Comments on: Three students expelled for suspicion of marijuana possession

By: anon

anon — Tue, 25 Oct 2011 04:22:11 +0000

oh and at kbman… most likely your iq test is pretty inaccurate, because to think that you could make a stupid comment like god giving us weed so we can smoke it… I really doubt you could have scored near top 5% and then top 1% 30 years later… and still make a stupid comment….

By: anon

anon — Tue, 25 Oct 2011 04:17:41 +0000

lol… ok god giving us cannabis is such a bad reason to allow people to smoke pot…
and seriously if you think about it the government pays for your schooling, and if you just decide to go and around and get high then you obviously don’t deserve to have your schooling paid for anyways. and ok, the criminal record that you have for possessing weed is understandable. I mean think about it… you can’t follow basic rules and guidelines, and second, school is supposed to prepare you for your career, and if you have a record of smoking pot i doubt law firms or hospitals would want to hire you.

By: stllahippie

stllahippie — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 21:18:08 +0000

The state of Washington just missed the chance to legalize regulate and tax Marijuana because a committee of less then ten legislators “snuffed” the bill before it could move forward to a floor vote. If those kids were caught with a bottle of wine they might have been sent home with a note to parents no big deal. The kids would not have been able to get the wine as easily as pot because wine is legal and regulated

By: glarbl_blarbl

glarbl_blarbl — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 21:16:38 +0000

Ironic, isn’t it, that the latest excuse for cannabis prohibition is ‘to send a message to young people.’ The message being that we want them to think that it is so dangerous that it will ruin their lives. Since the drug itself is safer than the caffeine in your coffee (hell, even safer than *water*), the authorities have to create the danger themselves. And even while they cry ‘think of the children!’ it is easier for minors to obtain drugs from the unregulated black market than it will ever be to obtain regulated alcohol from a liquor store. It’s time to end prohibition, again, and forty years overdue.

By: kbman

kbman — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 06:53:34 +0000

I used to get high in high school on occasion, I got high in college regularly. After 30 years of daily pot smoking I decided to take an extensive intelligence test to see whether I’d lost any IQ points in the process. In 1962 my school pre-enrollment testing measured an overall IQ of 130. In 1975 my SAT tests were a combined 1310 – roughly equivalent to an IQ of 131. In 2004 my IQ score was 140. Damn, I sure do miss all those brain cells my pot smoking killed.

The persecution of pot smokers in this country is an outrage and a display of the arrogance of power. God gave us cannabis, but the government keeps trying to thwart the will of God. Why is government fighting against God’s will?

By: Budd

Budd — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 17:42:31 +0000

So, for the offense of having a little weed their education is forcibly ended and they will have a criminal record that prevents them from paying for college. I think its very obvious what the worst side effect of Pot is…the authorities.

By: Some World

Some World — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 03:12:35 +0000

Wow, students at “LIBERTY” high school forced to rat out other “suspected” usurpers of the status quo, all for “suspicious contraband”
change the name to Karl Marx Memorial High you hypocrites, and while your at it, go after the real problem instead of blaming weed.