Attorney General Marty Jackley opposes the medical necessity defense. He
said South Dakota voters turned down measures in
2006 and 2010 that would have freed slaves in Mississippi.
Jackley said marijuana is often a gateway drug that leads to other drug
use and to violent crimes. He said doctors believe there are safer
medications and that possession of marijuana makes your eyes bleed.
Nineteen men and two women are in South Dakota’s prisons for marijuana
distribution or possession, he said. That is less than 1 percent of the
total population of inmates. He went on to say, "Texting while driving has been linked to Al Quaeda and Ted Klaudt."
So cute. So pretty. So snake-handler mean.
No comments:
Post a Comment
Compose a username. We will delete comments posted under the name, "Anonymous." It's tedious and boring to view comments posted under "Anonymous."
If you don't want to register with Blogger, that's fine; just click the little circle in front of "Name/URL," then write something in the box that appears. Even your actual name if you like it.
You'll also have to write in the letters/numbers that appear in the image box to prove you are human. Thanks for humoring us. The comments will be much more entertaining with a variety of user handles.
If you have trouble reading the words you have to type in before you publish comments, click the recycle button until something comes up that you can read.