"Dee Dee" > wrote in message
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> On Jul 12, 1:31 pm, "JoeSpareBedroom" > wrote:
>
>>
>> >> Why should pot remain illegal?- Hide quoted text -
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>> > Why are you curious regarding my opinion? I am a committed person
>> > against present illegal drugs. This hasn't come up for vote, has
>> > it? ;-) Then I would vote my choice at the voting machine.
>>
>> > Today I too much time on my hands staying out of the way for repair
>> > persons and sitting here at the computer.
>> > Dee Dee
>>
>> I'm asking because it makes no sense. Perhaps someday, we might all have
>> the
>> opportunity to vote in a referendum on legalisation. Would you feel
>> foolish
>> voting to keep pot illegal if your opinion had absolutely no basis in
>> scientific or medical facts?- Hide quoted text -
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> I can't figure out why CA isn't having a vote on legalizing drugs
> every day. Was it a referendum on pot for medical reasons? And how
> did that go?
>
> Basing my opinion on scientific and/or medical facts would certainly
> not be the whole story for me; I don't believe 'everything' I read in
> print; first, I try to make an informed decision on who wrote it and
> what their agenda is. I think many people are discerning anymore
> about what they read and hear.
>
> But I've made my feelings as clear as I wish to do and that's it for
> now. There's no one else in this discussion and it's grown too, too
> tedious.
>
> Bye, Joe.
> P.S. Please don't write something that will make me want to jump into
> this conversation again.
> Dee Dee


By the way, it might interest you to know that marijuana was originally made
illegal because racists in the American government believed it caused black
men to attack white people. Some science, eh? You should read more. Or some.