[geeks] Marijuana Legalization
Hicheal Morton
mh1272 at gmail.com
Fri Aug 3 08:28:58 CDT 2007
Robert wrote: "Democrats? I'm on board with free speech issues..."
It appears you are living in the past. My father told me this all the time
and, were he living, he would be in his mid-90s.
Democrats hate free speech. Note some of the Democrat inventions.
Campaign speech restrictions under the so-called Campaign reform laws.
citizens cannot make political speech within 30 days of an election
citizens = special interest group under the law
Politically Correctness restricts free speech because certain topics
cannot be discussed
at your Atlanta-area colleges and else where.
* I am of "native american" extraction but if I call myself an
"American Indian"
(or worse, "Injun"), I am lectured and looked down on.
Even "native American" is improper because "natives" are now
"nationals"--except
for Americal Indians. How BS!
* People formerly called "white" people are now called
"non-minorities"!
* Minorities can't be called by "racial epitaths" (sp?) but "white
people" can.
Take that Honky, whitey, cracker, pinky, ice-gal/guy!
If "Injun" is now derogatory to me (a "native American"), why
should derogatory
terms be used of "white people".
* People with divergent opinions are now "*-phobic".
Since you are sick (phobias denote sickness), I don't have to
even listen to you.
* Demands of "equal time" on FCC controlled radio airwaves while
no such claims
for TV and print media. The only place where non-Democratic
(opps!) speech
is equal is over the radio stations.
* Harassment is not dependent on what the speaker said or what
her/his intent was.
If the hearer (even an evesdropper!) is offended and claims
harassment, you are gulty.
You all get this in your harassment training at work! Hope you
noticed it! And, God
help you in the grocery store. (Sam's sells "homo" milk--what's
that all about?
* Oh yeah, limiting the speech of the "righteous right" (If they
can't free speak; when
will we lose the right to freely speak?)
The Democrats of today do not want free speech; they ONLY want free
Democratic speech. The novel 1984 explains the game plan and results quite
nicely.
There are lots of other examples but I don't remember any more.
Two funny things.
(1) I have three "white people" friends that were born in Africa (South
Africa & Zwimbebwe [sp?]). Are they African-Americans? Do they get the
reparation money too?
(2) Bumper sticker on car of a "native American":
America: Love It or Give It Back!
Bumper sticker on vehicle owned by an
On 8/3/07, Robert Brooke Gravitt <gravitt at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> On Aug 3, 2007, at 1:25 AM, Bill Bradford wrote:
>
> > Eh? I've never done illegal drugs, ever.
> >
> > I hardly even drink beer. Maybe a bourbon and Coke once every
> > couple of
> > months.
> >
> > Bill
>
> I was thinking more along the lines of
>
> * decriminalization of drugs - Sridhar
> * protection of 2nd amendment - Bradford
>
> Plus, you've got the NY angle, and the Texas demographic. Pretty
> solid lineup.
>
> For the record, I'm not a drug user either. But I think the "war on
> drugs" is nothing but a feel-good waste of time. Incarcerating people
> for crimes that are, for the most part, victimless and do not deprive
> others of property, liberty or life- IMHO, is insane. It's cost us
> billions, and drug use hasn't really appreciably dropped. Why not use
> the money to treat the addicts and let the rest do what they want?
> Isn't that what we do for alcoholics? I mean you have locked up all
> the real criminals to be arresting kids smoking weed, right?
>
> Oh, wait- I live in Atlanta, where they raid adult novelty stores to
> make sure people can't buy dildos. I'm not kidding. You'd better make
> sure people don't get stoned and buy dildos, cause the next step is
> burning down buildings, right?
>
> Heh.
>
> What's funny is that on the NW side of the ATL, there's Kennesaw,
> which is a little city that has an ordinance that *requires*
> residents to own a firearm. Crime? Not so much. It's always been a
> talking point here on local radio, with the detractors being hit back
> with: "Would YOU be willing to put up a sign in your yard that says
> 'Gun-free home & proud of it!' ?"
>
> I have trouble finding a way to express myself politically-
> Republicans? Like the ideas on lower taxes (well, pre-Bush. crazy
> spender! ) but can't deal with the religious right. Democrats? I'm on
> board with free speech issues and so on, but welfare? taxpayer funded
> healthcare? war on the individual/guns? Get real. Libertarians? 90%
> there, but no good in a fight.
>
> RepubloDemoTarian?
>
> --Brooke
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