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boundary=Apple-Mail-1--386249096\r\n\r\n\r\n--Apple-Mail-1--386249 096\r\nContent-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable\r\nContent-Type: text/plain;\ r\n\tcharset=WINDOWS-1252;\r\n\tdelsp=yes;\r\n\tformat=flowed\r\n\r\nEXCELLENT. judy\r\n\r\n\r\nOn Jul 9, 2007, at 7:23 AM, John Spurrier wrote:\r\n\r\n> It\' s time to end costly, unfair marijuana prohibition\r\n> Kathleen Parker\r\n> Ori ginally published July 9, 2007\r\n> WASHINGTON // News that Al Gore\'s 24-year-o ld son, Al Gore III, was =20=\r\n\r\n> busted for pot and assorted prescription\ r\n> pills last week unleashed a torrent of mirth in certain quarters. =20\r\n> Gore-phobes on the Internet apparently view the\r\n> son\'s arrest and incarcera tion as comeuppance for the father\'s =20\r\n> shortcomings. Especially rich was the fact that\r\n> young Al was driving a Toyota Prius when he was pulled over for going =20=\r\n\r\n> 100 mph - just as Papa Gore was set to\r\n> preside over concerts during a seven-continent Live Earth celebration =20=\r\n\r\n> to raise awareness about global warming.\r\n> =A0\r\n>\r\n> =A0\r\n> Whatever one may fe el about the former vice president\'s environmental =20=\r\n\r\n> obsessions, hi s son\'s problems are no one\'s\r\n> cause for celebration. The younger Mr. Gore \'s high-profile arrest =20\r\n> does, however, offer Americans an opportunity t o\r\n> get real about drug prohibition, and especially about marijuana laws.\r\n > For the record, I have no interest in marijuana except as a public =20\r\n> po licy matter. My personal drug of choice is a\r\n> heavenly elixir made from crus hed grapes. Tasty, attractive and highly =\r\n=20\r\n> ritualized in our culture , wine and other\r\n> alcoholic beverages are approved for responsible use despi te the fact =20=\r\n\r\n> that alcoholism and attendant problems\r\n> are a plag ue, while responsible use of a weed that, at worst, makes =20=\r\n\r\n> people b oring and hungry is criminal. Pot\r\n> smokers might revolt if they weren\'t so mellow.\r\n> =A0\r\n> Efforts over the past few decades to relax marijuana laws have been =20=\r\n\r\n> moderately successful. Twelve states\r\n> have decrimina lized marijuana, which usually means no prison or =20\r\n> criminal record for f irst-time possession of\r\n> small amounts for personal use. Yet even now, feder al law enforcement =20=\r\n\r\n> agents raid the homes of terminally\r\n> ill pa tients who use marijuana for relief from suffering in states =20\r\n> where medi cal marijuana use is permitted.\r\n> Beyond the medical issue is the practical q uestion of criminalizing =20=\r\n\r\n> otherwise good citizens for consuming a\r \n> nontoxic substance - described by the British medical journal Lancet =20=\r\ n\r\n> as less harmful to health than alcohol\r\n> or tobacco - at great economi c and social cost. Each year, more than =20=\r\n\r\n> 700,000 people are arreste d for\r\n> marijuana-related offenses at a cost of more than $7 billion, =20\r\n > according to the Marijuana Policy Project.\r\n> If marijuana were legalized, r egulated and taxed at the rates applied =20=\r\n\r\n> to alcohol and tobacco, re venues\r\n> would reach about $6.2 billion annually, according to an open letter =20=\r\n\r\n> signed by 500 economists who urged\r\n> President Bush and other public officials to debate marijuana =20\r\n> prohibition. Among those economist s were\r\n> three Nobel Prize winners, including the late Milton Friedman of =20 \r\n> Stanford\'s Hoover Institution. Mr. Friedman\r\n> and others were acting i n response to a 2005 report on the budgetary =20=\r\n\r\n> implications of marij uana prohibition\r\n> by Jeffrey Miron, visiting professor of economics at Harva rd. By Mr. =20=\r\n\r\n> Miron\'s estimate, regulating marijuana\r\n> would save about $7.7 billion annually in government prohibition =20\r\n> enforcement - $2 .4 billion at the federal\r\n> level and $5.3 billion at the state and local lev els. Add to that =20\r\n> amount income taxes that would have\r\n> to be paid by marijuana producers. Drug dealers don\'t pay taxes, after =\r\n=20\r\n> all. No r do they concern themselves\r\n> much with rules of the workplace and worker we lfare. Mr. Miron argues =20=\r\n\r\n> that legalizing marijuana would not\r\n> i ncrease use because decriminalization hasn\'t increased use. But, he =20=\r\n\r\ n> says, legalization would reduce crime\r\n> by neutralizing dealers and elimin ating the violent black market.\r\n> Legalizing marijuana isn\'t an endorsement of underage or irresponsible =\r\n=20\r\n> use. Best would be that everyone\r\n> deal with life unmedicated, but adults arguably have a right to amuse =20=\r\n\ r\n> themselves in ways that don\'t harm\r\n> others. While some may balk at the idea of legalized pot, it seems =20\r\n> clear that some remedy is in order. At \r\n> the very least, a fresh debate free of politics and bureaucratic =20\r\n> self-interest is overdue. Maybe Al Gore\r\n> could moderate.\r\n> =A0\r\n> Kathl een Parker\'s syndicated column appears Mondays and Fridays in The =\r\n=20\r\n> Sun. Her e-mail is kparker@kparker.com.