"TonyZ2001" <tonyz2001@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20041121082904.08086.00001009@mb-m05.aol.com...

You Liberals are the one's who are screwed up and backwards; if we were to
legalize drugs you would see the use of all drugs rise dramatically, crime
would rise along with it and the system would be overwhelmed.

But I think that's exactly what you wacky Liberals would like to see

happen to

our society.

Tony

Besides, if drugs were made legal, the street value of Tony's oxycodone
stash woudl plummet!

In article <Rhfnd.3236663$yk.504699@news.easynews.com>, Jean Guernon <jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote:

Woodswun a écrit:

In article <86Umd.5280375$6p.853216@news.easynews.com>, Jean Guernon

<jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote:

Dani a écrit:

On Wed, 17 Nov 2004 09:59:39 GMT, Jean Guernon
<jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote:

You mean my smoking pit in the 70s. Sure. And Dani smokes pot,.

Ah that would be smok(ed) - note the *past tense* why do you say
"smokes" as if I do it now?

And also - why only mention me? There's plenty of others here on this
group who have smoked in the past.

Dani

Sure, I don't know any who said it here, but no doubt most of the people
here smoked pot in the past, and it is not a crime. But there is nothing
one can convey to this little ***** tw.

Can't you explain to him that having pot is not a crime whether you get
caught or not?

It is a crime to possess pot in many parts of the States, Jean, even in small

amounts. In some states it's been decriminalized, so it's similar to a

speeding

ticket.

Woods

Bah, it is an infraction. The question is, would that act make you
criminal. Answer truthfully Woods.

Are you asking me technically/legally, or do I think it *ought* to make you a
criminal? (And I only thought to ask that because I read another post of
yours).

Yes, in some places, possession of pot is a misdemeanor, which technically makes
you a criminal if you are caught and convicted.

No, I do not think possession of any kind of drug should be a criminal offense,

any more than I think possession of a gun should be a criminal offense.

I think
the government should keep it's nose out of people's private business and let
them live or screw up their lives any way they want. A different matter if
someone is messing with someone *else's* life, but that's not what we're talking
about here.

Woods

Dani a écrit:

On Wed, 17 Nov 2004 09:59:39 GMT, Jean Guernon
<jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote:

You mean my smoking pit in the 70s. Sure. And Dani smokes pot,.

Ah that would be smok(ed) - note the *past tense* why do you say
"smokes" as if I do it now?

And also - why only mention me? There's plenty of others here on this
group who have smoked in the past.

Dani

Sure, I don't know any who said it here, but no doubt most of the people
here smoked pot in the past, and it is not a crime. But there is nothing
one can convey to this little ***** tw.
Can't you explain to him that having pot is not a crime whether you get
caught or not?

On Wed, 17 Nov 2004 09:59:39 GMT, Jean Guernon
<jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote:

You mean my smoking pit in the 70s. Sure. And Dani smokes pot,.

Ah that would be smok(ed) - note the *past tense* why do you say
"smokes" as if I do it now?

And also - why only mention me? There's plenty of others here on this
group who have smoked in the past.

Bah, it doesn't say that. So who were you there on that group?

J.

From: Gerald D'Aoust <gdaoust@i...>

Dear Jean,

sorry about my late reply but just wanted to say that I did my best to
deliver your book to Elsa on Sunday afternoon... as you publically
undirectly asked me on this list and I held my promise and went... and
finally met with her later on in the afternoon. I have to say that I'm
still a little shaken up from that visit.

However, I drove by her father's (Leo) place and had a great time
discussing with him. Later, I had the pleasure to meet with Marie-Claire,
his wife who had been blueberry picking for a few hours. They told me lots
of things about you, who 23 years ago, madly fell in love for some bizarre
reason with their 4 years old oldest daughter. I have to tell you that
Marie-Claire had lots to say... a bit too much actually. She said that you
were very intelligent... but, she said other things too which were not sooo
pleasant.

A little while later, Elsa arrived with her hubby-boyfriend, Gaby, and
their 3 nice kids. Gaby is a nice, happy going, built like an ox,
lumberjack... and the 3 kids are really nice. Elsa looked pretty good, much
better than the last time when she saw me at her door around the First of
the Year, when she was awfully sick, she told me.

To be honest with you, Jean, none of them want to even hear about you...
and I had to come back with your book and only Leo took the time to look at
at it and verify your handwriting... None of them believefd that it was
normal for a full grown man to fall in love with a baby girl who had not
yet learnt how to express herself... and bother her for sooo long.

Honestly, they made a few jokes about the bio-chemistry which you were
delighting in studying... in those days???

None want to hear from you... and I could tell you the reasons in private
if you wish to review the past?

Take care, Bud... and let me know what I should do with the book?... and
sorry for the sad news that Elsa's love is definitely for someone else.

Gérald

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