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@Jack, > Works really well for thieves.... Nice attempt to deflect the argument by tossing in a point that's totally irrelevant, even it were...
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I think that the DEA should stop trying to shut down all of the shops on the internet and around the us. If people want to buy tobacco rolling papers and roach clips and whatnot, i dont know why we wouldn't let them. If people want to smoke pot, let them do it me for instance, i smoke pot and i usually buy my papers and whatnot from a gas station. I also go buy glass pieces from headie shops. Why is it illegal to buy smoking utensils?
The recent law banning the selling of pipes and other smoking peices doesn't make any sense what so ever. It would be understandable to many if what was being banned was actually illegal. Laws such as this one not only takes buisness away from poeple who make pieces for a living, but also takes the freedom away from many Amercian poeple. For the DEA to make a decision like that is unconstitutional and immoral. And for the poeple who work in the DEA who argue that this new act will reduce the use of marijuana in the U.S., it really makes me think how much do i really trust these poeple to keep our country safe from the real drug threats in America. And while im going out and picking up my next sack, I want to congradulate the DEA for making me have to go to 7-11 and buy an 89 cent Swisher Sweet to smoke.
this is obvoulsley an atempt to stop drug smoking and stop people who want to smoke un-Corpurated mariHuanna. While i sit at home smoking my herb i'v been thinking that this is a GIANT waste of tax payers money and that taking away a natrual right should be abolished from the amendments. Just as simple as growing your own tomatos or potatos to make vaudka or make food is totaly up to the consumer and what they would like to purchase or not purchase. Regulate at ceurtant ages so that it dosent get into the wrong hands spend all the money you make off of tax money into education to teach kids that doing drugs at young age can and will hurt you or even lead to death. puting money into family counsling and drug rehabilitation would be the right thing to do.Not by going bad pot head no bong!!?! if anybody sees the stupidity you should