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Worlds First Cannabis Vending Machine Unveiled in Colorado.....

When you moved out of your parent's house you should have gotten a new "parent", though the more common title for Him is HUSBAND.


bahaha

You see your girlfriend as a daughter? Yuck.
 
No. It would create a Utopia where people are held accountable for their actions compared to what IS Right rather than what THEY WANT TO BE Right.

:roll:

We don't allevaite personal responsibility

You do, and you are.

We're simply reacting to the fact that the vast, extreme super-majority of Americans have proven that they have no willingness or capability of living a properly moral life when left to their own devices.

People can't run their own life, but they can run the life of others? Makes sense to me. :roll:

When you moved out of your parent's house you should have gotten a new "parent", though the more common title for Him is HUSBAND.

Not sure if misogynist or incest. :lamo
 
Pennsylvania used to have wine vending machines that did pretty much the same thing. The were later removed when people stopped trying to use them. Government requirements were so onerous that you had to put in your license and blow into a receptacle and if you "passed" you could select your wine.

Mornin' AHS. :2wave: I can see them going with a Thumb or handprint. Even an Eye Scanner.
 
You do, and you are.

Not at all. This would basically be telling people that they can no longer avoid the consequences of ignoring morality. We currently live in a nation where there are few to no actual consequences for immoral acts..... You got pregnant outside of a marriage, get an abortion. You dropped out of school and ended up going to jail, we'll pay to feed and house you. You're too stupid to get a decent paying job, we'll give you free healthcare if you walk into the ER. LET THESE PEOPLE DEAL WITH THE CONSEQUENCES OF THEIR CHOICES!!!!!!! Let the bodies stack up in the streets so the next generation can learn from their mistakes.

People can't run their own life, but they can run the life of others? Makes sense to me.

Many of us are more than capable of running our own lives. You don't see us because we're not making news demanding for free abortions, increased child care vouchers, and more food stamps. That's why you don't realize how many of us there really are.

Not sure if misogynist or incest.

Misogynist.
 
Hello :2wave:



Perhaps, though I still don't think that will help. Besides, elementary schoolers are not allowed to leave the campus without adult supervision. I think middle schools are like that too.



Yeah, kids probably shouldn't be smoking weed. But instituting a bunch of insane laws and regulations will not help the situation, and will likely just make things worse. What you suggested sounds good on paper, but when instituted it will create messy and unnecessary bureaucracy.


Well.....couldn't we talk to the business owners themselves, and like explain things out in a well mannered and polite discussion? Get to something we can all agree upon. Mentioning it would be in the best interests of the children and all others. :lol:

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Mornin' AHS. :2wave: I can see them going with a Thumb or handprint. Even an Eye Scanner.

Hi MMC. It is all a bit rediculous until they ultimately decide the full legality of whatever it is. The Feds gave up their right to the states to regulate alcohol with the 21st Amendment, but the Feds still have primacy over controlled substances. Also, while they continue to restrict cigarette sales, states are expanding access to marijuana. If CO or WA permit cigarette sales through a vending machine, then I see no different with marijuana. If cigarette vending machines are banned, then these should not be permitted.
 
The Chinese must be rubbing their hands in joy thinking about millions of Americans high on weed.

I like to think of it as millions of people I no longer have to compete with for work. :)
 
The Chinese must be rubbing their hands in joy thinking about millions of Americans high on weed.

This is what the anti-pot crowd is reduced to: hyperbole.
 
Nope. I see absolutely no positive in the allowance of consumptive alcohol or any tobacco products nor is there a need for marijuana or any other illicit drug.

Even you have to admit the scenario of ATF raiding a Catholic mass is ridiculous.
 
Even you have to admit the scenario of ATF raiding a Catholic mass is ridiculous.

Since I am not a practitioner of Organized Religion and not a proponent of Public Religion, I'm not sure how that would really affect or concern me.
 
Nor have I ever had anyone show me a positive benefit to the use of any of those substances, though I see on an almost daily basis the negatives of each and every one of them.

If you cannot live with the natural consequences of your actions without the State telling you what to do then I really pity you.
 
If you cannot live with the natural consequences of your actions without the State telling you what to do then I really pity you.

I can, the problem is that others can't. I don't need the State telling me what I shouldn't do. I was raised properly so I already know. Unfortunately the same does not seem to be able to be said about massive percentages of the US population at this time.

If you don't know not to have sex before you're ready to be a parent, maybe becoming one (whehter you want to or not) will teach you that lesson, and you'll pass it on to your child. If you don't know you can't get a decent job in this country without a high school diploma or with a criminal record, maybe you don't deserve a decent job.
 
With the sugar, I'm more on the side of just letting them get Diabetes and then have to pay for their own care

What hypocrisy! You say let them live with the consequences of their actions when it comes to sugar, but when it comes to alcohol and weed they should get a bullet!?
 
