[FarstadMan]

Horrible how big power those two dictators have... i find the war more personal between those two then for man and country hope they could assasinate bush aswell dont need him to be the only one with great power remember usa is a sleeping monster if it wakes up we'd all be f.*.*d

[Doctor_green_thumb]

I presume that this is one of these "Smoke Pot, support terrorisme" deals.
Well, let me give two notes.

1.Most Norwegians, though not all mind you, are left winged and there for are quite tired with both their own (right winged) goverment, that goverments support of Bush and the present US president and his war on terror.

2. I grow my own :)

[Captain_Evil]

Lee Harvey Oswald, where are you now that your people needs you?

[pollen]

:) :P

The big question is, where is all the W.O.M.D. Bush and Blair used as
a reason for the invasion ??? Loads of great guys has lost their lifes
because two "big shots" "assumed" there was W.O.M.D. spread all over
Iraq. Look at Iraq today, the two B's opened the biggest can of worm
in history. It's gonna take a long, long time for these poor people to get back to normal.
Anyway, this is only my opinion

[pollen]

W.O.M.D. = Weapons of mass destruction

[Andy]

when you smoke pot, you cant build weapons... you are way to stoned for that

[lester]

weapons of mass destruction was a pretext; nothing more. we in the states knew that the powers that be(which are completly beyond our control) were moving in for corporate control of persian gulf oil when ourmedia were flooded with "human interest" stories of amputees. it was obvious we were being conditioned to feel good with the pending bloodshed. the destruction of bush regime is far from over. he has much more to do for his handlers.

[lester]

let me clarify: we americans are isolated and paranoid and ignorant; but we mean well and are real sweet people to have around in a pinch. when I say that this regime is out of our control I dont mean to dodge responsibility--- we were dumb enough to elect bush and his pupetteers. I mean it literally; I know american conservatives who are aghast at the bush high command. this movement in world chaos is much bigger than any one country or corporation. and much bigger than the family bush. our military has been completely betrayed and dispersed by this imaginary and deceptive war. when katrina hit new orleans most of our large transport planes were in the persian gulf. our young soldiers are sold on honor and valor and would go through the gates of hell to protect our country-- yet their lives are being pissed away for the likes of chevron oil company and some of them are commiting the inevitable artocities that arise in so evil a military action. the destruction bush is creating never had anything to do with weapons of mass destruction or the evil of saddam husein. but lets get back to pot(cannabis). bush has done everything he could to keep pot illegal for his pharmaceutica/alcohol industry handlers. he attacks the medical movement in places like california, vancouver(not in his country), and europe. his cabal spins pot into something it is not. yes in places like indiana and iowa I have seen it growing in the wild(fiber variety), but the propaganda in the u.s. is so overwhelming we as a people cant think clearly. our media are totally controlled including non corporate channels. right now, the u.s. is exerting pressure on amsterdam and other pot freezones so you can expect a real fight with outside money when you try to legalize in a stunningly beautiful place like norway. It would be a perfect adjunct to tourism to have a big fat cannabis scene in oslo or bergen and would bring in huge amounts of international monies to be taxed by norwegian authorities. One of your big obstacles will be the u.s. government working behind the scenes and routing mystery funding to the oppositions propaganda campain. Just think of the revenue norway could obtain from people like me who go there anyway for the fjords and jazz scene! as for fox news: they work for the white house and are very usefull for judging the direction of bush---- just watch them and believe the opposite of what they say and you'll be not far off the mark of truth!

[Hicksville]

I'm positive the US will be the first country to completely legalize it. Any other country who even thinks about it, gets a visit from goverment officials with threats. Canada, Jamaica, Australia and Mexico are all recent examples of that. The change has to start within the US, which we see happening right now in Nevada for example. Come November, Nevada might very well be the first state in the world with a completely regulated marked (from producer to outlets).

I just think that the US goverment has pushed their propoganda concerning pot way too far, which has created a backlash in the american people. The latest survey showed 49% of the country in favor of legalising it completely. Canada is at 56% if I remember correctly - and both percentages are growing for every year that passes. We're far behind in Norway.

[Wizball]

It's amusing to see how damned stereotypical most pot smokers are. All ignorant, naive hippie types, with the same mindset.

Seriously, you can complain as much as you want about Bush, as he's pretty much an idiot, but trying to claim he's a murderer only proves what ignorant fools you are.

Do you people have any idea what Iraq was like under Saddam? Do you have any idea how many people he's killed? Do you know anything at all about the condition in Iraq over the past 25 years, or are you all just naive hypocrites?

