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DdC
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Slowly they turn, step by step, inch by inch, til they fall off their flat earth
and then we all live happily ever after. Stop printing DEAth Merchant's lies!
Marijuana Legalization? No Thanks
By Guy W. Farmer Nevada Appeal July 16, 2006
The Marijuana Trick Doug Yurchey 2005
Where did the word 'marijuana' come from? In the mid 1930s, the M-word was created to tarnish the good image and phenomenal history of the hemp plant...as you will read. The facts cited in the article, with references, are generally verifiable in the Encyclopaedia Britannica which was printed on hemp paper for 150 years.
The Great Marijuana Hoax By Allen Ginsberg
Reefer Madness By Abbie Hoffman
Marijuana Revolution by John Sinclair
How do they sit at night after lying their asses off all day?
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| Mayo Clinic found that regular marijuana use can cause health problems ranging from memory loss to cancer |
Ganja Eases Traumatic Memories
Cannabidiol Dramatically Inhibits Breast Cancer
Frequent Cannabis Use No Cognitive Declines In Memory
March 9, 2006 - Utrecht, the Netherlands
Frequent cannabis use is not associated with cognitive deficits in memory or attention, according to trial data published in the forthcoming issue of the journal Psychopharmacology.
Cannabis Exposure Not Toxic To The Developing Brain
DEPRESSION & HUNDREDS OF OTHER PRIMARY MEDICAL USES
medical evidence indicates, that cannabis is the best overall treatment for dementia, senility, and maybe Alzheimer's disease, for long-term memory "gain" and hundreds of other benefits. U.S. statistics of the 1970s indicated that you will live eight to 24 years longer if you substitute daily cannabis use for daily tobacco and alcohol use. New research is outlawed, of course.
Therapeutic Use of Cannabis
The Emperor Wears No Clothes by Jack Herer Chapter 7
Teens More Likely To Try Ganja After DEAthreats
And I will raise up for them a plant of renown,
and they shall be no more consumed with hunger in the land. Ezekiel 34/29
No Link Between Marijuana Use and Lung Cancer
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| pot smoking can inhibit short-term memory; reduce hand-eye coordination, reaction time and muscle strength; limit attention span; increase the risk of schizophrenia, and may even cause paranoia, anxiety and/or panic attacks. |
Drugwar Lies Linked to Schizophrenia
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| Food and Drug Administration reinforced those findings in April by declaring that marijuana has a high potential for abuse, has no currently accepted medical use in treatment in the U.S. further determined that pot smoking is harmful and that there are no sound scientific studies supporting the safety or efficacy of "medical" marijuana. |
FDA-Approved Medical Marijuana Research Blocked
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| Des Moines (Iowa) Register warned that "today's marijuana is at least 10 times more potent than it was in the 1970s," |
Pot Potency? Boomers' blissfully unfazed by mere facts
Deaths in the United States in a typical year are as follows
* Tobacco kills about 400,000
* Alcohol kills about 80,000
* Workplace accidents kill 60,000
* Automobiles kill 40,000
* Cocaine kills about 2,500
* Heroin kills about 2,000
* Aspirin kills about 2,000
* Marijuana kills 0
Monsanto employees and government regulatory agencies
employees are the same people!
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| the Iowa Crime Lab as saying that 21st century pot produces "a stronger, longer-lasting high whose effects reach far beyond the so-called 'munchies' and drowsiness" caused by earlier, milder forms of the drug. |
Revolving Doors: Monsanto and the Regulators]
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Iowa Drug Czar Marvin Van Haaften added that today's marijuana contains THC (the main active chemical in the drug) levels of more than 20 percent, compared to average THC levels of
two percent in the 1970s. |
Think of the message being sent to the kids?
Using 30 year old evidence, the THC disapated to 2%,
No self respecting Ganja users would toke 2% schwagg hemp.
These "tests" did not include the Alcapolca Gold, Panama Red or Asian strains,
equally as potent or over the potency of chronic today.
The red herring is that the more potent the less smoked...
If they have to lie and manipulate data,
are these Ganjawar profiteers really the best to answer for the children?