Since I am not a practitioner of Organized Religion and not a proponent of Public Religion, I'm not sure how that would really affect or concern me.

That's right, Tigger only believes in religion of the State.

You do know there is alcohol involved with Catholic communion?
 
I can, the problem is that others can't. I don't need the State telling me what I shouldn't do. I was raised properly so I already know. Unfortunately the same does not seem to be able to be said about massive percentages of the US population at this time.

Ah, I get it. The rules apply to everyone else but not me!

If you don't know not to have sex before you're ready to be a parent, maybe becoming one (whehter you want to or not) will teach you that lesson, and you'll pass it on to your child. If you don't know you can't get a decent job in this country without a high school diploma or with a criminal record, maybe you don't deserve a decent job.

Most people get along fine. Even when mistakes are made. No human is perfect and we don't need a Tigger State to tell us how to live it.
 
The Chinese must be rubbing their hands in joy thinking about millions of Americans high on weed.

Legal or illegal, there's always going to be roughly the same ratio of people who love weed vs absolutely hating the hell out of it. Considering how easy it is to get weed even when illegal, the only significant changes I foresee with complete national legalization is the quality of the marijuana, but that's more or less it.

Personal anecdote: the stigma of getting a medical marijuana card sort of dissipated within the last couple years, and I thought, oh what the hell, it's been ten years, let's check this out. A few observations:

1.Getting a medical marijuana card in California is incredibly difficult, so when you're in the "office" with the doctor, be sure to memorize the following words: "I sometimes have trouble sleeping." Got that? Good, you've got your marijuana card.
2.Dispensaries are everywhere.
3.Most of said dispensaries are empty. I went into around half a dozen, and only once was another customer in the store.
4.I've seen dispensaries in my neighborhood come and go. It appears to be like any business.
5.Legal or not, and removing the skeevy nature of acquiring marijuana only to find out it's oregano, I came to this final conclusion: I absolutely hate marijuana. It is estimated that Eskimos have fourteen words for snow. Based on all the varieties and combinations of sativa and indica, I can personally testify that there are at least twenty words for "paranoia."

It's not for everyone, and legalization isn't going to change that.
 
Well.....couldn't we talk to the business owners themselves, and like explain things out in a well mannered and polite discussion? Get to something we can all agree upon. Mentioning it would be in the best interests of the children and all others. :lol:

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Now that I could get on-board with.
 
What hypocrisy! You say let them live with the consequences of their actions when it comes to sugar, but when it comes to alcohol and weed they should get a bullet!?

Sugar is, for the most part, an Upper. Marijuana, Alcohol and Tobacco are Downers. They depress the body's ability to make decisions and to react instantly to potential threats. THAT is what makes them immoral.

That's right, Tigger only believes in religion of the State.

You do know there is alcohol involved with Catholic communion?

I don't see State as a Religion. I see it as a means to enforce proper Morality on a population that is either unable, unwilling, or both to live to any moral standard.

I am well aware that alcohol is involved in pretty much all Christian (not just Catholic) religious services. Let their God change water into wine for them, as he supposedly did in the Bible.
 
No. It would create a Utopia where people are held accountable for their actions compared to what IS Right rather than what THEY WANT TO BE Right.



We don't allevaite personal responsibility. We're simply reacting to the fact that the vast, extreme super-majority of Americans have proven that they have no willingness or capability of living a properly moral life when left to their own devices. It should be up to society to enforce that morality, but American society no longer even bothers to try to do that. Therefore only the Government is left to fill that void.

When you moved out of your parent's house you should have gotten a new "parent", though the more common title for Him is HUSBAND.
You make me wanna crack open this bottle of Buffalo Trace and get loaded.
 
LET THESE PEOPLE DEAL WITH THE CONSEQUENCES OF THEIR CHOICES!!!!!!!

That's the exact opposite of what you are proposing.

Many of us are more than capable of running our own lives. You don't see us because we're not making news demanding for free abortions, increased child care vouchers, and more food stamps. That's why you don't realize how many of us there really are.

Just a moment ago you were saying people can't run their own lives. So which is it?

Misogynist.

At least you're honest.
 
Ah, I get it. The rules apply to everyone else but not me!

Not at all. The rules should apply to everyone equally. Rich, poor, old, young, etc.... The difference is that since I already follow the laws, the impact of that enforcement would be much less on me than on most other people.

Most people get along fine. Even when mistakes are made. No human is perfect and we don't need a Tigger State to tell us how to live it.

You do if you want the Tigger Wallet to help pay for your country.
 
That's the exact opposite of what you are proposing.

Not at all. I'm simply suggesting that the level of consequences be increased.

Just a moment ago you were saying people can't run their own lives. So which is it?

I have said that MOST of the American citizenry cannot be trusted to run their own lives. For many of us (though still a small minority) these changes wouldn't affect us at all because we already lead decent and moral lives.

At least you're honest.

Why wouldn't I be. I'm on the Right side of history..... the MALE one.
 
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