\r\n>\r\n>\r\n>\r\n> See what you=92re g etting into=85before you go there. Check it out! =20=\r\n\r\n> _________________ ______________________________\r\n> Discussion mailing list\r\n> Discussion@char lesvillage.info\r\n> http://charlesvillage.info/mailman/listinfo/=20\r\n> discus sion_charlesvillage.info\r\n\r\n--Apple-Mail-1--386249096\r\nContent-Transfer-En coding: quoted-printable\r\nContent-Type: text/enriched;\r\n\tcharset=WINDOWS-12 52\r\n\r\nEXCELLENT. judy\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nOn Jul 9, 2007, at 7:23 AM, John Spur rier wrote:\r\n\r\n\r\n<excerpt><bold><bigger>It\'s time to end costly, unfair m arijuana\r\nprohibition</bigger></bold>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>Kathleen Parker</x- tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>Originally published July 9, 2007</x-tad-bigger >\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>WASHINGTON // News that Al Gore\'s 24-year-old son, Al\r\ nGore III, was busted for pot and assorted prescription</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x -tad-bigger>pills last week unleashed a torrent of mirth in certain\r\nquarters. Gore-phobes on the Internet apparently view the =\r\n</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x- tad-bigger>son\'s arrest and incarceration as comeuppance for the\r\nfather\'s s hortcomings. Especially rich was the fact that </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-big ger>young Al was driving a Toyota Prius when he was pulled\r\nover for going 100 mph - just as Papa Gore was set to </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>preside over concerts during a seven-continent Live\r\nEarth celebration to raise aware ness about global =\r\nwarming.</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>=A0</x-tad-b igger>\r\n\r\n\r\n=A0\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>Whatever one may feel about the forme r vice president\'s\r\nenvironmental obsessions, his son\'s problems are no one\ 's =\r\n</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>cause for celebration. The younger Mr. Gore\'s\r\nhigh-profile arrest does, however, offer Americans an opportunity to =\r\n</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>get real about drug prohibition, a nd especially about\r\nmarijuana laws. </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>For the record, I have no interest in marijuana except\r\nas a public policy matter. My personal drug of choice is a =\r\n</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>heave nly elixir made from crushed grapes. Tasty,\r\nattractive and highly ritualized in our culture, wine and other =\r\n</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>alcohol ic beverages are approved for responsible use\r\ndespite the fact that alcoholis m and attendant problems </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>are a plague, whil e responsible use of a weed that, at\r\nworst, makes people boring and hungry is criminal. Pot </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>smokers might revolt if they weren\'t so =\r\nmellow.</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>=A0</x-tad-bigger> \r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>Efforts over the past few decades to relax marijuana\r\nla ws have been moderately successful. Twelve states </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad- bigger>have decriminalized marijuana, which usually means no\r\nprison or crimin al record for first-time possession of </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>smal l amounts for personal use. Yet even now, federal\r\nlaw enforcement agents raid the homes of terminally </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>ill patients who u se marijuana for relief from suffering\r\nin states where medical marijuana use is permitted. </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>Beyond the medical issue is t he practical question of\r\ncriminalizing otherwise good citizens for consuming a </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>nontoxic substance - described by the Bri tish medical\r\njournal Lancet as less harmful to health than alcohol </x-tad-bi gger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>or tobacco - at great economic and social cost. Each\ r\nyear, more than 700,000 people are arrested for</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad- bigger>marijuana-related offenses at a cost of more than $7\r\nbillion, accordin g to the Marijuana Policy Project. </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>If marij uana were legalized, regulated and taxed at the\r\nrates applied to alcohol and tobacco, revenues </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>would reach about $6.2 bi llion annually, according to an\r\nopen letter signed by 500 economists who urge d </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>President Bush and other public officials to debate\r\nmarijuana prohibition. Among those economists were </x-tad-bigger> \r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>three Nobel Prize winners, including the late Milton\r\nFr iedman of Stanford\'s Hoover Institution. Mr. Friedman </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x -tad-bigger>and others were acting in response to a 2005 report on\r\nthe budget ary implications of marijuana prohibition </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>b y Jeffrey Miron, visiting professor of economics at\r\nHarvard. By Mr. Miron\'s estimate, regulating marijuana </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>would save a bout $7.7 billion annually in government\r\nprohibition enforcement - $2.4 billi on at the federal </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>level and $5.3 billion at the state and local levels.