The Racist Ganjawar
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| House Drug Policy Subcommittee Chairman Mark Souder (R-Ind.), who urged Congress to oppose marijuana legalization initiatives in several states, including Nevada. "Marijuana is a gateway drug," he wrote in a letter to fellow lawmakers. "Far from being a 'benign' substance, marijuana is a dangerous, addictive drug that is frequently the first step into the abyss of lifelong drug addiction." |
Souder Orders to FDA Backfiring!
A Lie College Students Might Want To Tell
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| Otago, New Zealand, Medical School, which concluded that "there is a clear tendency for those using cannabis (marijuana) to have higher rates of usage of other illicit drugs," including methamphetamine |
D.E.A.th Czar manipulating data
100 YEARS OF "JUST SAY NO"
VERSUS "JUST SAY KNOW": by Jerome E. Beck, Dr. P.H.
Reevaluating Drug Education Goals for the Coming Century
A particularly notorious example of this was the time Anslinger began to issue frequent press releases in 1935 that documented the horrible crimes committed by marijuana-intoxicated youth and/or addicts.
With headlines announcing "The New Narcotic Menace" and the "Crusade Against Marijuana," articles that contained remarkably similar accounts appeared in major newspapers and national magazines.
This was hardly surprising, in that mainstream media relied almost solely on the Federal Bureau of Narcotics (FBN) for their facts, figures, and requisite horror stories (Becker 1963).
The success of Anslingers efforts in this particular instance was found in the smooth passage of the Marijuana Tax Act of 1937 by Congress (Dickson 1968; Morgan 1981)
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| Reno Gazette-Journal recently published an in-depth report on the devastating impact of methamphetamine on the youth of Northern Nevada. |
"How many murders, suicides, robberies, criminal assaults, holdups, burglaries, and deeds of maniacal insanity it (marijuana) causes each year, especially among the young, can only be conjectured."
Harry Anslinger
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| But what really got my attention was how many of the young drug users interviewed by the RG-J had experimented with marijuana before turning to meth. |
Wallstreet's Spontaneous Abortionists
There are 100,000 total marijuana smokers in the US, and most are Negroes, Hispanics, Filipinos and entertainers. Their Satanic music, jazz and swing, result from marijuana usage. This marijuana causes white women to seek sexual relations with Negroes, entertainers and any others.
-- Harry Anslinger,
1937 testimony to Congress in support of the Marijuana Tax Act.
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Guy W. Farmer, of Carson City, participated in the War on Drugs in seven countries
during his 28-year U.S. Foreign Service career. |
The Politics of Pot
Professor Lester Grinspoon, Harvard Medical School, USA
"Marijuana is one of the least toxic substances in the whole pharmacopoeia"
Demonizing Drugs
Panama Canal Zone Report, 1925
"There is no evidence...
that any deleterious influence on the individual using [cannabis]"
Another Sucker Mom's Take On The DEAth War
A Drug Warmongers Toll on the Americas
LaGuardia Commission Report, 1944
"Cannabis smoking] does not lead directly to mental or physical deterioration...
Those who have consumed marijuana for a period of years showed no mental or physical deterioration which may be attributed to the drug...
The use of marijuana does not lead to morphine or heroin or cocaine addiction and no effort is made to create a market for these narcotics by stimulating the practice of marijuana smoking"
Drug Czar's Office "Obsessed" With Marijuana
The Shafer Commission of 1970
"Marijuana does not lead to physical dependency, although some evidence indicates that the heavy, long-term users may develop a psychological dependence on the drug"
Former DEAth Merchant's Delusions
X Drug Czars Believe Their War Has Been Won
The USA Merck Manual of Diagnosis and Therapy 1987
"Cannabis can be used on an episodic but continual basis without evidence of social or psychic dysfunction. In many users the term dependence with its obvious connotations, probably is mis-applied... The chief opposition to the drug rests on a moral and political, and not toxicologic, foundation".
Virtues' of Ganja
Legitimizing Ganja
The Ganjawar Fraud
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Stokes
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That article pissed me off too, brother DdC.
Nice rebuttal.
Stokes
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DdC
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| Posted: Mon Jul 17, 2006 8:37 pm Post subject: If DEAth didn't lie we'ed never hear them... |
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One Soccer Mom's Take on the Drug War June 28, 2006
I figured the Tandy DEAth Corps had something driving such reefer mad nonsense...
