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]]> By: nezuahttp://rawstory.com/2009/2009/10/revealed-two-californiaairport-allows-passengers-to-fly-with-pot/comment-page-1/#comment-117621 nezua Tue, 20 Oct 2009 21:29:29 +0000 http://rawstory.com/2009/?p=3605#comment-117621 Stigma is in the high. And the popular banter over the years. People dont need to be assuaged over their anti-Mexican tendencies/impulses! Most of the people are behind the decrim of MARIJUANA. <br><br>And hey, I'd rather uplift and educate people past their fears. Not cater to them by divorcing myself from Mexican things. Peace.<br><br><a href="http://theunapologeticmexican.org/elmachete/2009/10/20/news-with-nezua-making-sense-of-sinsemilla/" rel="nofollow">http://theunapologeticmexican.org/elmachete/200...</a> Stigma is in the high. And the popular banter over the years. People dont need to be assuaged over their anti-Mexican tendencies/impulses! Most of the people are behind the decrim of MARIJUANA.

And hey, I'd rather uplift and educate people past their fears. Not cater to them by divorcing myself from Mexican things. Peace.

http://theunapologeticmexican.org/elmachete/200...

]]> By: Savantsterhttp://rawstory.com/2009/2009/10/revealed-two-californiaairport-allows-passengers-to-fly-with-pot/comment-page-1/#comment-117611 Savantster Tue, 20 Oct 2009 21:24:44 +0000 http://rawstory.com/2009/?p=3605#comment-117611 .<br>the stigma is in the trigger caused by the name, not just the plant. why do you think some people took to calling it "dope"? they said it makes you dumb, another word for dope as in "you're such a dope".<br><br>it has so many names because so many people have crusaded against it for so long that the culture has to keep shifting what it's called so they can discuss it in public without scorn. Pretty sad.<br><br>As far as Latin goes, most of our scientific (commonly held) names are latin. It's what we use in the English language to describe something's "technical name". .
the stigma is in the trigger caused by the name, not just the plant. why do you think some people took to calling it “dope”? they said it makes you dumb, another word for dope as in “you're such a dope”.

it has so many names because so many people have crusaded against it for so long that the culture has to keep shifting what it's called so they can discuss it in public without scorn. Pretty sad.

As far as Latin goes, most of our scientific (commonly held) names are latin. It's what we use in the English language to describe something's “technical name”.

]]> By: Savantsterhttp://rawstory.com/2009/2009/10/revealed-two-californiaairport-allows-passengers-to-fly-with-pot/comment-page-1/#comment-117601 Savantster Tue, 20 Oct 2009 21:21:40 +0000 http://rawstory.com/2009/?p=3605#comment-117601 .<br>The right-wing has successfully taken over this country by playing games with words and framing.<br><br>Ask people if they think marajuana should be illegal and many will say yes.<br><br>Ask people if cannabis should be illegal and many people won't know what you're asking them; they won't have their "framed" and "preconceived" thoughts in their head about what "it" is.<br><br>We spend too much time in this country trying to play word games and it's destructive to the fabric of society. Words have meaning, and we should strive to be accurate in our selection of words because they matter. <br><br>Another common framing used to emotionally charge a debate but isn't rooted in reality..? "pro-abortion" instead of "pro-choice", and the opposite of "pro-life" which is only actually "anti-choice" seeing as how pro-war, pro-death penalty, anti-feeding the poor, et. al. is not "pro-life".. It's all about the framing.<br><br>Let's frame cannabis back to a non-offensive term so the masses can think about it without their conditioned biases. That's all he's saying. There's not much else in your life that you use some other language to describe, so why should the topic of cannabis be any different? .
The right-wing has successfully taken over this country by playing games with words and framing.

Ask people if they think marajuana should be illegal and many will say yes.

Ask people if cannabis should be illegal and many people won't know what you're asking them; they won't have their “framed” and “preconceived” thoughts in their head about what “it” is.

We spend too much time in this country trying to play word games and it's destructive to the fabric of society. Words have meaning, and we should strive to be accurate in our selection of words because they matter.

Another common framing used to emotionally charge a debate but isn't rooted in reality..? “pro-abortion” instead of “pro-choice”, and the opposite of “pro-life” which is only actually “anti-choice” seeing as how pro-war, pro-death penalty, anti-feeding the poor, et. al. is not “pro-life”.. It's all about the framing.

Let's frame cannabis back to a non-offensive term so the masses can think about it without their conditioned biases. That's all he's saying. There's not much else in your life that you use some other language to describe, so why should the topic of cannabis be any different?

]]> By: Savantsterhttp://rawstory.com/2009/2009/10/revealed-two-californiaairport-allows-passengers-to-fly-with-pot/comment-page-1/#comment-117591 Savantster Tue, 20 Oct 2009 21:14:01 +0000 http://rawstory.com/2009/?p=3605#comment-117591 .<br>I think the point was that they probably spend most of their time teaching growing, and probably the differences between different kinds of cannabis (body versus mind high, etc). The idea of "selling" implies "store fronts" or something, and that is illegal... you have to be a dispensary selling to patients, not just slinging on the street. Not much to market then, right?<br><br>I don't get the idea that this person is anti-cannabis, but instead is pointing out that Newsweek is setting up Oaksterdam U for the ire of prohibitionists.. That is, if they think people are being "taught" how to be "drug dealers", they will be motivated to action to shut them down. .
I think the point was that they probably spend most of their time teaching growing, and probably the differences between different kinds of cannabis (body versus mind high, etc). The idea of “selling” implies “store fronts” or something, and that is illegal… you have to be a dispensary selling to patients, not just slinging on the street. Not much to market then, right?