\r\nAdd to that amount income taxes that would have </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>to be paid by marijuana producers. Drug dea lers don\'t\r\npay taxes, after all. Nor do they concern themselves</x-tad-bigge r>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>much with rules of the workplace and worker welfare. Mr. \r\nMiron argues that legalizing marijuana would not </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-t ad-bigger>increase use because decriminalization hasn\'t increased\r\nuse. But, he says, legalization would reduce crime </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>by neutralizing dealers and eliminating the violent\r\nblack market. </x-tad-bigge r>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>Legalizing marijuana isn\'t an endorsement of underage o r\r\nirresponsible use. Best would be that everyone </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-ta d-bigger>deal with life unmedicated, but adults arguably have a\r\nright to amus e themselves in ways that don\'t harm </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>other s. While some may balk at the idea of legalized\r\npot, it seems clear that some remedy is in order. At </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>the very least, a f resh debate free of politics and\r\nbureaucratic self-interest is overdue. Maybe Al Gore </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>could moderate.</x-tad-bigger>\r\n \r\n<x-tad-bigger>=A0</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>Kathleen Parker\'s syn dicated column appears Mondays and\r\nFridays in The Sun. Her e-mail is kparker@ kparker.com.</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>See what you=92re g etting into=85before you go there.\r\n</x-tad-bigger><color><param>0000,0000,EEE E</param><x-tad-bigger>Check\r\nit out!</x-tad-bigger></color><x-tad-bigger>\r\n </x-tad-bigger>_______________________________________________\r\n\r\nDiscussion mailing list\r\n\r\nDiscussion@charlesvillage.info\r\n\r\n=\r\nhttp://charlesvi llage.info/mailman/listinfo/discussion_charlesvillage.info=\r\n\r\n\r\n</excerpt >=\r\n\r\n--Apple-Mail-1--386249096--\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n--===============0706644902 ==\r\nContent-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"\r\nMIME-Version: 1.0\r\nConte nt-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit\r\nContent-Disposition: inline\r\n\r\n_______________ ________________________________\r\nDiscussion mailing list\r\nDiscussion@charle svillage.info\r\nhttp://charlesvillage.info/mailman/listinfo/discussion_charlesv illage.info\r\n\r\n--===============0706644902==--\r\n\r\n'
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boundary=Apple-Mail-1--386249096\r\n\r\ n\r\n--Apple-Mail-1--386249096\r\nContent-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable\r\ nContent-Type: text/plain;\r\n\tcharset=WINDOWS-1252;\r\n\tdelsp=yes;\r\n\tforma t=flowed\r\n\r\nEXCELLENT. judy\r\n\r\n\r\nOn Jul 9, 2007, at 7:23 AM, John Sp urrier wrote:\r\n\r\n> It\'s time to end costly, unfair marijuana prohibition\r\ n> Kathleen Parker\r\n> Originally published July 9, 2007\r\n> WASHINGTON // New s that Al Gore\'s 24-year-old son, Al Gore III, was =20=\r\n\r\n> busted for pot and assorted prescription\r\n> pills last week unleashed a torrent of mirth in certain quarters. =20\r\n> Gore-phobes on the Internet apparently view the\r\n> son\'s arrest and incarceration as comeuppance for the father\'s =20\r\n> shortc omings. Especially rich was the fact that\r\n> young Al was driving a Toyota Pri us when he was pulled over for going =20=\r\n\r\n> 100 mph - just as Papa Gore w as set to\r\n> preside over concerts during a seven-continent Live Earth celebra tion =20=\r\n\r\n> to raise awareness about global warming.\r\n> =A0\r\n>\r\n> = A0\r\n> Whatever one may feel about the former vice president\'s environmental = 20=\r\n\r\n> obsessions, his son\'s problems are no one\'s\r\n> cause for celebr ation. The younger Mr. Gore\'s high-profile arrest =20\r\n> does, however, offer Americans an opportunity to\r\n> get real about drug prohibition, and especiall y about marijuana laws.\r\n> For the record, I have no interest in marijuana exc ept as a public =20\r\n> policy matter. My personal drug of choice is a\r\n> hea venly elixir made from crushed grapes. Tasty, attractive and highly =\r\n=20\r\n > ritualized in our culture, wine and other\r\n> alcoholic beverages are approve d for responsible use despite the fact =20=\r\n\r\n> that alcoholism and attenda nt problems\r\n> are a plague, while responsible use of a weed that, at worst, m akes =20=\r\n\r\n> people boring and hungry is criminal. Pot\r\n> smokers might revolt if they weren\'t so mellow.