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<blockquote data-quote="Achucker" data-source="post: 233845" data-attributes="member: 5185">So are you standing behind your claim and opinion that all supporters of M3 are&nbsp; pot heads and closet smokers ?&nbsp;&nbsp; This is a simple yes or no question with discussion to follow .</blockquote>Imo I would say some are yes but not all.&nbsp; If you took my comment to refer specifically to you it was not directed to one individual but a few who fall in that category. They know who they are aren't.&nbsp; Looking at some of the arguments it appears that some have tried liked it or currently doing it and are ok with it and think it should be legalized because they didn't have a bad experience and want to partake &quot;responsibly&quot; and &quot;legally.- - - Updated - - -For guys that dont partake of ever have but are voting yes because of freedom I want to understand how adding potential problems more legislatively involvement is a path to more freedom. Just because you legalize it doesnt meen all violations of marijuana go away. You just will add more laws on regulations and more ways for people to violate the law on a legal product.&nbsp; This type of thought would be the same as saying once proabition went away there should be no more problems with booze. But look at this day and age and the laws that were added and violated and clog up the courts and take away precious time of LEO. Cause they could be doing something better than having a dozen officers at a DUI checkpoint for 8 hours[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="Achucker, post: 233845, member: 5185"] So are you standing behind your claim and opinion that all supporters of M3 are pot heads and closet smokers ? This is a simple yes or no question with discussion to follow .[/QUOTE] Imo I would say some are yes but not all. If you took my comment to refer specifically to you it was not directed to one individual but a few who fall in that category. They know who they are aren't. Looking at some of the arguments it appears that some have tried liked it or currently doing it and are ok with it and think it should be legalized because they didn't have a bad experience and want to partake "responsibly" and "legally. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] For guys that dont partake of ever have but are voting yes because of freedom I want to understand how adding potential problems more legislatively involvement is a path to more freedom. Just because you legalize it doesnt meen all violations of marijuana go away. You just will add more laws on regulations and more ways for people to violate the law on a legal product. This type of thought would be the same as saying once proabition went away there should be no more problems with booze. But look at this day and age and the laws that were added and violated and clog up the courts and take away precious time of LEO. Cause they could be doing something better than having a dozen officers at a DUI checkpoint for 8 hours [/QUOTE]

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