Money is fundamentally a means of simplifying the transacting of goods and services. Humanity demonstrates a primary form of might makes right. Basically, if you have a lot of money, then it is easy to make more money. If you…
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Societal Money
Tagged with: addiction, art, economy, freedom, government, greed, health, law, liberty, money, music, physics, Pink Floyd, power, reality, science, stress
Posted in Entertain You?, Keep It Real, Liberty Shield, Stress Health
Posted in Entertain You?, Keep It Real, Liberty Shield, Stress Health
Drugs Uninhibited
From “Online Drug Sales Triple After Silk Road Closure, Says Report” (Slashdot.org): The closure of Silk Road — a marketplace where internet users could purchase drugs and other illegal goods — in 2013 has had little to no effect on…
Tagged with: addiction, Alcohol Prohibition, Commerce Clause, Constitution, drug abuse, drugs, Silk Road, War on Drugs
Posted in Respect Cannabis
Posted in Respect Cannabis
Hard Addictive Truth
People selling hard drugs, addictive drugs (cocaine, crack, methamphetamines, heroin, etc) should not have their sentences commuted. Just more demtard theme of lawlessness. This country is going to hell in a basket. — del The CSA (and all relevant state…
Tagged with: addiction, Commerce Clause, Constitution, drug abuse, health, law, ninth amendment, Supremacy Clause, truth, United States
Posted in Liberty Shield, Respect Cannabis
Posted in Liberty Shield, Respect Cannabis
Too Little Too Late?
I really wish enough people would finally care about this issue (well, at least my comments are getting some ‘like action’). From: “Obama just commuted the sentences of a record number of inmates” (the Cannabist) Typically, Obama has granted clemency…
Tagged with: addiction, Commerce Clause, Constitution, Controlled Substances Act, drug abuse, drugs, health, journalism, law, Obama, War on Drugs
Posted in Liberty Shield, Respect Cannabis
Posted in Liberty Shield, Respect Cannabis
No to Hypocritical Thugs
“Reasons cited by opponents include the state’s opioid addiction crisis and the possibility of marijuana being a ‘gateway’ leading to more dangerous drugs.” — from the article titled “Massachusetts group far exceeds required signatures to get legalization on ballot” (the…
Tagged with: addiction, cannabis, Commerce Clause, Constitution, Controlled Substances Act, drug abuse, freedom, government, health, heroin, journalism, law, law enforcement, liberty, marijuana, ninth amendment, Opioid Crisis, prohibition, psychedelics, Supremacy Clause, War on Drugs
Posted in Liberty Shield, Respect Cannabis, Uncategorized
Posted in Liberty Shield, Respect Cannabis, Uncategorized
Addicted to Sanity
Here are some thoughts after reading “Addiction as a Brain Disease”. “For many years, people with addictions were seen as weak or having no willpower.” For many years, the ironic brain disease in this case is believing a person has…
Tagged with: addiction, brain, cannabis, Controlled Substances Act, health, marijuana, mental illness, mind, psychedelics, stress, stress management, War on Drugs
Posted in Stress Health
Posted in Stress Health
Chaos Isn’t Just Law
As long as the public at large refuses to truly care about law (e.g. ignore comments such as this one), they inevitably refuse to care about liberty at terrible societal risk and danger. Our nation has judicially grown into a…
Tagged with: addiction, cannabis, Commerce Clause, Congress, Constitution, Controlled Substances Act, drug abuse, futurism, government, judicial branch, justice, law, liberty, marijuana, politics, prohibition, psychedelics, Senate, War on Drugs
Posted in Liberty Shield, Respect Cannabis
Posted in Liberty Shield, Respect Cannabis
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