\r\n> =A0\r\n> Efforts over the past few decad es to relax marijuana laws have been =20=\r\n\r\n> moderately successful. Twelve states\r\n> have decriminalized marijuana, which usually means no prison or =20 \r\n> criminal record for first-time possession of\r\n> small amounts for person al use. Yet even now, federal law enforcement =20=\r\n\r\n> agents raid the home s of terminally\r\n> ill patients who use marijuana for relief from suffering in states =20\r\n> where medical marijuana use is permitted.\r\n> Beyond the medic al issue is the practical question of criminalizing =20=\r\n\r\n> otherwise good citizens for consuming a\r\n> nontoxic substance - described by the British med ical journal Lancet =20=\r\n\r\n> as less harmful to health than alcohol\r\n> or tobacco - at great economic and social cost. Each year, more than =20=\r\n\r\n> 700,000 people are arrested for\r\n> marijuana-related offenses at a cost of mo re than $7 billion, =20\r\n> according to the Marijuana Policy Project.\r\n> If marijuana were legalized, regulated and taxed at the rates applied =20=\r\n\r\n> to alcohol and tobacco, revenues\r\n> would reach about $6.2 billion annually, according to an open letter =20=\r\n\r\n> signed by 500 economists who urged\r\n > President Bush and other public officials to debate marijuana =20\r\n> prohibi tion. Among those economists were\r\n> three Nobel Prize winners, including the late Milton Friedman of =20\r\n> Stanford\'s Hoover Institution. Mr. Friedman\r\ n> and others were acting in response to a 2005 report on the budgetary =20=\r\n \r\n> implications of marijuana prohibition\r\n> by Jeffrey Miron, visiting prof essor of economics at Harvard. By Mr. =20=\r\n\r\n> Miron\'s estimate, regulatin g marijuana\r\n> would save about $7.7 billion annually in government prohibitio n =20\r\n> enforcement - $2.4 billion at the federal\r\n> level and $5.3 billion at the state and local levels. Add to that =20\r\n> amount income taxes that wo uld have\r\n> to be paid by marijuana producers. Drug dealers don\'t pay taxes, after =\r\n=20\r\n> all. Nor do they concern themselves\r\n> much with rules of the workplace and worker welfare. Mr. Miron argues =20=\r\n\r\n> that legalizing marijuana would not\r\n> increase use because decriminalization hasn\'t increas ed use. But, he =20=\r\n\r\n> says, legalization would reduce crime\r\n> by neut ralizing dealers and eliminating the violent black market.\r\n> Legalizing marij uana isn\'t an endorsement of underage or irresponsible =\r\n=20\r\n> use. Best would be that everyone\r\n> deal with life unmedicated, but adults arguably have a right to amuse =20=\r\n\r\n> themselves in ways that don\'t harm\r\n> others. While some may balk at the idea of legalized pot, it seems =20\r\n> clear that some remedy is in order. At\r\n> the very least, a fresh debate free of politics and bureaucratic =20\r\n> self-interest is overdue. Maybe Al Gore\r\n> could mo derate.\r\n> =A0\r\n> Kathleen Parker\'s syndicated column appears Mondays and F ridays in The =\r\n=20\r\n> Sun. Her e-mail is kparker@kparker.com.\r\n>\r\n>\r\ n>\r\n> See what you=92re getting into=85before you go there. Check it out! =20= \r\n\r\n> _______________________________________________\r\n> Discussion mailin g list\r\n> Discussion@charlesvillage.info\r\n> http://charlesvillage.info/mailm an/listinfo/=20\r\n> discussion_charlesvillage.info\r\n\r\n--Apple-Mail-1--38624 9096\r\nContent-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable\r\nContent-Type: text/enrich ed;\r\n\tcharset=WINDOWS-1252\r\n\r\nEXCELLENT. judy\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nOn Jul 9, 2007, at 7:23 AM, John Spurrier wrote:\r\n\r\n\r\n<excerpt><bold><bigger>It\'s t ime to end costly, unfair marijuana\r\nprohibition</bigger></bold>\r\n\r\n<x-tad -bigger>Kathleen Parker</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>Originally published July 9, 2007</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>WASHINGTON // News that Al Gor e\'s 24-year-old son, Al\r\nGore III, was busted for pot and assorted prescripti on</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>pills last week unleashed a torrent of mi rth in certain\r\nquarters. Gore-phobes on the Internet apparently view the =\r\ n</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>son\'s arrest and incarceration as comeupp ance for the\r\nfather\'s shortcomings. Especially rich was the fact that </x-ta d-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>young Al was driving a Toyota Prius when he was p ulled\r\nover for going 100 mph - just as Papa Gore was set to </x-tad-bigger>\r \n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>preside over concerts during a seven-continent Live\r\nEarth celebration to raise awareness about global =\r\nwarming.