ApJunkie said:

such an unimpressive letter. Joe Rogan has the persuasive argument skills of a highschool linebacker. He opens the very first line by saying he would like to "respectfully communicate" his opinion, and then immediately launches into an emotional tirade ripe with swearing.
When making a public statement to a large multinational company using the word "respect" sets a standard of eloquence that he did a very poor job adhering too. IMO he just sounds like a whiny kid at the store who can't eat the candy he wants to.

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wolf fish said:they didnt make some claim that now because of phelps actions kids are no longer going to eat their ceral and then go on to sue phelps for a rediculous amount of money which they could have.

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Tea said:

Joe Rogan is cool and all. But he preaches the "Word of Psychedelics" WAYYYYYYYY to strongly. And a 1 sided extreme on any argument, never helps a cause. By the way in which he talks about the psychedelic experience...

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Pigasus said:

I remember when I first heard him talking about DMT ....

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teaparty said:

even though i agree with his opinion, joe rogan is still a dunce.

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I have never found him to be the least bit funny.
Just a jerk running around acting like a jerk.

13eetleJuice said:

Jimtown said:

Joe Rogan's Open Letter to Kelloggs Re: Michael Phelps

Dear Kellogg’s,

Respectfully, fuck you!

Good day, sirs.

Yours truly,

Joe Rogan.

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He just said the same thing we've all been saying around the "water cooler".

Joe Rogan is real people and you guys give him shit for not being the Martin Luther King of Marijuana; or the Gandhi of Ganja.

Tsk, everyone's a critic.


What are YOU doing to help the movement?

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ApJunkie said:

such an unimpressive letter. Joe Rogan has the persuasive argument skills of a highschool linebacker. He opens the very first line by saying he would like to "respectfully communicate" his opinion, and then immediately launches into an emotional tirade ripe with swearing.
When making a public statement to a large multinational company using the word "respect" sets a standard of eloquence that he did a very poor job adhering too. IMO he just sounds like a whiny kid at the store who can't eat the candy he wants to.

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ApJunkie said:

haha, how's it feel up there on that pedestal bud?
I completely understand that this was written as comedy, but his presentation in the first paragraph or two sound like he's actually expecting something to come of this.

I'm not hating on Joe because he's successful, I'm hating on him because he's in a position to actually influence the situation, but instead he flip-flops on his tone of argument, and writes a paper that only appeals to people already on his side. We don't need to convince stoners that pot is harmless, we need to persuade the biased, terrified opponents of the movement that weed is far more benevolent than they were led to believe. 

I do everything I can to help the marijuana movement, but I'm not a national celebrity, so my vocal abilities are considerably more limited than Mr. Rogan's.
and THAT my friend, is a legitimate reason.

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