420 Warrior
Well-Known Member
Reading the Feb. 28 story "Drug paraphernalia restrictions eyed," I see the good folks, the mayor, city and county council persons, et al., are on the old witch hunt again to ban "drug" paraphernalia from being displayed ( put out of sight from children ) and/or a "new law that would require the various accoutrements of getting high to be located in a portion of the store restricted to those 18 and up."
Quoting City Attorney Ted Gathe, "the unfortunate perception that could be left with the youth of the community is that the use and sale of these paraphernalia condones the use of the drugs themselves."
I propose we also ban beer/alcohol products, also glass/plastic glasses, anything that could hold the products, recipes that use alcohol products you get the picture.
Let's just ban everything that could be used for any alcohol product from every retail outlet since those products can be seen from the eye-level of ants to the tallest humans, young or not.
The hypocrisy in allowing alcohol products while not allowing pot and pot products overwhelms rational thinking, so my vote is to quit trying to legislate human behavior. It didn't work in the 1920s and it won't work now.
News Hawk - 420 Warrior 420 MAGAZINE
Location: Vancouver, BC
Source: The Columbian
Author: John Vasconcellos
Contact: letters@columbian.com
Copyright: 2012 The Columbian Publishing Co.
Website: www.columbian.com
Quoting City Attorney Ted Gathe, "the unfortunate perception that could be left with the youth of the community is that the use and sale of these paraphernalia condones the use of the drugs themselves."
I propose we also ban beer/alcohol products, also glass/plastic glasses, anything that could hold the products, recipes that use alcohol products you get the picture.
Let's just ban everything that could be used for any alcohol product from every retail outlet since those products can be seen from the eye-level of ants to the tallest humans, young or not.
The hypocrisy in allowing alcohol products while not allowing pot and pot products overwhelms rational thinking, so my vote is to quit trying to legislate human behavior. It didn't work in the 1920s and it won't work now.
News Hawk - 420 Warrior 420 MAGAZINE
Location: Vancouver, BC
Source: The Columbian
Author: John Vasconcellos
Contact: letters@columbian.com
Copyright: 2012 The Columbian Publishing Co.
Website: www.columbian.com
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