Marijuana Debate - Shepherdsville, KY

I have actually started to think it should be legalized. With the way the countries economy is going we might need something this drastic to turn it around. Also, to be honest, the meth problem has really hit this country unprepared. We don't know how to help these addicts because really the effects of meth and the addiction quality of it is really strong and I feel we are not prepared enough to handle the fallout from it. If marijuana was legalized maybe that would ease that problem. Maybe not the best solution, but really think it might help more then what people realize.

NOBODY ever got killed by a high driver but the goverment has legalized drinking and you hear about dwi every day I am a smoker for 30 yrs not gonna stop now

It is a drug. I have seen it take normal people and message their minds up to where they can't think for themselves like they did before ''pot'' marijuana. So I say the should ban it totally and anyone that is caught smoking it should get the death penalty. Only a ''pothead'' will disagree with me of course.

I say if they legalize it which they shouldn't. They should also legalize ''prostitution''. I mean if they regulate it and the woman get tested regularly. What's the harm? We can't stop sex. There is woman that need money and guys that need sex. So we legalize it and regulate it and any woman that is tested and proven to have aids/hiv or any std's they be take off the street.

shepherdsville only supports it...so that one day they can legalize meth, crack, and pcp.

dissemble wrote:

It's a gateway drug.... gateway to white castles and big red.:D

Looks like you and me agree on something Dissemble.Looks like Uncle Sam could ease the yoke a little bit and give the peasants some right to choose on how to get "recreational".I mean,could put'n the official OK on marijuana possibly cause more or even as many problems as alcohol? NO.

Archer wrote:

shepherdsville only supports it...so that one day they can legalize meth, crack, and pcp.

Do you really believe that?

Big D wrote:

I say if they legalize it which they shouldn't. They should also legalize ''prostitution''. I mean if they regulate it and the woman get tested regularly. What's the harm? We can't stop sex. There is woman that need money and guys that need sex. So we legalize it and regulate it and any woman that is tested and proven to have aids/hiv or any std's they be take off the street.

I have a hard enough time hiding money from my wife as it is.If prostitution were to become legal,my wife would cut my Mountain Dew fund and see to it that I never squirreled away more than three dollars. I'm not against you,just com'n at you from a different angle.

Who's wanting to buy weed in Bullit County?

it should be legalized, the amount of tax revenue that could be produced on marijuana would help stimulate the economy.
There are many positive factors to marijuana. The main ones being that it is the least harmful drug, even in comparison to cigarettes. It is not addictive in any way or form. Pain medication is extremely addictive, while marijuana is not and can still ease pain.
The DEA and crime officials waste most of there time and resources on marijuana related crimes. There are so many worse drugs such as meth and heroine that need more attention from crime enforcement.

GThur wrote:

Who's wanting to buy weed in Bullit County?

Depends on what you charge.Will you front a brother until payday? Is your weight right? And will you deliver to his home considering it is increasingly difficult to sneak through shepherdsville with such commodities on hand? And if something goes wrong,you won't tell on me will ya??

Marijuana does not have the harmful effects that alcohol has and you can but beer at any convient store.

Just me wrote:

It is a drug. I have seen it take normal people and message their minds up to where they can't think for themselves like they did before ''pot'' marijuana. So I say the should ban it totally and anyone that is caught smoking it should get the death penalty. Only a ''pothead'' will disagree with me of course.

Please tell me what it means to "message their minds". And the death penalty, wow how harsh. And before you rant and rave back in your possible drunken stuper, I don't smoke it but I know a lot of people who do and still carry on with a very good lifestyle, you know, they work, pay their bills and don't get drunk and take out an innocent family or hurt themselves driving home from the bar. BTW, jus saying!!

ridiculous wrote:

it should be legalized, the amount of tax revenue that could be produced on marijuana would help stimulate the economy.
There are many positive factors to marijuana. The main ones being that it is the least harmful drug, even in comparison to cigarettes. It is not addictive in any way or form. Pain medication is extremely addictive, while marijuana is not and can still ease pain.
The DEA and crime officials waste most of there time and resources on marijuana related crimes. There are so many worse drugs such as meth and heroine that need more attention from crime enforcement.

"ridiculous", I don't believe it, we finally agree on something, you really make sense on this post.

I think that it well help the economy because the gov can tax it and make money off something that millions are spending millions on!!

Jared wrote:

All you pot smokin hippies need to be locked up!

If all the pot smokin hippies need to be locked up then all you piece of shit alcoholics who are allowed to purchase alcohol legally then drive drunk then get arrested with a DUI or possibly even worse like kill innocent families from drinking and driving need to be in there too!!!!

illegal

GThur wrote:

Who's wanting to buy weed in Bullit County?

I thought you hadn't sold weed since you worked at Mc D's... Pills and weed huh George?

medical marijuana is what works not pills!!!!

I have never known a pot smoker worth a darn. Lasy and all without jobs.