Karen Tandy has a malign tumour on her back and is admitted to hospital, where the doctors believe that it's a living creature, and that a foetus is being born inside the growth. What lays in wait for Karen is far more terrifying than she can possibly imagine: the growth is actually a demonic, 3-foot tall, 400-year-old Native American. A way must be found to exorcise the demon before it's too late.
Another Sucker Mom for The DEAth War July 07, 2006
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| Marijuana is against the law because it's a dangerous, addictive drug. |
Is Marijuana Addictive? Perhaps Less So Than The Internet.
Analysis By Richard Cowan
NIDA, the National Institute on Drug Abuse, which funds roughly 85% of all research on "drug abuse" knows exactly what it is looking and paying for. Alan Leshner, the highly politicized head of NIDA, seems to be developing an ideology around "addiction" to justify the therapeutic state, i.e. a reason to arrest everyone for their own good. In fact, NIDA is so desperate to prove that marijuana is addictive that they have publicized studies in which rodents were injected with a synthetic cannabinoid receptor blocker in order to induce "withdrawal."
withdrawal
If you are a regular cannabis smoker (every day) and you stop smoking, you will experience some of the following withdrawal symptoms: restlessness, irritability, mild agitation, insomnia, nausea, sleep disturbance, sweats, and intense dreams. These symptoms however are mild and short-lived, lasting 2 to 4 days.
thegooddrugsguide
1. MARIJUANA and MEDICINE: Assessing The Science Base, pg 95
2. Lynn Zimmer, co-author 'Marijuana Myths, Marijuana Facts',
New Scientist online interview, 1998
3. MARIJUANA and MEDICINE: Assessing The Science Base, pg 90-91
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| This is a health issue. According to the American Lung Association, marijuana smoke contains 50 to 70 percent more cancer-causing material than cigarette smoke. |
No Link Between Marijuana Use and Lung Cancer
8. LUNG CLEANER AND EXPECTORANT
Cannabis is the best natural expectorant to clear the human lungs of smog, dust and the phlegm associated with tobacco use. Marijuana smoke effectively dilates the airways of the lungs, the bronchi, opening them to allow more oxygen into the lungs. It is also the best natural dilator of the tiny airways of the lungs, the bronchial tubes- making cannabis the best overall bronchial dilator for 80% of the population (the remaining 20% sometimes show minor negative reactions). (See Section on asthma-a disease that closes these passages in spasms-UCLA Tashkin studies, 1969-97; U.S. Costa Rican, 1980-82; Jamaican studies 1969-74, 76.)
Statistical evidence-showing up consistently as anamalies in matched populations-indicates that people who smoke tobacco cigarettes are usually better off and will live longer if they smoke cannabis moderately, too. (Jamaican, Costa Rican studies.)
Millions of Americans have given up or avoided smoking tobacco products in favor of cannabis, which is not good news to the powerful tobacco lobby-Senator Jesse Helms and his cohorts. A turn-of-the-century grandfather clause in U.S. tobacco law allows 400 to 6,000 additional chemicals to be added. Additions since then to the average tobacco cigarette are unknown, and the public in the U.S. has no right to know what they are. Many joggers and marathon runners feel cannabis use cleans their lungs, allowing better endurance. The evidence indicates that cannabis use will probably increase these outlaw American marijuana-users' lives by about one to two years-yet they may lose their rights, property, children, state licenses, etc., just for using that safest of substances: cannabis.
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| A June United Nations report refers to cannabis use as a "pandemic," noting an increase in cannabis- related health damage. |
United Nations Report Unintentionally Argues Against Prohibition
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| This might explain why more teens now enter treatment for marijuana dependency than for all other drugs combined, including alcohol. |
Most people imprisoned for low-level drug convictions in California and Arizona made plea bargains to avoid tougher charges. The Substance Abuse and Crime Prevention Act (Proposition 36) approved by California voters in 2000 allows people serving first- and second-time convictions for nonviolent drug possession or drug use to receive probation with drug treatment instead of prison. The RAND Corporation June 23, 2005
Mandatory Minimums
Prosecutors, not judges, have the discretion to decide whether to reduce a charge, whether to accept or deny a plea bargain, whether to reward or deny a defendant's "substantial assistance" or cooperation in the prosecution of someone else, and ultimately, to determine what the final sentence will be.
