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Edisto
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| I think WTFBARRY makes some very good points. Don't condemn him for his opinions...he's got a right to express them. |
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grnman
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Location: MA
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| Posted: Sat Aug 18, 2007 4:35 am Post subject: Opinions |
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| I agree wholeheartedly in the right to one's own opinion, I was merely objecting to using that particular phrase (just doing their job) as it seems to be a cop out (no pun intended) to avoid taking responsibility. |
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Dutch_john
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Location: Florida swamplands
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| Edisto wrote: | | I think WTFBARRY makes some very good points. Don't condemn him for his opinions...he's got a right to express them. |
If we didn't condemn each other for their opinions we wouldn't be on this message board 
IMO... WTFBARRY's effort in making a point about posting officers names, was just his feeble attempt to sound off against Berry and his work.
Traditionaly when one is to bash someone eles on their turf, you usually gives a token of credit of some kind to the proprietor, surely WTFBERRY could have found some small area he could have agreeed with (but not likley the 4th amendment).
In so making his complain known he was being unprofessional himself, the pot calling the kettle black. He contiues with a ridiculous judgment of MJ users aren't innocent poeple because their not related to Law enforcement, then inadequately calls MJ users, Dopers, name calling is unprofessional and WTFBERRY is unprofessional.
He just uses this issue to bash the NGB network, to point out that he doesn't agree with 'any of what Berry puts out there', how pompus is that. Just a lot of insults and name calling, for his one issue he thought was unprofessinal, simply, he was using NGB fourm for his own personal bashing. An effort of a simple civil servant.
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Barry
CEO/NeverGetBusted.Com
Joined: 03 Apr 2007
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Location: Texas
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The cops will place your name in newspapers along with their trophy shot of the drug bust...so why not expose their names?
Those officers on the interdiction map are performing legal felonies. We live in a country where a citizen is charged with a felony if he places another in fear of serious bodily injury or death. Taking a docile pot user or smuggler off the highway and placing them in jail where they can receive serious bodily injury or death should be a felony. Cops commit 750,000 felonies per year on their fellow citizens. I'm proud to announce the names of these felons! Sounds radical? Remember, I use to be one of them.
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carolynne50
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| Has anyone checked out the ratemycop.com site? |
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socrateez
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They have kept us comfortable and therefore complacent. Sheeple, that is appropriate. That is changing, rapidly. Machiavelli taught that as long as the sheeple are just that, you can do whatever you want. People are not so secure or comfortable now. (Security what a lie)Economic disaster looms for our country. Few fathom the implications of executive directives in place for such an event. The US cannot further sustain growth through militarism. Its dominance in world finance has shifted to multinational corporate entities without lines on a map. They ultimately benefit from the internal strife our Country is experiencing.
Internal war is what fuels our country. Fines and Seizures fund our gov not taxes.
All the money that leaves this country from drugs, comes right back in the hands of CEO's. What do you think happens to the investments of multimillion dollar clandestine enterprises? They are business men same as the ones we elected. How much of Walmart is owned by drug money I wonder?
The paradigm has shifted and our gov is slow to see.
Back on topic:
Why should cops be offered protection under the constitution to a higher degree than a homeless war damaged veteran who eases his pain with mj or anything else for that matter? When did officers quit being our next door neighbors, and protectors? When did we stop viewing them as US? Neighbors arent neighbors anymore. Suspicion reigns supreme in the U.S.
The Nazi's divided the citizenry and turned it upon itself. It let loose the animals bred from that division.
  OK, sorry to Rant! Ive been walking amongst sheep for a long time and its refreshing to see them stare down the Wolf for a change. |
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socrateez
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| Barry wrote: | The cops will place your name in newspapers along with their trophy shot of the drug bust...so why not expose their names?
Those officers on the interdiction map are performing legal felonies. We live in a country where a citizen is charged with a felony if he places another in fear of serious bodily injury or death. Taking a docile pot user or smuggler off the highway and placing them in jail where they can receive serious bodily injury or death should be a felony. Cops commit 750,000 felonies per year on their fellow citizens. I'm proud to announce the names of these felons! Sounds radical? Remember, I use to be one of them.
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Good example Barry. Another to add to the many examples of unjust and or hypocritical laws cited on this forum so far. The list grows and so does awareness. At least i hope it does. |
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wiccannabis
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Location: Richmond, CA
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If they really cared about us and "The Children"(I love that one)they would make alcohol and cigs illegal. |
Buck, I agree with your posts, but please, can we avoid saying this? They tried to prohibit alcohol and all it got us was organized crime and wealthy and influential criminals (Kennedy family? Hello - that's where they got their money)
As a cigarette smoker and addict, I would rather not find out how far I would go to feed my addiction. If alcohol prohibition was a bloodbath as mobsters fought over territories, imagine what it would be like if cigarettes were suddenly illegal. |
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YouAreOurVoice
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[quote="wiccannabis"] | Buck wrote: | | Quote: |
If they really cared about us and "The Children"(I love that one)they would make alcohol and cigs illegal. |
Buck, I agree with your posts, but please, can we avoid saying this? They tried to prohibit alcohol and all it got us was organized crime and wealthy and influential criminals (Kennedy family? Hello - that's where they got their money)
As a cigarette smoker and addict, I would rather not find out how far I would go to feed my addiction. If alcohol prohibition was a bloodbath as mobsters fought over territories, imagine what it would be like if cigarettes were suddenly illegal. |
Well then the same laws should apply to marijuana.Simple right?We as marijuana users can't avoid this fact,its not FAIR to us.i quit smoking cigarettes 2 years ago because i knew deep down i was killing myself, never thought i could quit but i did finally. If i drank alcohol it would be the same deep down feeling of knowing i was killing myself.I know for a fact Marijuana is not going to kill me so i will be using it for the rest of my life.
