Are you voting on November 2nd? If so, who for?

I'm so tired of the "religious right" they've corrupted their way to the top of our government. It's time for another civil war.

Yes, we don't like people so we should kill them. That's certainly better than a religious right, right? Killing our own fellow humans because we disagree?

Right.

Me and Jamer just started talking about this, strangely.
I'd love to go on a nice crusade, but with this new generation being obnoxiously athiest, we'd go down in no time, unless I get my hands on a nuke, or a prototype mecha.

I was boviously being sarcastic. People have a hard time listening to other's reasonings sometimes, but violence is never the answer. That's the call that the 'tea partiers' try and run into people's heads.

I'm excited to see how Prop 19 or whatever in California does. The legalization proposition. The polls show it passing with flying colors, but we'll just have to see most stoners have lazy tendencies and won't get out and vote, but maybe this could be a change?

I'm excited to see how Prop 19 or whatever in California does. The legalization proposition. The polls show it passing with flying colors, but we'll just have to see most stoners have lazy tendencies and won't get out and vote, but maybe this could be a change?

I'm kinda hopeful that Prop 19 will help chill things out for Mexico but I somehow doubt it. A lot of people say it will, but I suspect the opposite might be true. A lot of illegal businessmen will be losing business, and they are going to do everything they can to take it back or find more (likely more illegal and dangerous) business. In Mexico, that shouldn't be very difficult for them.

I really don't want our country to have to invade Mexico because the shit is hitting the fan.

I really don't want our country to have to invade Mexico because the shit is hitting the fan.

It's funny you mention that, I actually had a good chat with a friend of mine the other day about this possibility subsequently happening from the drug situation they've been dealing with. I don't really think it would come to that, because ultimately cutting Marijuana out of their equation of cash-flow would stop it.

Look at it like this, I can't brew Whiskey, but I can grow a plant. I can't make cocaine, but I can water a weed plant twice a week. I think the resources would adjust themselves to cracking down on the more potent/dangerous substances were this to take place and it could help itself, all we can do at this point is try.

I would argue that most of the pot smoked in the US doesn't come from Mexico. Maybe in the south-east, but the west and north have Cali and Canada which offer way better product. Mexiweed is cured tons at a time so it comes out looking brown and gross and then they pack the hell out of it and smash everything up nice and good. It's a wonder they even still bother, honestly.

This is why I don't think Prop 19 will help the Mexico situation much if at all.