Bernie Sanders Will Consider Legalizing Marijuana If Elected President

originally posted by: BuzzyWigs
a reply to: beezzer

Before too many get their panties in a wad, I'm for the legalization.

So don't start peeing all over the thread about me being an evil conservative.

I'm just providing a dose of reality.

I'm harshing your buzz kids.

Ooohh!! So - trolling.
Just to get a rise out of people.

Nope.

Just providing another opinion.

But name-calling is apparently okay again.

Fail.

Just Stop.


Topic not each other, Please.

originally posted by: seagull
a reply to: beezzer

When did we stop trying, Beez?

Last week.

Hell, the closer to election, the more cynical I become with the whole mess.

I see the Bernie fan club is up already. Obama-fication is up and running.

The problem with Sanders: he is part of the problem. While i like his voting record in general, especially on big issues (Iraq war, TARP, confirmations, etc), I have to remember that this "independant" enjoyed all the benefits of being a Democrat, and still caucasus with the DNC. A potential wolf in sheeps clothing.

On the other hand, if it were to be a choice between Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump....i'd happily take Sanders.

originally posted by: beezzer

originally posted by: seagull
a reply to: beezzer

When did we stop trying, Beez?

Last week.

Hell, the closer to election, the more cynical I become with the whole mess.

I see the Bernie fan club is up already. Obama-fication is up and running.

Just because we are discussing and agree with his stances on some issues does not mean we are fan-boys. I'm a socialist and I am still up in the air on Bernie.

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a reply to: bigfatfurrytexan

I just fear that we'll all fall for the same "fail" that brought about the Obama regime.

A candidate comes in, all promises and sunshine, and nothing happens, except more fail.

But this time, it'll be "different"!

a reply to: beezzer

A candidate comes in, all promises and sunshine, and nothing happens, except more fail.

What promises has he made? I may have missed that.

From what I can tell we are discussing his position on the issues, not promises he has made.

Big difference.

a reply to: beezzer

I just fear that we'll all fall for the same "fail" that brought about the Obama regime.

A candidate comes in, all promises and sunshine, and nothing happens, except more fail.

And that could be -
but at least he's someone that lots of people are getting behind....plus, we've "grown" in the last 8 years. We know more now.

Who would you recommend then? Who can do the job of NOT letting that happen?

"Bernie Sanders Will Consider Legalizing Marijuana If Elected President"


Well DUH!!!

a reply to: BuzzyWigs

Second of all, you are so consistently hell-bent on shooting him down as a viable candidate that you are proving that you aren't paying ANY ATTENTION at all to the SOLUTIONS he's offering to ALL of our major problems.

God, you make me so tired.
edit on 8/2/2015 by BuzzyWigs be

What are you talking about?

Youre so hell bent on labeling and pinning something on me that you dont even realize that not ONCE have I ever shot him down as a candidate.......

I challenge you to find ANYTHING ive posted about Sanders that was negative

Spend less time attacking people and more time actually reading what they have said.......

originally posted by: introvert
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Here we are, once again, clinging to the hopes that someone in government will save us from the laws that government wrote in the first place.

Am I the only one seeing the irony here?

a reply to: beezzer

I've said nothing to give you that impression and, once again, we're taking the irrelevant, emotional side-path around the issue at hand.

originally posted by: beezzer

originally posted by: introvert
a reply to: beezzer

I'd like to talk about the topic, but you keep going of on these hyperbolic, dramatic side paths that are irrelevant.

You even have to throw in Obama references, when no relevant reference can be implied.

Here we are, once again, clinging to the hopes that someone in government will save us from the laws that government wrote in the first place.

Am I the only one seeing the irony here?

I would like to ask though, if we want to make changes in our system, how would we do that without electing people to properly represent us in government?

What is your non-government solution to fixing government?

originally posted by: BuzzyWigs

Who would you recommend then? Who can do the job of NOT letting that happen?

I don't think any one person can change anything, anymore.

Not when that one person will divide the country, again.

My ideal "person" would be one that had the support of (at least) 75% of the people.

Then, maybe we'd see something positive.

originally posted by: introvert

originally posted by: beezzer

originally posted by: introvert
a reply to: beezzer

I'd like to talk about the topic, but you keep going of on these hyperbolic, dramatic side paths that are irrelevant.

You even have to throw in Obama references, when no relevant reference can be implied.

Here we are, once again, clinging to the hopes that someone in government will save us from the laws that government wrote in the first place.

Am I the only one seeing the irony here?

I would like to ask though, if we want to make changes in our system, how would we do that without electing people to properly represent us in government?

What is your non-government solution to fixing government?

We already elect people who supposedly represent us.

And how has that been? Roses and sunshine?

Ideally, we need to unite and ALL get behind someone.

But look at this thread.

I can't even say anything without getting jumped on by you lot!