</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\ n<x-tad-bigger>=A0</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n\r\n=A0\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>Whatever o ne may feel about the former vice president\'s\r\nenvironmental obsessions, his son\'s problems are no one\'s =\r\n</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>cause fo r celebration. The younger Mr. Gore\'s\r\nhigh-profile arrest does, however, off er Americans an opportunity to =\r\n</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>get rea l about drug prohibition, and especially about\r\nmarijuana laws. </x-tad-bigger >\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>For the record, I have no interest in marijuana except\r\ nas a public policy matter. My personal drug of choice is a =\r\n</x-tad-bigger> \r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>heavenly elixir made from crushed grapes. Tasty,\r\nattrac tive and highly ritualized in our culture, wine and other =\r\n</x-tad-bigger>\r \n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>alcoholic beverages are approved for responsible use\r\ndesp ite the fact that alcoholism and attendant problems </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-ta d-bigger>are a plague, while responsible use of a weed that, at\r\nworst, makes people boring and hungry is criminal. Pot </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>s mokers might revolt if they weren\'t so =\r\nmellow.</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-ta d-bigger>=A0</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>Efforts over the past few decad es to relax marijuana\r\nlaws have been moderately successful. Twelve states </x -tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>have decriminalized marijuana, which usually m eans no\r\nprison or criminal record for first-time possession of </x-tad-bigger >\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>small amounts for personal use. Yet even now, federal\r\n law enforcement agents raid the homes of terminally </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-ta d-bigger>ill patients who use marijuana for relief from suffering\r\nin states w here medical marijuana use is permitted. </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>Be yond the medical issue is the practical question of\r\ncriminalizing otherwise g ood citizens for consuming a </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>nontoxic subst ance - described by the British medical\r\njournal Lancet as less harmful to hea lth than alcohol </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>or tobacco - at great econ omic and social cost. Each\r\nyear, more than 700,000 people are arrested for</x -tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>marijuana-related offenses at a cost of more t han $7\r\nbillion, according to the Marijuana Policy Project. </x-tad-bigger>\r\ n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>If marijuana were legalized, regulated and taxed at the\r\nra tes applied to alcohol and tobacco, revenues </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigge r>would reach about $6.2 billion annually, according to an\r\nopen letter signed by 500 economists who urged </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>President Bush and other public officials to debate\r\nmarijuana prohibition. Among those econ omists were </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>three Nobel Prize winners, incl uding the late Milton\r\nFriedman of Stanford\'s Hoover Institution. Mr. Friedma n </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>and others were acting in response to a 2 005 report on\r\nthe budgetary implications of marijuana prohibition </x-tad-big ger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>by Jeffrey Miron, visiting professor of economics at\r \nHarvard. By Mr. Miron\'s estimate, regulating marijuana </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\ n<x-tad-bigger>would save about $7.7 billion annually in government\r\nprohibiti on enforcement - $2.4 billion at the federal </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigge r>level and $5.3 billion at the state and local levels.\r\nAdd to that amount in come taxes that would have </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>to be paid by ma rijuana producers. Drug dealers don\'t\r\npay taxes, after all. Nor do they conc ern themselves</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>much with rules of the workpl ace and worker welfare. Mr.\r\nMiron argues that legalizing marijuana would not </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>increase use because decriminalization hasn \'t increased\r\nuse. But, he says, legalization would reduce crime </x-tad-bigg er>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>by neutralizing dealers and eliminating the violent\r\n black market. </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>Legalizing marijuana isn\'t a n endorsement of underage or\r\nirresponsible use. Best would be that everyone < /x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>deal with life unmedicated, but adults argua bly have a\r\nright to amuse themselves in ways that don\'t harm </x-tad-bigger> \r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>others. While some may balk at the idea of legalized\r\npo t, it seems clear that some remedy is in order. At </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad -bigger>the very least, a fresh debate free of politics and\r\nbureaucratic self -interest is overdue. Maybe Al Gore </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>could m oderate.