Marijuana Sales Fund Antiviolence Programs In Chicago For Summer – CBS2 (Chicago)

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Yossarian
4 years ago

I wonder how many “revruns” and “community activists” got their hands in this pot of gold.

Debtsor
4 years ago

https://anncoulter.com/2019/05/15/these-are-real-high-crimes/ “Contrary to the image of potheads as peaceful stoners, “cannabis-dependent psychotic patients were four times as likely to be violent,” Alex Berenson writes in his magnificent new book, Tell Your Children: The Truth About Marijuana, Mental Illness, and Violence. “No other factor was nearly as important. Alcohol use, which was common among the patients, made no difference.” So where are all the marijuana-induced murders? As Berenson says, they’re hiding in plain sight. But until you’re told about the cannabis-psychosis link, you don’t even notice. Crime reporters don’t want to look uncool by asking about the perp’s marijuana use, and, inasmuch as… Read more »

Aaron
4 years ago
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In other news, every violent criminal drank water prior to the crime. Water drinking correlates 100% to violent criminals. Tell your children about the risk of drinking water.

Rudy G's MyPillow
4 years ago
Reply to  Aaron

Water is a “gateway” to a life of violence and criminal behavior.

Ex Illini
4 years ago

Well so far those programs aren’t very effective.

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