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News (Media Awareness Project) - US CO: PUB LTE: Marijuana Web Site Questioned
Title:US CO: PUB LTE: Marijuana Web Site Questioned
Published On:2004-01-19
Source:Summit Daily News (CO)
Fetched On:2008-01-18 23:58:27
MARIJUANA WEB SITE QUESTIONED

I recommend avoiding the Mfiles Web site, ("Tiger Tracks co-editor
recognized for drug abuse prevention piece," Jan. 15) where U.S. drug czar
John Walters makes the claim, "marijuana advocates (are) living in a world
of falsehoods."

Historically, government subsidized cannabis prohibitionists as a whole are
misinformed, relying on what is false to perpetuate terrorizing citizens
for using a plant, which God gave and said was good on literally the first
page of the Bible.

I question "the dangers of drug abuse" and "the harsh realities of
substance abuse" in relation to cannabis (marijuana), since the greatest
consistent danger from using cannabis is being put in a cage for using it,
which is inflicted by that very government.

If government wishes to reduce harms associated with responsible cannabis
use, then stop caging users and the harm is almost zilch.

Government, you are the harm.

Oh, that's right, the federal government doesn't recognize that people even
use cannabis responsibly.

To accept Walters' and Gov. Bill Owens' position is to accept that cannabis
has no medical value, and Colorado citizens who legally use cannabis
medically should still be considered criminals.

And therein lies the root of the problem.

Walters and Owens of the Reefer Madness set would prefer citizens cage
their family members for even using cannabis to ease cancer's challenge.

It is commendable to help youth resist drugs, alcohol, cannabis, coffee and
cigarettes until they are older and responsible for their choices, but
caging responsible adult cannabis users is not the correct way to do it.

Stan White, Dillon
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