http://bciptf.org/blog/2007/02/23/marijuana-and-globalization/ Blogging by the Intellectual Property & Technology Forum & Journal at BC Law Mon, 21 Jun 2010 11:52:14 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://bciptf.org/blog/2007/02/23/marijuana-and-globalization/comment-page-1/#comment-73304 shannon Thu, 20 Mar 2008 20:47:14 +0000 http://bciptf.org/blog/2007/02/23/marijuana-and-globalization/#comment-73304 maybe if marijuana was legal there would be no need for drugs from other countries, the use of hydroponics and the like make it inconceivable that people would not be able to grow all they needed easily at home. maybe if marijuana was legal there would be no need for drugs from other countries, the use of hydroponics and the like make it inconceivable that people would not be able to grow all they needed easily at home.

]]> http://bciptf.org/blog/2007/02/23/marijuana-and-globalization/comment-page-1/#comment-22757 Rob Mon, 12 Mar 2007 04:35:51 +0000 http://bciptf.org/blog/2007/02/23/marijuana-and-globalization/#comment-22757 Last night at 3:30 am I got a call from the police that my 16 year old son had been arrested and was being booked for DUI - Drugs. We found out that he had been smoking marajuana for about 3 months, ever since he got a job and had spare money. His mom and I have never done drugs. He knows our position on such. He had "researched" about marajuana and had decided that it was OK stuff. He believed he could experiment with it on weekends and hide it from us. He has had a very good experience with smoling it... at least until last night. This was not something he had considered. He never thought this would hapen to him, after all, he's an A average student in his academic work. He has a good mind and had a good future before him. I'm now not sure what will happen. Do any of you have any advice? I'm going to look into drug counseling but I am wondering what good that will do as he believes that marajuana should be legalized. he believes it is a rather harmless substance other than the consequenses you have to serve when you get cought as he did. Last night at 3:30 am I got a call from the police that my 16 year old son had been arrested and was being booked for DUI – Drugs. We found out that he had been smoking marajuana for about 3 months, ever since he got a job and had spare money.
His mom and I have never done drugs. He knows our position on such. He had “researched” about marajuana and had decided that it was OK stuff. He believed he could experiment with it on weekends and hide it from us. He has had a very good experience with smoling it… at least until last night. This was not something he had considered. He never thought this would hapen to him, after all, he’s an A average student in his academic work.
He has a good mind and had a good future before him. I’m now not sure what will happen. Do any of you have any advice? I’m going to look into drug counseling but I am wondering what good that will do as he believes that marajuana should be legalized. he believes it is a rather harmless substance other than the consequenses you have to serve when you get cought as he did.

]]> http://bciptf.org/blog/2007/02/23/marijuana-and-globalization/comment-page-1/#comment-21707 BC Law IPTF Blog » Blog Archive » Even Clipse Goes Global Fri, 02 Mar 2007 15:52:21 +0000 http://bciptf.org/blog/2007/02/23/marijuana-and-globalization/#comment-21707 [...] For those who read the Times (do I even have to specify which rag I mean?) or pursue graduate studies, the globalizing world is one of those basic les chose de la vie. (Please attempt your best authentic French accent.) But there are segments of our culture that are, for one reason or another, blind to this phenomenon. (See my post on casual drug use and the globally deleterious effects.) [...] [...] For those who read the Times (do I even have to specify which rag I mean?) or pursue graduate studies, the globalizing world is one of those basic les chose de la vie. (Please attempt your best authentic French accent.) But there are segments of our culture that are, for one reason or another, blind to this phenomenon. (See my post on casual drug use and the globally deleterious effects.) [...]

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