Source: Caulkins, J., et al., Mandatory Minimum Drug Sentences: Throwing Away the Key or the Taxpayers' Money? (Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 1997), pp. 16-18.
A Drug Warmongers Toll on the Americas
Therapeutic uses of cannabis by Jack Herer
1. ASTHMA
More than 15 million Americans are affected by asthma. Smoking cannabis (The "raw drug" as the AMA called it) would be beneficial for 80% of them and add 30-60 million person-years in the aggregate of extended life to current asthmatics over presently legal toxic medicines such as the Theophylline prescribed to children.
"Taking a hit of marijuana has been known to stop a full blown asthma attack."
(Personal communication with Dr. Donald Tashkin, December 12, 1989 and December 1, 1997.)
The use of cannabis for asthmatics goes back thousands of years in literature. American doctors of the last century wrote glowing reports in medical papers that asthma sufferers of the world would "bless" Indian hemp (cannabis) all their lives.
Today, of the 16 million American asthma sufferers, only those living in California, Arizona and Nevada, with a doctor's recommendation can legally grow and use cannabis medicines, even though it is generally the most effective treatment for asthma.
(Tashkin, Dr Donald, UCLA Pulmonary Studies (for smoked marijuana), 1969-97; Ibid., asthma studies, 1969-1976; Cohen, Sidney, & Stillman, Therapeutic Potential of Marijuana, 1976; Life Insurance Actuarial rates; Life shortening effects of childhood asthma, 1983.)
Czar Waldo's Pimp Patrol
"Today's DEA arrest of Marc Scott Emery, publisher of Cannabis Culture Magazine, and the founder of a marijuana legalization group, is a significant blow not only to the marijuana trafficking trade in the U.S. and Canada, but also to the marijuana legalization movement. ... Hundreds of thousands of dollars of Emery's illicit profits are known to have been channeled to marijuana legalization groups active in the United States and Canada."[/b]
Tandy's office has declined to comment about the statement, but locally, federal prosecutors have distanced themselves from her remarks.
The Ganjawar Fraud...
How Marijuana Unavailability Leads to Use of Harder Drugs (1969)
"You're enough of a pro," Nixon tells Shafer, "to know that for you to come out with something that would run counter to what the Congress feels and what the country feels, and what we're planning to do, would make your commission just look bad as hell."
No Link Between Marijuana Use and Lung Cancer
Cannabidiol Dramatically Inhibits Breast Cancer
The Shafer Commission of 1970
Marijuana does not lead to physical dependency,
although some evidence indicates that the heavy,
long-term users may develop a psychological dependence on the drug"
Pot Potency? Boomers' blissfully unfazed by mere facts.
Dishonest Science meets Irresponsible Journalism
" The LaGardia sub-committee of New York 1944
The use of marijuana does not lead to morphine or heroin or cocaine addiction and no effort is made to create a market for these narcotics by stimulating the practice of marijuana smoking"
Organic aid for addictions
Organic aid for cocaine addiction, other addictions as well
The implementation of organic psychedelics, hallucinogens, entheogens...
whatever one chooses to call them, I prefer entheogens...
in personal practice is a natural method of understanding addiction and is more efficient than most conventional techniques. Study is furthered when practiced with one other individual, preferably well trained in psychology-this includes individuals usually considered shamans. We do not need the pharmaceutical solution offered at the end of the provided article. Salvia Divinorum, a potent entheogen, can be administered as a natural agent to aid in the recovery from cocaine addiction.
Information on Salvia and Dynorphin
Erowid: SALVIA
ibogaine's/Addiction Treatment Strives for Legitimacy
The Staten Island Project: The Ibogaine Story
Scientists Test Hallucinogens for Mental Ills
For Heroin Addicts, A Bizarre Remedy
Ayahuasca Tourism in South America
Ganja Could Help Cocaine Addicts Kick Habit
Cannabis anti-addictive
And I will raise up for them a plant of renown,
and they shall be no more consumed with hunger in the land,
neither bear the shame of the heathen any more.