</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>=A0</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bi gger>Kathleen Parker\'s syndicated column appears Mondays and\r\nFridays in The Sun. Her e-mail is kparker@kparker.com.</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n<x-tad -bigger>See what you=92re getting into=85before you go there.\r\n</x-tad-bigger> <color><param>0000,0000,EEEE</param><x-tad-bigger>Check\r\nit out!</x-tad-bigger ></color><x-tad-bigger>\r\n</x-tad-bigger>______________________________________ _________\r\n\r\nDiscussion mailing list\r\n\r\nDiscussion@charlesvillage.info\r \n\r\n=\r\nhttp://charlesvillage.info/mailman/listinfo/discussion_charlesvillage .info=\r\n\r\n\r\n</excerpt>=\r\n\r\n--Apple-Mail-1--386249096--\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n --===============0706644902==\r\nContent-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"\r\ nMIME-Version: 1.0\r\nContent-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit\r\nContent-Disposition: in line\r\n\r\n_______________________________________________\r\nDiscussion mailin g list\r\nDiscussion@charlesvillage.info\r\nhttp://charlesvillage.info/mailman/l istinfo/discussion_charlesvillage.info\r\n\r\n--===============0706644902==--\r\ n\r\n'
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boundary=Apple-Mail-1--386249096\r\n\r\n\r\n-- Apple-Mail-1--386249096\r\nContent-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable\r\nConten t-Type: text/plain;\r\n\tcharset=WINDOWS-1252;\r\n\tdelsp=yes;\r\n\tformat=flowe d\r\n\r\nEXCELLENT. judy\r\n\r\n\r\nOn Jul 9, 2007, at 7:23 AM, John Spurrier wrote:\r\n\r\n> It\'s time to end costly, unfair marijuana prohibition\r\n> Kath leen Parker\r\n> Originally published July 9, 2007\r\n> WASHINGTON // News that Al Gore\'s 24-year-old son, Al Gore III, was =20=\r\n\r\n> busted for pot and as sorted prescription\r\n> pills last week unleashed a torrent of mirth in certain quarters. =20\r\n> Gore-phobes on the Internet apparently view the\r\n> son\'s arrest and incarceration as comeuppance for the father\'s =20\r\n> shortcomings. Especially rich was the fact that\r\n> young Al was driving a Toyota Prius when he was pulled over for going =20=\r\n\r\n> 100 mph - just as Papa Gore was set to\r\n> preside over concerts during a seven-continent Live Earth celebration =2 0=\r\n\r\n> to raise awareness about global warming.\r\n> =A0\r\n>\r\n> =A0\r\n> Whatever one may feel about the former vice president\'s environmental =20=\r\n \r\n> obsessions, his son\'s problems are no one\'s\r\n> cause for celebration. The younger Mr. Gore\'s high-profile arrest =20\r\n> does, however, offer Americ ans an opportunity to\r\n> get real about drug prohibition, and especially about marijuana laws.\r\n> For the record, I have no interest in marijuana except as a public =20\r\n> policy matter. My personal drug of choice is a\r\n> heavenly e lixir made from crushed grapes. Tasty, attractive and highly =\r\n=20\r\n> ritua lized in our culture, wine and other\r\n> alcoholic beverages are approved for r esponsible use despite the fact =20=\r\n\r\n> that alcoholism and attendant prob lems\r\n> are a plague, while responsible use of a weed that, at worst, makes =2 0=\r\n\r\n> people boring and hungry is criminal. Pot\r\n> smokers might revolt if they weren\'t so mellow.\r\n> =A0\r\n> Efforts over the past few decades to r elax marijuana laws have been =20=\r\n\r\n> moderately successful. Twelve states \r\n> have decriminalized marijuana, which usually means no prison or =20\r\n> c riminal record for first-time possession of\r\n> small amounts for personal use. Yet even now, federal law enforcement =20=\r\n\r\n> agents raid the homes of te rminally\r\n> ill patients who use marijuana for relief from suffering in states =20\r\n> where medical marijuana use is permitted.\r\n> Beyond the medical issu e is the practical question of criminalizing =20=\r\n\r\n> otherwise good citize ns for consuming a\r\n> nontoxic substance - described by the British medical jo urnal Lancet =20=\r\n\r\n> as less harmful to health than alcohol\r\n> or tobacc o - at great economic and social cost. Each year, more than =20=\r\n\r\n> 700,00 0 people are arrested for\r\n> marijuana-related offenses at a cost of more than $7 billion, =20\r\n> according to the Marijuana Policy Project.