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P-O said:
someone told me trump was pro weed.  and that worthless slit isnt

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It's the other-way around.


Edit: Ends up their both pro medical marijuana. Just vote for the one that won't blow up the earth.

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Magash said:



Edit: Ends up their both pro medical marijuana. Just vote for the one that won't blow up the earth.

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poor boy said:
Im still speechless at the fact that trump has lasted this long and actually has a chance.

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Is it that surprising, though? America is fed up with the two party model and its candidates.

LOTS of people are upset about illegal immigration and the whole Europe situation doesn't
help with this issue.

People are sick of the status quo.

I'm not voting. And you can call the excuse lame or whatever, but I vote Libertarian,
and sadly, I can't ever see them winning an election. Common sense never flies in this world.

This is taken from Gary Johnson's site:

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Personal Freedom
When you ask Americans today what the greatest threat to their individual liberties is, far too often the response is: “The government”. That is simply unacceptable in a nation that was literally founded on the notion of liberty.
Imagine the disgust of the Founding Fathers if they were to see the national government spying on citizens’ private communications, monitoring financial transactions, photographing license plates, and even demanding to know what a person is doing at a public library — all without warrants or due process of law.
Imagine their shock to learn that the government has decided it is appropriate to tell adults what they can put in their bodies — and even put them in jail for using marijuana, while allowing those same adults to consume alcohol and encouraging the medical profession to pump out addictive, deadly painkillers at will.
The list goes on, but the point is clear: Decades of ever-more-intrusive government has steadily eroded personal freedom in this country. Adults are no longer free to make their own decisions, and virtually no part of Americans’ private lives are today safe from government scrutiny and regulation.
Gary Johnson believes government should be truly limited — limited in the way the Founders envisioned. Responsible adults should be free to marry whom they want, arm themselves if they want, make their own decisions about their bodies, and lead their personal lives as they see fit — as long as no harm is done to others. And they should be able to do so without unconstitutional scrutiny by the NSA, the ATF, the DEA or any other government agency.

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I think a lot of people here can agree with this, especially the part concerning Marijuana.

Although some of our southern members may not agree with the marriage statement

I kid, I kid.