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Have you ever wondered why Marijuana is illegal? Why the dept of edu. exists?
Posted on 8/13/18 at 9:43 pm
Posted on 8/13/18 at 9:43 pm
It is to keep the masses complacent. To keep people from challenging the status quo. To keep our minds from unlocking truths.
Think about the American revolution. Most of the forefathers smoked cannabis and/or had distilled cannabis tonics in their daily lives. They learned at universities who were actually oriented towards making sure that their students were learning. Not universities teaching towards tests and dumbing down lectures and following rigid education models.
They were men who understood the world. Not career politicians.
They sat around with their brains fueled by cannabis and discussed and pondered on the meanings of government and the ties between men. I seriously doubt you would be able to hear such grand debates on a college campus much less in our disgusting Congressional halls today.
That is how they were able to sit around and create a new system of government that changed the world. Thoughts and ideas that had never been tested before. A beautiful and unparalleled system that spawned and maintained the greatest country in earth.
Look at when the war on drugs began and the department of education was founded. The 1970s. There was a massive cultural movement towards love and peace and fighting the growing power of the government and as a response the government instituted a terrible and still continued today war on drugs to end that line of thinking and stop people from gathering and discussing and trying to implement the next wave of social revolution. And they took over schools and education to set the curriculum and brainwash the people.
And now these very ideals in our constitution are under attack by a growing force of brainwashed and brain dead "academics" who don't understand history or the reasons for the rights and balances our government has. A group of people indoctrinated through a government run system since birth and being used as pawns by some of the most greedy and power hungry forces in our country.
The department of education was founded in 1979. Milenials are the first generation we are getting to see who were raised completely and totally under the war on drugs and with the department of education.
Think about the American revolution. Most of the forefathers smoked cannabis and/or had distilled cannabis tonics in their daily lives. They learned at universities who were actually oriented towards making sure that their students were learning. Not universities teaching towards tests and dumbing down lectures and following rigid education models.
They were men who understood the world. Not career politicians.
They sat around with their brains fueled by cannabis and discussed and pondered on the meanings of government and the ties between men. I seriously doubt you would be able to hear such grand debates on a college campus much less in our disgusting Congressional halls today.
That is how they were able to sit around and create a new system of government that changed the world. Thoughts and ideas that had never been tested before. A beautiful and unparalleled system that spawned and maintained the greatest country in earth.
Look at when the war on drugs began and the department of education was founded. The 1970s. There was a massive cultural movement towards love and peace and fighting the growing power of the government and as a response the government instituted a terrible and still continued today war on drugs to end that line of thinking and stop people from gathering and discussing and trying to implement the next wave of social revolution. And they took over schools and education to set the curriculum and brainwash the people.
And now these very ideals in our constitution are under attack by a growing force of brainwashed and brain dead "academics" who don't understand history or the reasons for the rights and balances our government has. A group of people indoctrinated through a government run system since birth and being used as pawns by some of the most greedy and power hungry forces in our country.
The department of education was founded in 1979. Milenials are the first generation we are getting to see who were raised completely and totally under the war on drugs and with the department of education.
This post was edited on 8/13/18 at 9:55 pm
Posted on 8/13/18 at 9:50 pm to Nguyener
I’m as strongly against the war on drugs as anyone you’ll find, but I’m not sure I’m willing to buy the “fueled by cannabis” pitch
In my opinion, the war on drugs is much more simple: money and authoritarian power.
In my opinion, the war on drugs is much more simple: money and authoritarian power.
Posted on 8/13/18 at 9:52 pm to Nguyener
I disagree on why MJ is illegal. Rather than reasons regarding cognitive function I believe it is illegal due to all of the medical and industrial uses marijuana has to offer.Take the DuPont company for example. They make many synthetic chemicals that would become obsolete. The timber industry would also be hit hard. These are just two of many examples I can name. Its all about the money.
Posted on 8/13/18 at 9:55 pm to Nguyener
People have gotten dumber since the department of education has been around.
Posted on 8/13/18 at 9:56 pm to Nguyener
quote:Big Cotton.
Have you ever wondered why Marijuana is illegal?
Once upon a time, hemp was a legit option for rugged fabric and ropes. Cotton was directly competing.
The cotton industry funded some of the more hysterical anti-MJ stuff, with the explicit intent to claim the market... and they did.
Posted on 8/13/18 at 10:51 pm to Nguyener
quote:
Most of the forefathers smoked cannabis
Posted on 8/13/18 at 11:17 pm to Nguyener
I think Marijuana is illegal (where it hasn't been decriminalized) so blacks arrested on crmies have something to plead to as opposed to a greater crime.
Law Enforcement likes it, because even without the perp having a lawyear, that is still an unmanageable number of cases to try for real.
I'm quite sure I'll be mocked for this, but think about it. Ask yourself what the demographic makeup is of states that perennially slapped people on the wrist for possession, and have gone on to de facto legalize it.
Law Enforcement likes it, because even without the perp having a lawyear, that is still an unmanageable number of cases to try for real.
I'm quite sure I'll be mocked for this, but think about it. Ask yourself what the demographic makeup is of states that perennially slapped people on the wrist for possession, and have gone on to de facto legalize it.
Posted on 8/13/18 at 11:23 pm to Nguyener
Makes sense. All the people I know who hit the hippie lettuce at an early age are retired now.
Well, if terminally unemployed counts as “retired”, that is.
Well, if terminally unemployed counts as “retired”, that is.
Posted on 8/13/18 at 11:50 pm to Nguyener
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They sat around with their brains fueled by cannabis and discussed and pondered on the meanings of government and the ties between men. I seriously doubt you would be able to hear such grand debates on a college campus much less in our disgusting Congressional halls today.
That might require more extreme methods.
This post was edited on 8/14/18 at 12:02 am
Posted on 8/14/18 at 1:12 am to Nguyener
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Nguyener
You've experienced mushrooms too, eh?
I'm being serious, not mocking you.
Posted on 8/14/18 at 6:02 am to Nguyener
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Most of the forefathers smoked cannabis and/or had distilled cannabis tonics in their daily lives.
Really most of them?
Posted on 8/14/18 at 6:33 am to Nguyener
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Have you ever wondered why Marijuana is illegal?
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It is to keep the masses complacent
TBH is would be easier to keep everyone complacent and happy if they legalized it.
Posted on 8/14/18 at 6:35 am to Nguyener
Yes, I wondered why one day many years ago so I researched it.
MJ is illegal because racist Democrats back in the day saw it as a way to deport Mexicans and jail blacks in the south that liked to use it.
Funny how things change.
Ironic, in fact.
Then the R establishment several decades later took the war on drugs and made it what it is today.
Yay Government!
MJ is illegal because racist Democrats back in the day saw it as a way to deport Mexicans and jail blacks in the south that liked to use it.
Funny how things change.
Ironic, in fact.
Then the R establishment several decades later took the war on drugs and made it what it is today.
Yay Government!
Posted on 8/14/18 at 8:55 am to Nguyener
Actually not why it's illegal.
Before 1900's, if you had a farm you were required to grow Hemp on a section of your farm. Why is that gone when Hemp has little to ZERO THC in it?
Research Hemp being made illegal by industrial paper moguls.
Before 1900's, if you had a farm you were required to grow Hemp on a section of your farm. Why is that gone when Hemp has little to ZERO THC in it?
Research Hemp being made illegal by industrial paper moguls.
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