News (Media Awareness Project) - US TN: PUB LTE: Truth is prohibitionists' worst nightmare |
Title: | US TN: PUB LTE: Truth is prohibitionists' worst nightmare |
Published On: | 2002-05-29 |
Source: | Dickson Herald, The (TN) |
Fetched On: | 2008-01-23 06:07:00 |
Truth is prohibitionists' worst nightmare
To the Editor:
Regarding the newspaper's story on May 17, United Christian D.A.R.E.s: In a
"Christian" school, how does the conflict of interest, work with DARE,
teaching cannabis is bad, while our Father, says it is good. Our Father
calls cannabis plant, while police, separated from the Holy Spirit of Truth
by oath, call it drug.
Christians don't have to go far to find the truth, either, the very first
page of the Bible, is where Genesis 1:11-12 and 29-30, indicates God our
Father gave us every plant yielding seed that is on the surface of all the
earth, and said they were good.
Often, it appears that clergy are responsible for the U.S. policy of caging
humans, including Christians for using plants.
This is an example of how clergy directly supports the policy of caging
humans for using plants. Truth is the prohibitionists' worst nightmare.
When clergy and prohibitionists are one, there is no good fruit.
Stan White
Dillon, CO 80435
To the Editor:
Regarding the newspaper's story on May 17, United Christian D.A.R.E.s: In a
"Christian" school, how does the conflict of interest, work with DARE,
teaching cannabis is bad, while our Father, says it is good. Our Father
calls cannabis plant, while police, separated from the Holy Spirit of Truth
by oath, call it drug.
Christians don't have to go far to find the truth, either, the very first
page of the Bible, is where Genesis 1:11-12 and 29-30, indicates God our
Father gave us every plant yielding seed that is on the surface of all the
earth, and said they were good.
Often, it appears that clergy are responsible for the U.S. policy of caging
humans, including Christians for using plants.
This is an example of how clergy directly supports the policy of caging
humans for using plants. Truth is the prohibitionists' worst nightmare.
When clergy and prohibitionists are one, there is no good fruit.
Stan White
Dillon, CO 80435
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