BREAKING NEWS: Voters say yes' on B: Marijuana reform measure a...

Watcher wrote:

Now that Measure B has passed we need to get rid of badge wearing drug dealers like Tom Allman and replace him with someone who has the courage and intent to do the job of protecting the public.

Ukiah_Mom wrote:

Wow.... I can't believe 47% of the voters here are potheads!
I was at the Registrar's Office yesterday and there were two guys voting that looked like they had just smoked a blunt! He registered for a party that "wasn't recognized" and didn't know what a "primary election" was! HA! All he cared about was voting on Measure B. Too funny.
I can't believe B pass by such a small margin.
So, now all you dope growers need to leave our County. Take your drugs and crime somewhere else... how about San Jose? I heard they have a no limit canopy city ordinance.

Harley G Freeman wrote:

Mr. Libery and his Neo-Con GOP Pot Nazis have awakened a sleeping Giant.
And to the person who wants to snitch. Good luck to you. I wonder if it was justa coincidence that the Black dope cop chopper and Military gunships were just hanging around the Ukiah airport yhe day before Measure B went to vote. Or did they already have the go ahead because they already knew the vote would be fixed in their favor?
I really don't think county ordinances supercede
State laws passed by a majority of State voters.
The Registar office knew it would discourage people from voting when the closed the rural polls and make you pay to vote. Isn't that illegal to make you pay to vote? By having to pay to vote you have to pay for postage. It shouldn't cost you 1 cent to vote. Oh-yeah just drive down and drop it off and that costs $70 from where I live in Mendocino County.
Ever ask IRS why the Tea Tax started the American revolutionary war?
Add to the Fat Lady. You better sit down and take a load off your feet. Go get some Nazi crank turn on Rush Limbo and give your Sieg Hiel to Ross Liberty and his city slicker Neo-Con Fascists cronies who want to run Mendocino County with their self-serving hidden agenda laden MO's.
I really don't think Measure B will effect the big cartel growers at all. The loggers and ranchers have all the Mexican labor and there isn't any more trees to cut or fruit crops to tend. Just the medical patients will be come after by DEA because they are easiest targets.
Shame on Lintott, Allman and the wayward BOS.

theNord wrote:

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Dear Mr. Freeman. I am not a neo-con, I am not a member of the GOP nor am I a "pot nazi" yet I voted YES on B. Wake up to who your neighbors really are... We are concerned citizens, just as you seem to be, who happen to be on the other side of the debate. Why is it that you pro-pot people throw around titles like "fascism" and call us "Nazis", these are strong words that only serve to breed hatred. You will not win a debate this way. You sir, are a sad, sad, man.
"fear is the path to the darkside, fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate, hate leads to suffering"

Ron Jeremy wrote:

Where does a guy get laid around here?

truth_seeker wrote:

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Lots of Germans whined they weren't nazis or facists after they lost too.
There were a dozen ways to achieve the goals the Yes on B group wanted besides punishing MMJ patients. You voted for a measure that wouldn't achieve any of those goals in favor of just punishing MMJ patients. Like it or not, you voted with the fascists in this county.

theNord wrote:

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MMJ patients have not been punished in any fashion. I voted, I did my part. Win or lose it's out of my hands now. That doesn't make me a nazi fascist as you so claim.

Harley G Freeman wrote:

By having to pay to vote you have to pay for postage. It shouldn't cost you 1 cent to vote. Oh-yeah just drive down and drop it off and that costs $70 from where I live in Mendocino County.

truth_seeker wrote:

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Lots of Germans whined they weren't nazis or facists after they lost too.

MendocinoNotMendo wrote:

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so now you're saying that EVERY german during that era was a Nazi?

truth_seeker wrote:

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Of course not.
My grandfather was a wealthy manufacturer in Berlin before Hitler & his cronies took over. He wrote and spoke out against the Hitler and the Nazi party in public places until he, my grandmother, and my aunt were arrested and sent to a slave labor camp to shut him up. The vast majority of people who went along with Hitler and enabled his rise to power were not Nazis; they were ordinary people who knew exactly what he was doing to their neighbors, the Jews, the Poles, the gypsies, etc. and the majority of those ordinary people went along it, just like the majority of ordinary people in this country have gone along with the fascist Drug War against their neighbors in this country.
It's hard to tell who's worst. The fascists who started this war on civil liberties, their paid political whores in government, or the ordinary citizens who enable the fascists and their atrocities by voting for the whores and stuff like Measure B.

Watcher wrote:

OK now, It's official.
All you child poisoning drug dealers have to go back to what ever state you came from and crawl back under your rock.

reality checker wrote:

and this is what can happen if those teens mix energy drinks with alcohol
One concern about the drinks is that because they are served cold, they may be consumed in larger amounts and more quickly than hot coffee drinks, which are sipped. Another worry is the increasing popularity of mixing energy drinks with alcohol. The addition of caffeine can make alcohol users feel less drunk, but motor coordination and visual reaction time are just as impaired as when they drink alcohol by itself, according to an April 2006 study in the medical journal Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research.