Cigarette users and alcohol users can go into stores/bars to buy their products that cause so many MILLIONS of our brothers,sisters moms and dads to slowly die.I pick the safer lifestyle and i have to hide what i do?So what wiccannabis says strikes a nerve in alot of us!The facts don't lie!We can never avoid saying this because it shows the flaw in our system better than any other.
you say....
imagine what it would be like if cigarettes were suddenly illegal.
i say imagine what it would be like if Marijuana is suddenly legal!
i never have said cigarettes/alcohol should be illegal i think you guys should be free to kill yourselves if you choose.But if you can do that...then i sure the fuck should be able to smoke something as safe as marijuana if i wish. |
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Vern
Jerry Garcia
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| Posted: Wed Jun 25, 2008 11:53 am Post subject: Re: A MUST READ ANSWER TO LAW ENFORCEMENT |
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| wtfbarry wrote: | I changed the subject title on this thread as to attract more attention. The old subject read "personal information." Pay close attention to my answer. We invite law enforcement on this board as to provide them with furthering education. Please feel free to rant at LEO's but try your best to be respectful. Thanks. Here's the original post:
Barry, I'll be completely honest right from the start, I'm a LEO, and I do not agree with any of the things that you are putting out there. However, it is your personal opinion and right, no matter what I think about it. I do however have a major issue with you posting the names of individual officers on your website in the interdiction map. I cannot fathom how it is beneficial for you to do such a thing. Whether you think dopers are innocent people or not, LEO's put their lives on the line, and have families are certainly more innocent than those who use illicit drugs. Naming specific individual officers is simply unprofessional. |
Your opinion is as worthless as you are! |
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YouAreOurVoice
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LOl he calls us dopers, reminds me of my grandfather  they believe all the lies from the "reefer madness" movie,i guess some people only believe what people tell them even if it is propaganda.It's not very hard to seek out the truth in this case.Thank God we found out the world is not flat at least. 
Hurry get them dopers before they start foaming at the mouth!
I bet they are shocked when they find out how many dopers are doctors,teaches,contractors and Cops!And don't tell me otherwise because i have seen it with my own eyes, ask my mom how many doctors smoke pot at the famous Dartmouth Hitchcock hospital up in New Hampshire where she use to work. |
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von
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what a A$$ he is, and a very PREJUDICE A$$. how dare he go as far as to say leo's families are certainly more innocent than those who use. man dont get me started.  cant go with-out laughing at him
peace & pot |
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Vern
Jerry Garcia
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Location: Oklahoma
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| You have killed thousands of people & have spent billions of tax dollars on the war on drugs and it hasn't done anything. I live in Leflore County, Oklahoma, probable the hickest county, in the hickest state in the country and guess what? I can have a LB delivered to my front door in a 1/2 an hour. We are winning the war on drugs, not you! If something happens to you and your family, I'd like to say from the bottom of my heart, I don't give a fuck!!! Your locking up good people in cages for years!!! If your job skills were put in the private sector, you'd be serving fries at the local McDonalds. |
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Fastlan3
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Hello, I am new to this site.
It is a great and honorable thing you are doing here Barry. It is sad that LEO's have to even be in the position they are in and then they abuse that position even further derogating what trust they have left with the people.
I read some post pertaining to organizations like NORML and a few others, but i saw no mentioning of S.A.F.E.R. so here is their website...
http://www.saferchoice.org
I am sure you and many people have already heard of them, and they are BIG supporters in this legalization movement. They in fact have had some success in Denver, where anyone over the age of 21 can possess up to a 1oz of marijuana. They run rallies at colleges all over the country, educating the public that we can allow people to make a safer choice when it comes to recreational drug use. They maintain the true argument that cannabis is far safer then alcohol, and people should have that available to them legally.
also I would like to add that action needs to be taken against the Federal Gov. for intentionally causing harm to millions of people, they need to be held accountable for their action as well. So, If anybody knows a how to go about this and take the proper steps to put that idea into the public and present it to our congressmen and so on, PLEASE DO SO!
There has to be a way of presenting to the leaders of our country that the Federal Gov is causing harm and doing this intentionally. Their are millions of patients in our country alone who are being put in greater harm, because the Feds are ignoring their human rights.
Thank you for opening your doors and showing us that people can make a change for them selves and others. |
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Barry
CEO/NeverGetBusted.Com
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Location: Texas
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S.A.F.E.R. is an excellent organization with our full endorsement!!!
I met and spoke with the head of that organization (the name escapes me) and he is a clever man. The story of how SAFER campaigned for the change is quite remarkable!
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