So instead of the State of CA profiting in about 1.4 billion in annual tax revenue per CA Board of Equalization analysis, you would rather have citizens incarcerated and fined?
So instead of the State of CA profiting in about 1.4 billion in annual tax revenue per CA Board of Equalization analysis, you would rather have citizens incarcerated and fined?
Originally Posted by Boss Unk II
Originally Posted by Boss Unk II
[h2]Winners Do Drugs, Again[/h2]
Matt Welch | November 2, 2010
Proposition19 may or may not pass, but the debate over it has mainstreamedmarijuana in a way I don't remember in my adult lifetime (which, infairness, began in that darknight of the drug war soul, 1986). One small step in thisdirection was, of all things, this year's World Series, which endedlast night with a dazzling pitching performance by the SanFrancisco Giants' resident longhair and guilty potpossessor, Tim Lincecum. Giants fans and Prop. 19 supporters alike havebeen sporting "LetTimmy Smoke" T-shirts, and now, with a World Series ring to gowith his two Cy Young Awards, Lincecum can take his rightful placejust behind Michael Phelps as a guy who just says yes and thenkicks your @%+, at sports.
And unlike Barack Obama, George W. Bush, and Bill Clinton,Lincecum continues to believe that inhaling is the point: Asked howhe thought San Francisco would react to the championship, hesaid: "A lot of beer flowing, smoke in the air, I'mhoping."
Never underestimate how deviancy in the sporting world canripplequickly through the culture at large.
[h2]Winners Do Drugs, Again[/h2]
Matt Welch | November 2, 2010
Proposition19 may or may not pass, but the debate over it has mainstreamedmarijuana in a way I don't remember in my adult lifetime (which, infairness, began in that darknight of the drug war soul, 1986). One small step in thisdirection was, of all things, this year's World Series, which endedlast night with a dazzling pitching performance by the SanFrancisco Giants' resident longhair and guilty potpossessor, Tim Lincecum. Giants fans and Prop. 19 supporters alike havebeen sporting "LetTimmy Smoke" T-shirts, and now, with a World Series ring to gowith his two Cy Young Awards, Lincecum can take his rightful placejust behind Michael Phelps as a guy who just says yes and thenkicks your @%+, at sports.
And unlike Barack Obama, George W. Bush, and Bill Clinton,Lincecum continues to believe that inhaling is the point: Asked howhe thought San Francisco would react to the championship, hesaid: "A lot of beer flowing, smoke in the air, I'mhoping."
Never underestimate how deviancy in the sporting world canripplequickly through the culture at large.
