Pot Growers are dangerous terrorists
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LosAngelesGraff
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its funny how they use the qualifying word TERROR.
SEEMS LIKE THEIR TERRORIZING ME WITH THEIR OWN beLIEf's beliefs
SEEMS LIKE THEIR TERRORIZING ME WITH THEIR OWN beLIEf's beliefs
"restore".... wow does that word used in regards to nature hurt my head...
Restore to what THEY want it to be???? WEEDS are natural, yet we "restore" our lawn to its "natural" beauty by killing the weeds?
If marijuana was legal, we wouldnt be having this problem... the profits would shift from unsavory types to the local growers and corporations.
The idea of eradication is moronic and an absolute waste of funds.
The more I read the more I wonder what's the real reason pot is illegal? I SERIOUSLY doubt more than a small share of growers in california are directly, or even remotely close to linked to terrorists... they are obviously being VERY loose with the definition of terror.
The sad part is that some weak minded voter is going to read that, and think bin laden is growing weed in his backyard.
Restore to what THEY want it to be???? WEEDS are natural, yet we "restore" our lawn to its "natural" beauty by killing the weeds?
If marijuana was legal, we wouldnt be having this problem... the profits would shift from unsavory types to the local growers and corporations.
The idea of eradication is moronic and an absolute waste of funds.
The more I read the more I wonder what's the real reason pot is illegal? I SERIOUSLY doubt more than a small share of growers in california are directly, or even remotely close to linked to terrorists... they are obviously being VERY loose with the definition of terror.
The sad part is that some weak minded voter is going to read that, and think bin laden is growing weed in his backyard.
TheConstantGardner
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one day growing pot, next day developing weapons of mass destruction... just doesn't seem likely, does it?
LosAngelesGraff
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its to bad we arnt talking about LSD. hahahaha
here we go. this comes from a local. this report is correct. the only thing wrong is the grouping of "all" growers being terrorists. but let's be honest for a moment. 68,000+ plants pulled in 4 days. there are people living in califonia that are not american citizens. they come in move into the hills up north and clear cut hundreds of acres of land. they leave there garbage everywhere. toxic poisons, chemical nutrients, human waste....... they are solely in it for the BILLIONS of dollars of weed california generates each year. 28,000 acres? i am correct on that #? that's a lot my friends. it looks like a sore on an otherwise majestic mountain. it's awful. it must be stopped. so yes, illegal people in this country destroying our land for their own profit is terroristic, but to dump us all into this group is so wrong. it's stereotyping at it's finest. i learned this in 8th grade.
TheConstantGardner
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Every time I see a mexican with a bucket of water it strikes terror in my heart. Remember 9/11 when mexicans took down the WTC towers with bales of marijuana? Wait...no, sorry that was radical Muslims. lol
I can see how they are a menace to the national parks and forest lands causing damages to the land. However, I think they really inflated the cost of repairs. Last I heard, the land will pretty much heal itself after the plants are pulled up and the trash collected. I don't really understand the need for landscaping in the forest.
Here's a radical idea to solve this problem. Legalize small personal gardens for personal use. Anybody can grow this stuff and personal gardens will cut down on the demand for commercially grown bud.
And I agree, FDD, labeling all growers as terrorists is just wrong. Too bad we can't file a class action suit for slander.
I can see how they are a menace to the national parks and forest lands causing damages to the land. However, I think they really inflated the cost of repairs. Last I heard, the land will pretty much heal itself after the plants are pulled up and the trash collected. I don't really understand the need for landscaping in the forest.
Here's a radical idea to solve this problem. Legalize small personal gardens for personal use. Anybody can grow this stuff and personal gardens will cut down on the demand for commercially grown bud.
And I agree, FDD, labeling all growers as terrorists is just wrong. Too bad we can't file a class action suit for slander.
courtcourt420
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When I read that online about 'pot heads being terrorist's' I was so disgusted. it's just more govt. bull shit to scare all the nieve, brainwashed fuck heads. It just really makes me sad that talk like this still goes on. I wish there were a chance of someone making it into office who was pro-pot. I wonder if Arnold would have a chance?
AzGrOw-N-sMoKe
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hey man all i can say is thank god they figuerd out what we really are...cause i tell you when i sober up for awhile i fuckin go blow some shit up ...its'a fun game that gta san andraes..terrestists
MorningYearning
Active Member
Notice there are no arrests being made.....and they have not seen any of these so called terrorists.....hmmm running away seems to strike just as much fear as fighting them
the government is one sided, i'm not. marijuana is becoming dangerous. i'll start to read about it in the local paper everyday in about a month.
National parks' pot farms blamed on cartels / Mexican drug lords find it easier to grow in state than import
National parks' pot farms blamed on cartels / Mexican drug lords find it easier to grow in state than import
moxtox
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^^ funny fucking shit
hahahahahahaha "Hikers in national parks such as Yosemite and Sequoia-Kings Canyon are encountering a danger more hazardous than bears: illegal marijuana farms run by Mexican drug cartels and protected by booby traps and guards carrying AK-47s." hahahahahahahahahahahaha
TheConstantGardner
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wow, no kidding, or was that sarcasm? Jeezus, it's different in my neck of the woods. Even the massive outdoor grows aren't usually protected in such ways.
I still say that legalization or decriminalization of small personal grows would stop this problem by drastically lowering the demand.