\r\n> If marijua na were legalized, regulated and taxed at the rates applied =20=\r\n\r\n> to alc ohol and tobacco, revenues\r\n> would reach about $6.2 billion annually, accordi ng to an open letter =20=\r\n\r\n> signed by 500 economists who urged\r\n> Presi dent Bush and other public officials to debate marijuana =20\r\n> prohibition. A mong those economists were\r\n> three Nobel Prize winners, including the late Mi lton Friedman of =20\r\n> Stanford\'s Hoover Institution. Mr. Friedman\r\n> and others were acting in response to a 2005 report on the budgetary =20=\r\n\r\n> i mplications of marijuana prohibition\r\n> by Jeffrey Miron, visiting professor o f economics at Harvard. By Mr. =20=\r\n\r\n> Miron\'s estimate, regulating marij uana\r\n> would save about $7.7 billion annually in government prohibition =20\r \n> enforcement - $2.4 billion at the federal\r\n> level and $5.3 billion at the state and local levels. Add to that =20\r\n> amount income taxes that would hav e\r\n> to be paid by marijuana producers. Drug dealers don\'t pay taxes, after = \r\n=20\r\n> all. Nor do they concern themselves\r\n> much with rules of the wor kplace and worker welfare. Mr. Miron argues =20=\r\n\r\n> that legalizing mariju ana would not\r\n> increase use because decriminalization hasn\'t increased use. But, he =20=\r\n\r\n> says, legalization would reduce crime\r\n> by neutralizin g dealers and eliminating the violent black market.\r\n> Legalizing marijuana is n\'t an endorsement of underage or irresponsible =\r\n=20\r\n> use. Best would b e that everyone\r\n> deal with life unmedicated, but adults arguably have a righ t to amuse =20=\r\n\r\n> themselves in ways that don\'t harm\r\n> others. While some may balk at the idea of legalized pot, it seems =20\r\n> clear that some re medy is in order. At\r\n> the very least, a fresh debate free of politics and bu reaucratic =20\r\n> self-interest is overdue. Maybe Al Gore\r\n> could moderate. \r\n> =A0\r\n> Kathleen Parker\'s syndicated column appears Mondays and Fridays in The =\r\n=20\r\n> Sun. Her e-mail is kparker@kparker.com.\r\n>\r\n>\r\n>\r\n> See what you=92re getting into=85before you go there. Check it out! =20=\r\n\r\ n> _______________________________________________\r\n> Discussion mailing list\ r\n> Discussion@charlesvillage.info\r\n> http://charlesvillage.info/mailman/list info/=20\r\n> discussion_charlesvillage.info\r\n\r\n--Apple-Mail-1--386249096\r\ nContent-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable\r\nContent-Type: text/enriched;\r\n \tcharset=WINDOWS-1252\r\n\r\nEXCELLENT. judy\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nOn Jul 9, 2007, a t 7:23 AM, John Spurrier wrote:\r\n\r\n\r\n<excerpt><bold><bigger>It\'s time to end costly, unfair marijuana\r\nprohibition</bigger></bold>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger >Kathleen Parker</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>Originally published July 9 , 2007</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>WASHINGTON // News that Al Gore\'s 24 -year-old son, Al\r\nGore III, was busted for pot and assorted prescription</x-t ad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>pills last week unleashed a torrent of mirth in certain\r\nquarters. Gore-phobes on the Internet apparently view the =\r\n</x-ta d-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>son\'s arrest and incarceration as comeuppance fo r the\r\nfather\'s shortcomings. Especially rich was the fact that </x-tad-bigge r>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>young Al was driving a Toyota Prius when he was pulled\r \nover for going 100 mph - just as Papa Gore was set to </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n< x-tad-bigger>preside over concerts during a seven-continent Live\r\nEarth celebr ation to raise awareness about global =\r\nwarming.</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad -bigger>=A0</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n\r\n=A0\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>Whatever one may feel about the former vice president\'s\r\nenvironmental obsessions, his son\'s problems are no one\'s =\r\n</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>cause for celeb ration. The younger Mr. Gore\'s\r\nhigh-profile arrest does, however, offer Amer icans an opportunity to =\r\n</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>get real about drug prohibition, and especially about\r\nmarijuana laws. </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r \n<x-tad-bigger>For the record, I have no interest in marijuana except\r\nas a p ublic policy matter. My personal drug of choice is a =\r\n</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\ n<x-tad-bigger>heavenly elixir made from crushed grapes. Tasty,\r\nattractive an d highly ritualized in our culture, wine and other =\r\n</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n< x-tad-bigger>alcoholic beverages are approved for responsible use\r\ndespite the fact that alcoholism and attendant problems </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigge r>are a plague, while responsible use of a weed that, at\r\nworst, makes people boring and hungry is criminal. Pot </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>smokers might revolt if they weren\'t so =\r\nmellow.