@zpcole The focus wasn't gaming, it was television/kinect/sports/call of duty. I liked Sony's conference much better #xboxreveal
An expose on CBS news delved into the new drug K2 or synthetic marijuana that is becoming incredibly popular in the country. CBS reports that K2 is 15x stronger than regular marijuana and can lead to tremors and even seizure activity.…
Roseanne stopped by Chelsea Lately to discuss her new book Roseannearchy: Dispatches from the Nut Farm. Chelsea takes no time in getting down to business, asking Roseanne point blank if she smokes weed. Turns out she does and she’s a pretty big fan of it:
During his acceptance speech for an Indie Impact Award at the Palm Springs International Film Festival, actor and former rapper Mark Wahlberg gave the audience quite a surprise when he decided to talk about his former drug use.
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A judge in Michigan is post-poning a hearing to decide if the state should cooperate with DEA subpoenas seeking medical marijuana records. The delay is due to a last minute request to intervene by a group called “The Michigan Association…
Calling it a “growing threat … that needs to be tackled before anyone else is harmed,” state Texas Sen. Florence Shapiro, R-Plano, announced Wednesday she had filed legislation to make the sale, manufacture and possession of fake marijuana, commonly…
TMZ is reporting that Chuck Norris is not too happy about a new popular strain of weed named after the ‘actor’. This isn’t the first time an actor has gotten peeved with marijuana producers. Back in April of 2008,…
John Stossel sat down with Ann Coulter last night to discuss the war on drugs. Stossel lamented the failed war on drugs, saying we lock up more people than any other country. He also said that Coulter is smart but he doesn’t see how she can’t see the folly of the drug war. Coulter cites the welfare state as a reason not to stop fighting drugs, saying that when people start doing drugs, they will stop caring about everything else, and then not only will we be paying for their drug use but also their healthcare.
John asks Ann if we should make everything illegal that can kill you, including motorcycles. Ann says that people on motorcycles kill themselves faster, so it’s Ok, she also says that smokers die sooner too, which is also why it’s OK. Ann says that smokers help social security because they die earlier. Coulter is in full troll mode today, enjoy it and try not to be too enraged.
John asks Ann, ‘what about all the death that happens just to stop people for doing drugs?’ Ann says that she would have an open mind but that there is a difference between alcohol and drugs. Coulter says that murder went down during alcohol prohibition, implying that if drug laws were lifted, America would become less safe.
Last week on Real Time with Bill Maher, Zach Galifianakis lit up a joint on live-television. After the fact, Bill Maher claimed that it wasn’t a real joint and that Zach was smoking cloves. Margaret Hoover, the guest on…
Bill Maher sat down with Wolf Blitzer the day after Halloween to discuss the elections and Maher’s views on Proposition 19. Friday on Real Time with Bill Maher, Zach Galifanakis lit up a joint during a round table discussion about Prop 19. The audience and the rest of the panel seemed very amused but no one else would take a drag. Discussing the incident, Maher now says that Galifanakis didn’t smoke a real joint and that it was ‘cloves’. Is he covering for Zach or did Zach really not smoke a real joint?
Democrat Jack Conway claims that Americans should not be allowed to farm hemp because Marijuana is a “gateway drug”. Hemp is farmed in many other countries (including Japan) and until the early 20th century was still legal. Conway is the democratic nominee for Kentucky for the 2010 US Senate Election. If you don’t agree with him, you can show him by NOT voting him into office.
Typically, Conservatives and Republicans have been against drug legalization, in most part due to Nancy Reagan’s failed “War on Drugs” and their tendency to praise Reagan as some sort of deity. Things are slowly changing though and although President Reagan is still up on a pedestal, his wife’s failed war on drugs is not. Watch as some of today’s most famous conservatives discuss why they think it’s time to legalize marijuana.