Ezekiel 34:29
Ganja: The Tree of Life
Study Turns Pot Wisdom on Head
Forget the stereotype about dopey potheads.
It seems marijuana could be good for your brain. While other studies have shown that periodic use of marijuana can cause memory loss and impair learning and a host of other health problems down the road, new research suggests the drug could have some benefits when administered regularly in a highly potent form. Most "drugs of abuse" such as alcohol, heroin, cocaine and nicotine suppress growth of new brain cells. However, researchers found that cannabinoids promoted generation of new neurons in rats' hippocampuses.
Drugwar Lies Linked to Schizophrenia
Cannabis 'could reverse psychosis'
Dr. Heath/Tulane Study, 1974
The Hype: Brain Damage and Dead Monkeys
In 1974, California Governor Ronald Reagan was asked about decriminalizing marijuana. After producing the Heath/Tulane University study, the so-called "Great Communicator" proclaimed, "The most reliable scientific sources say permanent brain damage is one of the inevitable results of the use of marijuana."
(L.A. Times)
The Facts: Suffocation of Research Animals
The Myth of Potent Pot by Daniel Forbes
The White House drug czars ludicrous pot potency claim.
U.S. GOVT. COVERS UP MARIJUANA CANCER CURE!
Last year, Spanish scientists found evidence that marijuana can (destroy) tumors in rats. But that came as (no surprise) to US. health (officials), (who quickly (deep sixed) the report). (Drug-war-obsessed federal officials) (have known) about the (cancer-beating) properties of (pot) for (more than 25 years) and have kept it a (secret) from (the public)!
Cannabis Shrinks Tumors: Government Knew in 74
Drug Czar Manipulating Data in a Report to Congress
Marijuana Drug Czar Distorts Report
Maybe John Walters, unbeknown to us, has medical expertise beyond that of the world's leading physicians and researchers. Or maybe he's lying in a desperate attempt to save a collapsing policy.
Facts on the Drug Czar's Accounting Fraud
Anti-pot propaganda 14 Mar, 2005
US feds are addicted to making up fake anti-pot news.
What the WHO doesn't want you to know about cannabis
The report concludes, for example, that "in developed societies cannabis appears to play little role in injuries caused by violence, as does alcohol". It also says that while the evidence for fetal alcohol syndrome is "good", the evidence that cannabis can harm fetal development is "far from conclusive"
D.E.A. Confirms Grounds To Remove Cannabis from Sch#1
Police officials lied to toughen laws...
How The Canadian Media Import Counterfeit News From The States.
The Drug Czar Lies
... and Even The Best Papers Dont Check the Facts.
The New York Times Pushes Fact Free Journalism
This article was cited in the Canadian Parliament as proof that Canada cannot even decriminalize cannabis because of US opposition, causing costly cross-border delays. Lies have consequences, which is why people lie.
Bad research makes headlines
Marijuana-Based Drug Could Curb Brain Damage
Smoking Pot Doesn't Harm Brain Function - Study
Marijuana: Good for The Brain
Indian Hemp Drugs Commission, 1894
Addiction: A Brain Ailment, Not a Moral Lapse
Marijuana May Live Up To Be The Elixir of Life
A study by University of Saskatchewan researchers suggests beneficial aspects of smoking marijuana at least among rats, who appear to have sprouted new brain cells and besides benefiting from reduced depression and anxiety. The study's results appearing in the 'Journal of Clinical Investigation' have actually given a fillip to the traditional and mythological view that associates the addictive weed in some ways with immortality.
Only the Stoners Will Survive!
ISRAEL WIRE: Marijuana Substitute Combats Nerve Gas
The best available protection against nerve gas attack comes from an Israeli-made synthetic equivalent of marijuana, U.S. military experiments have shown.
Marijuana Protects Your Brain by Dana Larsen
Studies reveal that marijuana protects against brain damage from stroke,
heart attacks, and nerve gas.
Could Medical Marijuana Have Prevented Gulf War Syndrome?
