It is now widely recognized that alcoholism is a'disease'. aren't thrown by us and ruin their lives, we treat them. On the gin that gave them the disease they've paid their tax of course, so it's legal.
Conventional wisdom that is anti-marijuana will step up to say that it is not regulated, and I may possibly harm myself. No person in history has ever died of a marijuana overdose. Not one. You can not kill yourself with marijuana, even if you try really hard. Is you will fall asleep after eating yet another cookie that you didn't actually need.
After all, unless a husband and wife die at precisely the same moment, we all are destined to become either a widow or widower. Perhaps it is best that this happens while we're still vital to seek out Recommended Reading another lover. Perhaps is worse than it is for the one who 22, for the one who lives.
Meanwhile, 18 states have enacted laws to legalize medical marijuana, 10 states have laws pending, and two states have gone so far as to decriminalize recreational marijuana use.
Today April 20th, has become the official day for medical marijuana. However still illegal in the US, unless you've got prescription or a medical marijuana card in certain states. Though that is still debatable among the FBI and other officials, but this is a topic for another time.
Not sure what the mantra is with this one. Nothing is more indicative of a police state today than the impunity with which police officers act? In any story about excessive police force and the most the department ever says is they are conducting an investigation, which is always hindered by the code of silence that officers manage one another. Even when they are discovered to be in error they are punished with paid leave. Police officers are unaccountable for their actions. Whilst the police force grows, both in amount and in arms, brutality in this way is going to become increasingly more common.
10 P.M. (TNT) MEN OF A CERTAIN AGE Joe (Ray Romano) attempts to schedule golf practice into his routine, Owen (Andre Braugher) finds that his new job is wreaking havoc on his family life, and Terry (Scott Bakula) must confront his past.