as much as I would really really dislike it, I think the time is come to give the idea of concealed carry permits for the general public some very serious thought. or better yet, lets issue a standard firearm to every able bodies voter as a national security measure given the situation in Haiti. We may need to go to war to defend the country from the south...
meanwhiile we can't get insurance here at home in the Bahamas. record profits but "less capacity in the market. Let that sit in for a bit. the industry is insidious but unfortunately neccessary. anyeone want to start a new insurance company with me /s
So we need a doctor and an expensive pharmacist to to control the weed that grows in the backyard. next thing we will be legislating chamomile and lavender tea :)
does the 'learned' one support continuing the very large income to the gangs who need the weed to stay illegal so they can fund their lifestyle? lets talk about the issue with sense and not a 1920's prohibition mindset of one size fits all. Do you take expensive pharmaceuticals is that better just because it is legal?
weak enforcement you say? So you outright fully support locking up and ruing young men's lives for smoking a little bit of backyard weed? I thought the Christian way is to forgive and forget or did I miss read the holy tome? One little smoke and get catch at 17 or 18 and in an instant that young person''s life is changed forever. they have a criminal record and can never get a decent job which inevitably leads down 1 single pathway that of the criminal always on the wrong side of the law. Does the partially esteemed but self appointed boship truly want to disadvantage the poor? The existing system and the proposed changes are intentionally designed to disenfranchise the pool and disadvantaged. The wealthy can hire an attorney and pay a fine and walk away. the young man on the block gets 6 months and permanent record. I hope no single person attends this dolt's church, he certainly isn't looking out for the less fortunate. Did jesus not wash the lepers feet or am I mixing that up with something else? stay stuck in the 1950's grandpa, we don't need you anymore.
too true. simply a money grab that won't work. simply look at Canada. sales are from gov't outlets but the black market still thrives due to vain attempt to regulate a backyard weed.
DWW says...
its funny that local govt elections havent happened in like 10 years so it is all illegally done, LOL
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DWW says...
LBT?...?
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DWW says...
care to elaborate?
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DWW says...
as much as I would really really dislike it, I think the time is come to give the idea of concealed carry permits for the general public some very serious thought. or better yet, lets issue a standard firearm to every able bodies voter as a national security measure given the situation in Haiti. We may need to go to war to defend the country from the south...
On Pinder: New firearm bill will be ‘all-encompassing’
Posted 17 May 2024, 2:04 p.m. Suggest removal
DWW says...
meanwhiile we can't get insurance here at home in the Bahamas. record profits but "less capacity in the market. Let that sit in for a bit. the industry is insidious but unfortunately neccessary. anyeone want to start a new insurance company with me /s
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DWW says...
So we need a doctor and an expensive pharmacist to to control the weed that grows in the backyard. next thing we will be legislating chamomile and lavender tea :)
On Pharmacist chief hits out on ‘catastrophic’ marijuana Bills
Posted 17 May 2024, 1:55 p.m. Suggest removal
DWW says...
does the 'learned' one support continuing the very large income to the gangs who need the weed to stay illegal so they can fund their lifestyle? lets talk about the issue with sense and not a 1920's prohibition mindset of one size fits all. Do you take expensive pharmaceuticals is that better just because it is legal?
On Marijuana co-chair’s fear on enforcement ‘black market’
Posted 17 May 2024, 1:50 p.m. Suggest removal
DWW says...
does the 'godly' man teatotal or no?
On Marijuana co-chair’s fear on enforcement ‘black market’
Posted 17 May 2024, 1:47 p.m. Suggest removal
DWW says...
weak enforcement you say? So you outright fully support locking up and ruing young men's lives for smoking a little bit of backyard weed? I thought the Christian way is to forgive and forget or did I miss read the holy tome?
One little smoke and get catch at 17 or 18 and in an instant that young person''s life is changed forever. they have a criminal record and can never get a decent job which inevitably leads down 1 single pathway that of the criminal always on the wrong side of the law.
Does the partially esteemed but self appointed boship truly want to disadvantage the poor? The existing system and the proposed changes are intentionally designed to disenfranchise the pool and disadvantaged. The wealthy can hire an attorney and pay a fine and walk away. the young man on the block gets 6 months and permanent record. I hope no single person attends this dolt's church, he certainly isn't looking out for the less fortunate. Did jesus not wash the lepers feet or am I mixing that up with something else? stay stuck in the 1950's grandpa, we don't need you anymore.
On Marijuana co-chair’s fear on enforcement ‘black market’
Posted 17 May 2024, 1:46 p.m. Suggest removal
DWW says...
too true. simply a money grab that won't work. simply look at Canada. sales are from gov't outlets but the black market still thrives due to vain attempt to regulate a backyard weed.
On 'Historic' medical marijuana bills tabled in Parliament
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