Derivative Combats Nerve Gas, Say Israeli Reports
Israel To Soothe Trauma With Marijuana
Under an experimental programme, Delta-9 tetrohydrocannabinol (THC), the active ingredient found in the cannabis plant, will be administered to 15 soldiers over the next several months in an effort to fight post-traumatic stress disorder.
Medical Marijuana Information Links
Pot Shots for Israeli Soldiers
Study: Marijuana Eases Traumatic Memories
Pot Blocks Painful Memories, Study Says
Marijuana May Spur New Brain Cells
Marijuana Compound Spurs Brain Cell Growth
Marijuana may block Alzheimer's
Cannabis prevents brain damage
Science Daddies Rejoice: Marijuana Prevents Brain Damage!
Cannabis Blocks Irreversible Brain Damage
Cannabis May Prevent Brain Damage
National Institute of Mental Health Study, But Reported In British Media
Deaths in the United States in a typical year are as follows
* Tobacco kills about 400,000
* Alcohol kills about 80,000
* Workplace accidents kill 60,000
* Automobiles kill 40,000
* Cocaine kills about 2,500
* Heroin kills about 2,000
* Aspirin kills about 2,000
* Marijuana kills 0
There has never been a recorded death due to marijuana at any time in US history.
All illegal drugs combined kill under 20,000 per year, or a small percent of the number killed by alcohol and tobacco.
Tobacco kills more people each year than all of the people killed by all of the illegal drugs in the last one hundred years
The USA Merck Manual of Diagnosis and Therapy 1987
"Cannabis can be used on an episodic but continual basis without evidence of social or psychic dysfunction. In many users the term dependence with its obvious connotations, probably is mis-applied...
The chief opposition to the drug rests on a moral and political, and not toxicologic, foundation".
The Economist March 28th 1992
"Medicines often produce side effects.
Sometimes they are physically unpleasant.
Cannabis too has discomforting side effects,
but these are not physical they are political"
Bush's War on Pot
It is enough that the people know there was an election.
The people who cast the votes decide nothing.
The people who count the votes decide everything.
Joseph Stalin
"To say that the [Bush-Cheney] secret presidency is undemocratic is an understatement. I'm anything but skittish about government, but I must say this administration is truly scary and, given the times we live in, frighteningly dangerous."
- former Nixon White House counsel JOHN DEAN
Drugs and Fire, an analogy
This is just from a little mental goofing-off, but I got to thinking about using fire as an analogy for drug use and the drug war. Like fire, drug use can be very beneficial or it can be harmful, depending on how it's used, but with a little common sense, it can be quite safe.
In this particular analogy, the establishment has decided that only fire in corporate-sold furnaces is acceptable, and all other use of fire must be extinguished.
Prohibitionists (again, in this analogy) decide that the way to accomplish this is to destroy the fire utterly... by throwing dynamite at it. On occasion, the resulting explosion will temporarily suppress the fire from the lack of oxygen, but more often, it spreads the fire further in an unchecked manner -- plus it causes enormous collateral damage.
Most reformers say that fire is our friend, as long as it's controlled. They like cooking with fire, and even just sitting around and watching a candle or a bonfire (although it's become much more dangerous to do so now that some crazed prohibitionist might show up and throw dynamite at it).
There are also some people who think fire is bad, but are smart enough to realize that throwing dynamite at it is stupid and ineffective. So they lobby for fire safety instruction and encourage people not to have fires, or if they do, to just have those little tea-light candles. Prohibitionists say that even that is unacceptable.
Conversations with prohibitionists tend to go like this:
Prohibitionist: How can you sit there and actually promote the use of fire? Don't you know about the little girl that was burned to death in a house fire?
Reformer: Uh, ... you threw dynamite at that fire.
Prohibitionist: She was burned to death. Fire caused that, not the dynamite.
Reformer: Uh, no. They were having a cook-out on the grill. You threw dynamite on the charcoal and the explosion spread the fire to the house...
Prohibitionist: See? It was fire. How dare you promote the death of little girls, you pyromaniac!
Meanwhile, the dynamite manufacturers and the dynamite throwers union lobby for increased use of dynamite fire-fighting, and new laws that would allow them to blow up sticks and other items that could be used in making a fire.
Prohibitionists: Saving children by throwing dynamite at fires.
Hey, it makes about as much sense as the drug war.
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