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231There is no more likelihood that your first drink of alcohol will lead to alcohoMeDroogies-1/10/2002
230Re: "it was important (when I was younger) to understand the distinction tDan B.-1/10/2002
229"But I agree with you from the perspective of legalization lowering the cosDan B.-1/9/2002
228And they had no idea then that nicotine was addictive (LOL). I have a friend wMeDroogies-1/9/2002
227Good Post. I like your mom's style, and can remember when parents back in PTadsamillionaire-1/9/2002
226Dan B... From a libertarian perspective, I have no problem if somebody wants toMulhollandDrive-1/9/2002
225The "marijuana doesn't lead to.." concept is important for one reaMeDroogies-1/9/2002
224My sociology prof. didn't make that claim, but it did become clear what a CRDan B.-1/9/2002
223I agree, legalization is just a few steps away. The problem being, of course, tMeDroogies-1/9/2002
222Hello MSI, Re: "The only way such things as drug laws, taxes, and the newDan B.-1/9/2002
221I'll concede that a comparison is difficult, the two drugs being so differenDan B.-1/9/2002
220I shouldn't have left any appearance that you'd said that, it was just oDan B.-1/9/2002
219<i>I've zilch reason to believe there is any connection what-so-ever bPROLIFE-1/9/2002
218I'd agree with the second half of your post. I'm not saying that mariMeDroogies-1/9/2002
217Hi Dan, Freedom works if your politicians actually represent you. UnfortunatelyMSI-1/9/2002
216Quite welcome and then some. EOM Dan BDan B.-1/9/2002
215Re: "Drug dealers also wish drugs to remain illegal, to keep their profitaDan B.-1/9/2002
214Thank you for your kind post.epicure-1/9/2002
213Mrs. Peel, From a libertarian perspective, it seems clear that a heroin user waDan B.-1/9/2002
212Bless you, I didn't think there was much reality on this thread, until I gotDan B.-1/8/2002
211PROLIFE, Pot, illegal as it is, is actively popularized and encouraged even by Dan B.-1/8/2002
210Legally, in most all states, if you drink and cause an accident, there is no lowDan B.-1/8/2002
209Re: "It does impair your sensibilities, at least as much as alcohol."Dan B.-1/8/2002
208Excerpts from the Year in Drug Policy: alternet.org "House Republicans ThDuckTapeSunroof-1/8/2002
207This new global institution brings implications too horrible to exaggerate. It iTadsamillionaire-1/7/2002
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