Thursday, January 1, 2009

Reefer Madness Redux

Reefer Madness Redux Boston Daily:

Question: When was the last time your life was affected by someone smoking a joint in public?

A. Jogging on the Charles
B. At an Allman Brothers Concert at the Bank of
America Pavilion
C. All those filthy hippies on the Common
D. Never

If pressed, I’d probably go with A, but the thing about kids blazing along the Charles is that they tend to keep themselves.

The latest development in the Commonwealth’s collective freak-out over the decriminalization of marijuana is an effort to crackdown on public pot smoking because, obviously now that the degenerates can carry grass without fear they will start to smoke the evil weed EVERYWHERE!!!
Oh the humanity.

As expected, proponents of decriminalization smell a ruse, and it’s not a new brand of incense, either. As Dan Bernath told the Herald:
“We’re not opposed in principle to some kind of sensible regulation, however, if it starts to look like this is being done to undo the wishes of voters, then yes, we would be opposed to that,” said Bernath, spokesman for the Washington, D.C.-based Marijuana Policy Project, which backed the Bay State ballot initiative.

No one, really, is opposed to sensible regulation measures. Just like no one likes to have their commute interrupted by a drunk on the bus, which happens about every other week. It’s probably best if everyone took a deep breath (and possibly inhaled, not that we’re advocating that kind of thing) and just chilled out, man."

Reefer Madness Redux

Reefer Madness Redux Boston Daily:

Question: When was the last time your life was affected by someone smoking a joint in public?

A. Jogging on the Charles
B. At an Allman Brothers Concert at the Bank of
America Pavilion
C. All those filthy hippies on the Common
D. Never

If pressed, I’d probably go with A, but the thing about kids blazing along the Charles is that they tend to keep themselves.

The latest development in the Commonwealth’s collective freak-out over the decriminalization of marijuana is an effort to crackdown on public pot smoking because, obviously now that the degenerates can carry grass without fear they will start to smoke the evil weed EVERYWHERE!!!
Oh the humanity.

As expected, proponents of decriminalization smell a ruse, and it’s not a new brand of incense, either. As Dan Bernath told the Herald:
“We’re not opposed in principle to some kind of sensible regulation, however, if it starts to look like this is being done to undo the wishes of voters, then yes, we would be opposed to that,” said Bernath, spokesman for the Washington, D.C.-based Marijuana Policy Project, which backed the Bay State ballot initiative.

No one, really, is opposed to sensible regulation measures. Just like no one likes to have their commute interrupted by a drunk on the bus, which happens about every other week. It’s probably best if everyone took a deep breath (and possibly inhaled, not that we’re advocating that kind of thing) and just chilled out, man."

Missouri Amber Alert... closed

14 WFIE, The Tri-State's News Leader: MO teen charged in foster mom's death:

Patton, MO (NBC) - A teenager has been arrested in Missouri, charged with kidnapping and murder.
Police say John Wilfong, 17, shot and killed his foster mother at their home in rural Patton sometime Tuesday.

He fled in the family's SUV after reportedly abducting a second foster child, Jacob Humphrey, 9, from the home with him.
Both boys were found at one of Wilfong's friends homes after an Amber Alert was issued.

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Amber Alert in Arlington, Ma... solved

OH, EIGHT! - Arlington, MA - The Arlington Advocate:

Amber Alert
Arlington raised an Amber Alert for the first time ever, because an Arlington couple disappeared with their 6-month-old son, Lucas Whalen.

Michael Whalen, 42, and Danielle Boyle, 24, refused to comply with a probate court order to hand over their son to Boyle’s aunt, and Whalen allegedly threatened to shoot himself, his child, and anyone who tried to get in their way.

Boyle and the baby arrived at the Arlington Community Safety Building within hours of the alert, because she did not have money to pay the fare of a taxi she was riding in. Whalen was arrested by a SWAT team early the next morning at a Burlington hotel. In July, Whalen pleaded guilty to parental kidnapping and threats.

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