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Legalize it
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nakedlobo sux wrote: Don't even bother trying to have a rational discussion with nakedlobo. His only angle for any debate is about legalizing marijuana. He screwed up his life and others (his illegitimate kids) when busted for driving around with 1/2 pound of dope and spent 3 years in the can. He is a college drop out that thinks he is more knowledgeable than the U.S. Supreme Court (what a farce) and now cries all day, every day, about how he is so oppressed because the govt. doesn't support his drug addiction. His rhetoric is BS just trying to rationalize and justify his drug use and addiction.
p.s. oh yeah, and when you beat his backside in the stupid argument, he'll change the topic or come up with some stupid analogy like breathing air is the gateway to doing drugs or that roadblocks will next lead to police being placed in all our homes (or similar govt. conspiracy and facism BS he has used throughout Topix). Anyway, just a heads up. If you care to debate with a dead head horse that can't hear you....have fun. How do you know him, and how do we know you know what you're talking about?
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“Greetings from the Twin Cities”
Joined: Apr 25, 2007
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nakedlobo sux is an e-stalker that is taking pieces of posts from various threads. Please disregard him as he offers nothing to the conversation. Anyone who's opinion varies from his hard line nazi tactics (the government controls everyone's morals, values, and such) is a "moron."
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nakedlobo sux wrote: Don't even bother trying to have a rational discussion with nakedlobo. His only angle for any debate is about legalizing marijuana. He screwed up his life and others (his illegitimate kids) when busted for driving around with 1/2 pound of dope and spent 3 years in the can. He is a college drop out that thinks he is more knowledgeable than the U.S. Supreme Court (what a farce) and now cries all day, every day, about how he is so oppressed because the govt. doesn't support his drug addiction. His rhetoric is BS just trying to rationalize and justify his drug use and addiction.
p.s. oh yeah, and when you beat his backside in the stupid argument, he'll change the topic or come up with some stupid analogy like breathing air is the gateway to doing drugs or that roadblocks will next lead to police being placed in all our homes (or similar govt. conspiracy and facism BS he has used throughout Topix). Anyway, just a heads up. If you care to debate with a dead head horse that can't hear you....have fun. He's the result of what he's smokin'(lol)
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Hey nakedlobo sux and nakedlobo, are you two finished with your little slap fight yet?
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JPG
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This is a big disappointment that because of a "strange dancing" someone is suspicious of using drugs, regardless of it is the case. Dancing is an expression of the music, its an individual's right to dance however they feel the music, with the exception of harming others. The kid should have a warning, thats it. A cop hunch based off strange dancing is elementary and, if taken to the extreme, can make other police look for what they would consider being strange dancing, and then pursue some type of search. It just goes against any type of freedom that we hold in this country. Think about it.
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JPG wrote: This is a big disappointment that because of a "strange dancing" someone is suspicious of using drugs, regardless of it is the case. Dancing is an expression of the music, its an individual's right to dance however they feel the music, with the exception of harming others. The kid should have a warning, thats it. A cop hunch based off strange dancing is elementary and, if taken to the extreme, can make other police look for what they would consider being strange dancing, and then pursue some type of search. It just goes against any type of freedom that we hold in this country. Think about it. The cop was notified because this man's behavior was concerning to the other festival goers. The officer confronted him to make sure every thing was OK, when he noticed the man smelling of pot. The man's "strange dancing" worried the people around him, but was not why the police searched him. This has been stated at least half a dozen times here.
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“Greetings from the Twin Cities”
Joined: Apr 25, 2007
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While the strange dancing was not the probable cause for the search, I still find it crazy that just because a cop says they smell marijuana that they have the right to search... I mentioned earlier about the kid who was arrested for taking "laced" cookies to some police departments. The cops said they smelled pot in the cookies so he was arrested. Days later it was determined that there was no illegal substance in the cookies. WTH? Also, most things that offer probable cause are measurable and able to be documented. Smell is not one of these things. We have recorders for audio and video (which can lead to probable cause and prove a need) but we have nothing to "record" a smell to document. What will prevent a cop from simply saying that he smells something without being able to back it up with any real evidence?
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Captain Spaulding wrote: <quoted text>
You, sir, are a perfect idiot. It's maam and please elaborate... Is my information incorrect? PLease prove it.
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to hard wrote: <quoted text>
Was he harming anyone? That's what I would like to know. I thought it was not illegal to USE marijuana. Just to have possession of it, if over a certain amount. I really do not know because I have never used the stuff, but know people who have. They have never harmed anyone that I know of.
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Obamamessiah
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maybe he was practicing to stomp on some guy at Valley Fair
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