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Canada should defy U.S. on pot
    #1559500 - 05/19/03 06:57 AM (21 years, 4 months ago)

http://www.canada.com/victoria/timescolonist/letters/story.asp?id=97EEB9D7-BB88-4BC8-A809-3306630B979B

Canada should defy U.S. on pot

Loretta Nall
Times Colonist


Sunday, May 18, 2003

Cannabis prohibition in the U.S. has caused a marked increase in the use of hard drugs, one writer says.


It was with great sadness that I, and many other cannabis-consuming Americans, learned that decriminalization in Canada would come with some major strings attached.

As president and founder of the United States Marijuana Party I see every day the damage that cannabis prohibition has caused in my country. Every year more than 700,000 people are arrested and jailed for possession alone. Prohibition has given us the highest incarceration rate in the world, destroyed peoples lives who were not criminals and turned our once free country into a police state.

Cannabis prohibition has also caused a sharp increase in hard-drug use. People who would normally use only cannabis resort to things like meth, crack and cocaine because they only stay in your system for 72 hours, thereby minimizing the risk of failing a urine test and losing your livelihood. The natural non-addictive herb cannabis can be detected for up to 45 days.

Surely the Canadian government can see what a complete and total failure the U.S. War on Drugs has been and that it makes no sense to follow in our footsteps. Do not bow to the American government. You are a sovereign nation that many Americans look to as a beacon of freedom and hope.

You stuck to your guns about the war in Iraq because you disagreed with U.S. policy ... why shouldn't you do it for your own people?

Loretta Nall,

President, U.S. Marijuana Party,

Alexander City, Ala.



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Re: Canada should defy U.S. on pot [Re: motaman]
    #1560493 - 05/19/03 03:19 PM (21 years, 4 months ago)

i agree with that article one hundred percent


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Re: Canada should defy U.S. on pot [Re: motaman]
    #1560812 - 05/19/03 05:06 PM (21 years, 4 months ago)

As do I...nice find.


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Re: Canada should defy U.S. on pot [Re: Rono]
    #2433382 - 03/14/04 11:58 PM (20 years, 7 months ago)

What the hell is the point of fighting a war that they are not winning? Something for them to just blow our fucking tax dollars on.


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Re: Canada should defy U.S. on pot [Re: SporeX]
    #2434374 - 03/15/04 10:13 AM (20 years, 7 months ago)

Is this the most recent thread you could find about the drug war?


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Re: Canada should defy U.S. on pot [Re: motaman]
    #2437602 - 03/16/04 12:11 AM (20 years, 6 months ago)

I agree with everything except "You stuck to your guns about the war in Iraq because you disagreed with U.S. policy"

Everyone knows Canada doesnt have a military... and there certainly arent any guns up there!


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