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XPost: uk.politics.misc, uk.legal, alt.psychology
XPost: alt.politics.liberalism
From: invalid@invalid.co.uk
On Mon, 8 Apr 2013 04:27:05 -0700 (PDT), Mel Rowing
wrote:
>On 8 Apr, 11:03, Andy Wainwright
> wrote:
>> On 08/04/2013 08:56, Mel Rowing wrote:
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>> > On 8 Apr, 01:45, Andy Wainwright
>> > wrote:
>> >> How Cannabis Causes Paranoia?
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>> >> Right. You find out that us supposedly "free" citizens don't even have
>> >> the right to choose which plants we grow in our own gardens. And thus
>> >> "freedom", whilst it's better than in some states, isn't really worth
>> >> the paper it's written on.
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>> > There are a whole host of plants that you must not cultivate (or more
>> > precisly cause to grow in the wild e.g through seed dispersal or
>> > vegetative reproduction. in your garden, Try the Japanese knotweed or
>> > giant hogweed as examples. For further details of others see section
>> > 14(2) of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. The reason being that
>> > these plans are harmful.
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>> > In this country Cannabis is deemed harmful and your thoughts on this
>> > matter have no bearing.
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>> > Now answer me this question. You are an addict. An addict to cannabis,
>> > an addict to alcohol. and an addict to tobacco and God only knows what
>> > else. You refuse to work. so why should supposedly "free" citizens pay
>> > for your habits through their taxes. They aren't consulted either.
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>> OK, if people like you wish to take my freedom, people like me might
>> want to take your money. Call it Karma if you want, that's fair.
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>You take my money anyway!
You have been taking mine all your life. You have leached at the vein
of the productive taxpayer since you were born.
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