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Legalize Member ID: pacmore
Female from Melbourne Australia
PACK MORE, PIPES,SMOKING,MARIJUANA,WEED,DOPE,BONGS
http://www.angelfire.com/pa/pacmore
packmore@eisa.net.au

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I think that allowing over 800 teenagers to die on heroin in 12 months says it all.These are the figures in Australia...I dont know of anyone that has died of Marijuana intake,.....Save the planet.... The Billion Dollar Crop... Hemp can be used to make over 25,000 different products,,,,you can even build a house out of it....You can make fuel for automobiles as the Canberra Gov already is running its Bus line on ethanol fuel. ALL third world countries can be fed with high protein biscuits, made from the hemp seed,which has the highest sourse of protein...These are just a few of the reasons,,,,Marijuana Must be LEGALIZED..... A TWO-YEAR national marijuana study has found decriminalization has not caused any increase in its use in Australia. The findings of the study carried out by the Drug and Alcohol Services Council of South Australia in conjunction with other national research facilities for Australia's health and justice ministers was presented to a meeting in Melbourne yesterday, but the ministers left any action on the report up to individual jurisdictions. The study on the social impacts of cannabis compared marijuana use patterns and legal regimes across Australia. It also compared the experience of those jailed under the more stringent marijuana laws in Western Australia with those who mainly received on the spot fines for carrying or using small amounts of marijuana in South Australia, where the drug has been decriminalized. "The study showed there was no evidence that the introduction of expiation (on the spot fines) for marijuana use has led to any increase in the prevalence or intensity and frequency of marijuana use," one of the researchers associated with the study, DASC clinical policy director Dr Robert Ali said last night. He said although there had been increases across all jurisdictions in the past decade, there was no great difference between jurisdictions where the drug had been decriminalized and where it hadn't. He said the study also foun