The deep South is anything but "deep".

[va1bucksfan1]

Weed/drug legalization is only a part of a libertarian view of politics

Sure, that's true for real, non-stoner libertarians. I haven't seen any on this board.

[stxbuck]

Weed/drug legalization is only a part of a libertarian view of politics

Sure, that's true for real, non-stoner libertarians.  I haven't seen any on this board.

I don't recall pitch or myself ever discussing/advocating weed outside of a political conversation on drugs. It seems to me that you and HT automatically consider anyone in favor of drug legalization to be a stoner. Did you consider William F. Buckley a stoner when he was alive?

[ScarletHayes]

Weed/drug legalization is only a part of a libertarian view of politics

Sure, that's true for real, non-stoner libertarians.  I haven't seen any on this board.

I don't recall pitch or myself ever discussing/advocating weed outside of a political conversation on drugs. It seems to me that you and HT automatically consider anyone in favor of drug legalization to be a stoner. Did you consider William F. Buckley a stoner when he was alive?

Back in his prime?  The Harpsichord, the groupies?  Etc... I can only imagine the herb put away by wild Bill.

[Brutus Buckeye]

So stx doesn't even blaze down?

[ScarletHayes]

I can't stand weed.  Not so much the weed itself, but everything that goes with the stereotypical lifestyle:  letting yourself go, no ambition, living in mom's basement, etc...  That said, I think it should be legal.  There's no real logical argument to keep it illegal.

[3rdgensooner]

Busting people for pot seems silly. So I have no problem with legalization especially if it'll put this "medical" marijuana BS to rest.  But there are few people more worthless and boring than stoners.  Tried it a few time in HS. Big effing deal. I wouldn't put forth the slightest effort to do that at any time.

[va1bucksfan1]

Weed/drug legalization is only a part of a libertarian view of politics

Sure, that's true for real, non-stoner libertarians.  I haven't seen any on this board.

I don't recall pitch or myself ever discussing/advocating weed outside of a political conversation on drugs. It seems to me that you and HT automatically consider anyone in favor of drug legalization to be a stoner. Did you consider William F. Buckley a stoner when he was alive?

  
  
Yawn.  Pitch couldn't have been more explicitly clear that he's a druggie.  He even talked (bragged?) about how he's done illegal narcotics in an executive suite, and how he's done them in a rat trap.