Saddam was part of the religious minority, thereby dominating and oppression the religious majority, not to mention the kurds. It's estimated that he killed in excess of one million people during his reign. So by complaining about the war started by US, you're basically saying you support genocide. If the US can, at some point, manage to stabilize the situation in Iraq and establish a functional democracy, the war will be well worth the lives lost. If America hadn't intervened, Saddam would continue to reign, and his sons would continue after his death. In the long run, fewer lives will be lost, and the quality of life will improve for most Iraqis, assuming the situation stabilizes within the next decade.

All in all, I don't care about Weapons of Mass Destruction, I don't care about America's excuses about going to war, nor do I care about terrorists being killed. The civilian casualities of war, and American soldier who died fighting in Iraq is a price worth paying for getting rid of a genocidal dictator, and trying to establish a democracy in a country that would otherwise continue to experience oppression and murder at the hands of its own government. In your petty hatred of America, you fail to realize the fact that in the long run, Iraq will probably benefit from establishing a democracy, even though the current situation is unstable.

And all this, coming from someone who can't stand America...

[Tias]

Wizball: Oh my god. Just because someone does not agree with you, does not mean they are 'ignorant fools'. Maybe Mr. Hussein would continue his reign of voilence and genocide, maybe he would do stuff we don't agree with, maybe he WOULD develop W.O.M.D, but IT WAS HIS FUCKING COUNTRY AND THE US HAD NO FUCKING RIGHT TO INVADE!

Oh sure, 'we are just trying to help out' - since when do the US protect anything else than their own interests? The fact of the matter is, had Mr. Bush gotten the consent of the UN and done things properly, people would be happy. But this is just plain wrong. The US is NOT the world police, and should _not_ operate against other States, but rather respect their right to sovereignty.

'But think of the future', you say. Think of what this will accomplish in 'the long run'. Well, that might be true, for Iraq. But if this incident, together with the one in Afghanistan, fucks up USA's trust and relationship to the rest of the world - bringing uncertainty, fear and hatred against the states - what have we accomplished then?

I for one will never support USA's stupid actions. Invading another state by false claims is what I would call a stupid action. 'Invade first - make up reasons later'.

[dormouse]

Wizball skrev 22 Sep 2006, 13:15:

It's amusing to see how damned stereotypical most pot smokers are. All ignorant, naive hippie types, with the same mindset.

Well, there's really not much to say about that comment, except that I would consider framing it and hanging it on my wall. Or perhaps getting a nice old lady to embroider it onto my pillow set. You know, sort of like that old Midwestern idiom.. "Fool me once-- shame on you-- fool me-- a fooled man can't get fooled again."

Peace

[taedium]

dormouse skrev 26 Sep 2006, 23:34:

Well, there's really not much to say about that comment, except that I would consider framing it and hanging it on my wall. Or perhaps getting a nice old lady to embroider it onto my pillow set. You know, sort of like that old Midwestern idiom.. "Fool me once-- shame on you-- fool me-- a fooled man can't get fooled again."

Peace

Well spoken dormouse.

Being 50% american myself and from my experiences living there (Seattle and Livermore, CA) America is really divided between liberals (minority) and the massive number of republican supporters. You have the conservative republicans, who consider themselves intellectuals and claims to have a critical point of view concerning politics, but swallows the propaganda from Bush & co without question. Instead of questioning US Government ethics, they participate in protests against Cannabis.

The image USA is exporting is far different from the internal situation there, I know this from personal experience. They export violence, sex & drugs in hollywood style, whilst on national TV it's not allowed to show an ass. (yet Bush still gets so much media cover?) Double moral? [/sarcasm]

We should get as many right-wing conservatives as possible to attend Cannabis activist meetings, but how?

Sincerely, ex-american.

Dette innlegget har blitt redigert av taedium: 27 september 2006 - 07:10

[Blomdido BadDegrass]

Ja det var da litt av en tekst å spamme med :lol: Rapportert til norcans voktere

[xyzzy]

Blomdido BadDegrass skrev 22 september 2011 - 03:27:

Ja det var da litt av en tekst å spamme med :lol: Rapportert til norcans voktere

......Hatt lite å gjøre på eller?? :P
(I og med du poster 04:27 i en tråd som har vært død i 5 år ;)

Dette innlegget har blitt redigert av xyzzy: 22 september 2011 - 23:34

[Blomdido BadDegrass]

xyzzy skrev 22 september 2011 - 23:33:

......Hatt lite å gjøre på eller?? :P
(I og med du poster 04:27 i en tråd som har vært død i 5 år ;)

Jepp :P
Det var et spam-innlegg over meg som ble fjerna...Så jeg drev ikke å bumpa helt meningsløst altså :lol: