part of the legislative branch.TemporarySaint wrote: Why bring up Bush? Do you really think Obama & Clinton and Bush Sr were different? HA!
.
"LOL! Federally it's still illegal. Why don't you sit back and write your representatives to have off the federal illicit drug list so the states can decide!
I HAVE written to both my Assemblymen and my State Senator. Now I would like to see others do the same. I don't know what's so damn funny about this. This could be a watershed moment for Marijuana Reform if people would only take it seriously and get involved.
As far as it being illegal on the Federal level the President has already publicly stated that he will tell Federal Agents to cease raiding Medical Marijuana facilities. The states are going to lead the way on this and with Cali introducing legislation that, if passed, would LEGALIZE MARIJUANA, THE TIME IS NOW.
If you don't want to be involved strummin' that's fine. But don't act like this is impossible...IT'S HAPPENING.