Matt Davies for February 25, 2019

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    Masterskrain Premium Member about 5 years ago

    There’s a LOT less “Social Harm” from pot then from Alcohol…

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    William Bednar Premium Member about 5 years ago

    So, it’s ok to drive under the influence of Pot? I don’t think so.

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    Teto85 Premium Member about 5 years ago

    Maranalize Legajuana

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    Radish the wordsmith  about 5 years ago

    I’ll let go of my hot hash pipe from my cold dead hands when…

    Wait, what was I saying?

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    Cerabooge  about 5 years ago

    Legalization should always include the release of everyone who has been imprisoned for marijuana use (or sale, IMO).

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    Wlly Blly  about 5 years ago

    How in the world did you come to that conclusion from the cartoon? The cartoon make no such assertion. Has anybody, anywhere, said that driving impaired is ok?

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    Masterskrain Premium Member about 5 years ago

    Just remember one thing… Alcohol and Alcoholic Beverage Makers have a MUCH BIGGER AND MUCH RICHER Lobby in D.C. then the Pot Groups do, with a LOT more money for bribes…er…“Campaign Contributions” to make sure their pet Congresscritters vote the way THEY want them to.

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    Hippogriff  about 5 years ago

    I took the cartoon to be addressing the racial disparities in punishment, yet few even commented on this subject. Der Meisteraße über Alles?

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    wellis1947 Premium Member about 5 years ago

    And the truly “hilarious” part of the “demonization” of pot, a form of hemp, was that it was actively supported by the cotton industry because hemp was starting to make inroads into fabric manufacturing, and they were hoping to stigmatize ALL FORMS of hemp – and it worked!

    Pot smoking was starting to move out of the “colored” community and be adopted by the “white kids” of America, so, even though pot wasn’t as addictive as tobacco (which isn’t saying much), and has never been proven to be a “gateway” drug in any way other than its acquisition forces people into contact with illegal dealers that also encouraged pot buyers to try more profitable forms of drugs, it was hounded into illegality!

    Basically, the same argument used against marijuana can be applied with equal fervor toward tobacco, alcohol, coffee, tea and chocolate, all of which contain addictive substances!

    If you truly wish to keep the criminalization of pot on the books, then both ethically and morally, the criminalization needs to be enlarged to cover the aforementioned products, as well – otherwise, you’re exposing yourself to charges of upmost hypocrisy!

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    Squoop  about 5 years ago

    Why can’t we ALL just get a bong?

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    fritzoid Premium Member about 5 years ago

    jborg is the only one so far who’s commented on the racial aspect, which as I see it is the whole point of the cartoon: White and black people smoke pot whether it’s legal or not, but it’s mostly black people who get thrown in jail for it.

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    Radish the wordsmith  about 5 years ago

    I think it was Dick Gregory who said, “They called it weed in the ghetto but when it moved to the suburbs they called it grass.”

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    Concretionist  about 5 years ago

    The legality (or not) of marijuana has always been used as a tool to push black folk lower. And keeping people incarcerated is good for the bottom line of the (majority white folk owned) businesses who charge to run the prisons, Seeing a pattern here?

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    pamela welch Premium Member about 5 years ago

    Nailed it, Matt!

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    Teto85 Premium Member about 5 years ago

    As a pediatric oncologist and intermittent phantom pain sufferer I can only say that in my experience it has helped patients and myself. Like alcohol, I never use tin public nor do I operate any machinery more complicated than a fountain pen if under the influence. Gotta end this post, the brownies are done.

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