Marijuana Vs. Alcohol

 Posted by at 8:14 AM on October 26, 2012  Ending Marijuana Prohibition, Marijuana Video  Add comments
Oct 262012
 
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HIGH TIMES TV – Cannabis Vs Alcohol

We’ve all seen those TV commercials where PC Guy squares off against Mac Guy and argue about who’s the better. Here’s a similar ad that probably won’t be seen anytime soon.

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  • MOSES CASTILLO

    BRAVO, BULLS EYE,

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=529682614 Andrew Zebrun

    Cannabis is an herb, saying otherwise is absurd! Near this time 2011, we had TWO police officers, one being a traffic investigator, die while drinkin’ & drivin’ after Xmas parties! Cops are the biggest armed gang of thugs loose on the streets!

  • Dr.AirWair

    Perfect, I feel it sad that alcohol can be purchased by anybody once they are of age and causes more deaths than many things, and cannabis has not killed a single person and is used to treat many illness’s. Proud patient, and it helps me more than any other medicine out there.

  • http://www.facebook.com/nick.vanocur Nick Vanocur

    Like I always say, drunks go home and beat up their wives, stoners go home and beat up a pack of Twinkies. Which is better for the world?

  • johhny1

    Alcohol can fuel cars ,planes,boats,congress,police, etc.

    Most prohibitionist are alcoholics ,judges,cops ,swat teams, prosecutors etc

    These folk love the cocktails.

    I know first hand the destruction alcohol can reek on families, while the government rubber stamps Alcohol and reaps the billions in taxes while hypocritically attacking cannabis suppliers.

    Alcohol kill brain cells , cannabis is a heals brain cells.

    wet brain can be clearly seen in most cities across America especially in the senate.

    I hope this comment gets across to the wetbrains who think they are going to undermind states cannabis initiatives .
    The genie will never go back in the bottle!