I don't get the idea that this person is anti-cannabis, but instead is pointing out that Newsweek is setting up Oaksterdam U for the ire of prohibitionists.. That is, if they think people are being “taught” how to be “drug dealers”, they will be motivated to action to shut them down.

]]> By: nezuahttp://rawstory.com/2009/2009/10/revealed-two-californiaairport-allows-passengers-to-fly-with-pot/comment-page-1/#comment-25336 nezua Tue, 20 Oct 2009 17:29:29 +0000 http://rawstory.com/2009/?p=3605#comment-25336 Stigma is in the high. And the popular banter over the years. People dont need to be assuaged over their anti-Mexican tendencies/impulses! Most of the people are behind the decrim of MARIJUANA. <br><br>And hey, I'd rather uplift and educate people past their fears. Not cater to them by divorcing myself from Mexican things. Peace.<br><br><a href="http://theunapologeticmexican.org/elmachete/2009/10/20/news-with-nezua-making-sense-of-sinsemilla/" rel="nofollow">http://theunapologeticmexican.org/elmachete/200...</a> Stigma is in the high. And the popular banter over the years. People dont need to be assuaged over their anti-Mexican tendencies/impulses! Most of the people are behind the decrim of MARIJUANA.

And hey, I'd rather uplift and educate people past their fears. Not cater to them by divorcing myself from Mexican things. Peace.

http://theunapologeticmexican.org/elmachete/200...

]]> By: Savantsterhttp://rawstory.com/2009/2009/10/revealed-two-californiaairport-allows-passengers-to-fly-with-pot/comment-page-1/#comment-25335 Savantster Tue, 20 Oct 2009 17:24:44 +0000 http://rawstory.com/2009/?p=3605#comment-25335 .<br>the stigma is in the trigger caused by the name, not just the plant. why do you think some people took to calling it "dope"? they said it makes you dumb, another word for dope as in "you're such a dope".<br><br>it has so many names because so many people have crusaded against it for so long that the culture has to keep shifting what it's called so they can discuss it in public without scorn. Pretty sad.<br><br>As far as Latin goes, most of our scientific (commonly held) names are latin. It's what we use in the English language to describe something's "technical name". .
the stigma is in the trigger caused by the name, not just the plant. why do you think some people took to calling it “dope”? they said it makes you dumb, another word for dope as in “you're such a dope”.

it has so many names because so many people have crusaded against it for so long that the culture has to keep shifting what it's called so they can discuss it in public without scorn. Pretty sad.

As far as Latin goes, most of our scientific (commonly held) names are latin. It's what we use in the English language to describe something's “technical name”.

]]> By: Savantsterhttp://rawstory.com/2009/2009/10/revealed-two-californiaairport-allows-passengers-to-fly-with-pot/comment-page-1/#comment-25334 Savantster Tue, 20 Oct 2009 17:21:40 +0000 http://rawstory.com/2009/?p=3605#comment-25334 .<br>The right-wing has successfully taken over this country by playing games with words and framing.<br><br>Ask people if they think marajuana should be illegal and many will say yes.<br><br>Ask people if cannabis should be illegal and many people won't know what you're asking them; they won't have their "framed" and "preconceived" thoughts in their head about what "it" is.<br><br>We spend too much time in this country trying to play word games and it's destructive to the fabric of society. Words have meaning, and we should strive to be accurate in our selection of words because they matter. <br><br>Another common framing used to emotionally charge a debate but isn't rooted in reality..? "pro-abortion" instead of "pro-choice", and the opposite of "pro-life" which is only actually "anti-choice" seeing as how pro-war, pro-death penalty, anti-feeding the poor, et. al. is not "pro-life".. It's all about the framing.<br><br>Let's frame cannabis back to a non-offensive term so the masses can think about it without their conditioned biases. That's all he's saying. There's not much else in your life that you use some other language to describe, so why should the topic of cannabis be any different? .
The right-wing has successfully taken over this country by playing games with words and framing.

Ask people if they think marajuana should be illegal and many will say yes.

Ask people if cannabis should be illegal and many people won't know what you're asking them; they won't have their “framed” and “preconceived” thoughts in their head about what “it” is.

We spend too much time in this country trying to play word games and it's destructive to the fabric of society. Words have meaning, and we should strive to be accurate in our selection of words because they matter.

Another common framing used to emotionally charge a debate but isn't rooted in reality..? “pro-abortion” instead of “pro-choice”, and the opposite of “pro-life” which is only actually “anti-choice” seeing as how pro-war, pro-death penalty, anti-feeding the poor, et. al. is not “pro-life”.. It's all about the framing.

Let's frame cannabis back to a non-offensive term so the masses can think about it without their conditioned biases. That's all he's saying. There's not much else in your life that you use some other language to describe, so why should the topic of cannabis be any different?

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