</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigge r>=A0</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>Efforts over the past few decades to r elax marijuana\r\nlaws have been moderately successful. Twelve states </x-tad-bi gger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>have decriminalized marijuana, which usually means no \r\nprison or criminal record for first-time possession of </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r \n<x-tad-bigger>small amounts for personal use. Yet even now, federal\r\nlaw enf orcement agents raid the homes of terminally </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigge r>ill patients who use marijuana for relief from suffering\r\nin states where me dical marijuana use is permitted. </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>Beyond th e medical issue is the practical question of\r\ncriminalizing otherwise good cit izens for consuming a </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>nontoxic substance - described by the British medical\r\njournal Lancet as less harmful to health tha n alcohol </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>or tobacco - at great economic an d social cost. Each\r\nyear, more than 700,000 people are arrested for</x-tad-bi gger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>marijuana-related offenses at a cost of more than $7\ r\nbillion, according to the Marijuana Policy Project. </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x -tad-bigger>If marijuana were legalized, regulated and taxed at the\r\nrates app lied to alcohol and tobacco, revenues </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>would reach about $6.2 billion annually, according to an\r\nopen letter signed by 500 economists who urged </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>President Bush and ot her public officials to debate\r\nmarijuana prohibition. Among those economists were </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>three Nobel Prize winners, including t he late Milton\r\nFriedman of Stanford\'s Hoover Institution. Mr. Friedman </x-t ad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>and others were acting in response to a 2005 rep ort on\r\nthe budgetary implications of marijuana prohibition </x-tad-bigger>\r\ n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>by Jeffrey Miron, visiting professor of economics at\r\nHarva rd. By Mr. Miron\'s estimate, regulating marijuana </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad -bigger>would save about $7.7 billion annually in government\r\nprohibition enfo rcement - $2.4 billion at the federal </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>level and $5.3 billion at the state and local levels.\r\nAdd to that amount income ta xes that would have </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>to be paid by marijuana producers. Drug dealers don\'t\r\npay taxes, after all. Nor do they concern the mselves</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>much with rules of the workplace and worker welfare. Mr.\r\nMiron argues that legalizing marijuana would not </x-tad -bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>increase use because decriminalization hasn\'t inc reased\r\nuse. But, he says, legalization would reduce crime </x-tad-bigger>\r\n \r\n<x-tad-bigger>by neutralizing dealers and eliminating the violent\r\nblack m arket. </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>Legalizing marijuana isn\'t an endor sement of underage or\r\nirresponsible use. Best would be that everyone </x-tad- bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>deal with life unmedicated, but adults arguably hav e a\r\nright to amuse themselves in ways that don\'t harm </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\ n<x-tad-bigger>others. While some may balk at the idea of legalized\r\npot, it s eems clear that some remedy is in order. At </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger >the very least, a fresh debate free of politics and\r\nbureaucratic self-intere st is overdue. Maybe Al Gore </x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>could moderate .</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>=A0</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger>Ka thleen Parker\'s syndicated column appears Mondays and\r\nFridays in The Sun. He r e-mail is kparker@kparker.com.</x-tad-bigger>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n<x-tad-bigger >See what you=92re getting into=85before you go there.\r\n</x-tad-bigger><color> <param>0000,0000,EEEE</param><x-tad-bigger>Check\r\nit out!</x-tad-bigger></colo r><x-tad-bigger>\r\n</x-tad-bigger>_____________________________________________ __\r\n\r\nDiscussion mailing list\r\n\r\nDiscussion@charlesvillage.info\r\n\r\n= \r\nhttp://charlesvillage.info/mailman/listinfo/discussion_charlesvillage.info=\ r\n\r\n\r\n</excerpt>=\r\n\r\n--Apple-Mail-1--386249096--\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n--===== ==========0706644902==\r\nContent-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"\r\nMIME-V ersion: 1.0\r\nContent-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit\r\nContent-Disposition: inline\r\ n\r\n_______________________________________________\r\nDiscussion mailing list\ r\nDiscussion@charlesvillage.info\r\nhttp://charlesvillage.info/mailman/listinfo /discussion_charlesvillage.info\r\n\r\n--===============0706644902==--\r\n\r\n'
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