Arizona House passes bill that would outlaw synthetic marijuana
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This Feb. 15, 2010, photo shows a package of K2 which contains herbs and spices sprayed with a synthetic compound chemically similar to THC, the psychoactive ingredient in marijuana. State lawmakers in Missouri and Kansas have introduced bills which would create penalties for K2 possession similar to those for marijuana.(AP Photo/Kelley McCall)
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hollybug80 posted at 4:18 pm on Tue, Sep 13, 2011.
I know they are trying to close any loopholes that current k2 incense manufacturers are trying to get around but my friends still buy k2 incense from places that still claim to offer legal everywhere k2 herb blends like http://www.buyk2.com As long as marijuana is prohibited there is going to be a niche for marijuana alternatives.
anewday23 posted at 12:36 pm on Wed, Mar 30, 2011.
It is absurd that marijuana is still pretty much illegal in this day and age. Now they are chasing down this K2 herbal incense stuff. Where will it end?? It won't. Do you know why? It's a never ending freaking cycle! There are constantly new formulations of K2 incense coming out to get around these ridiculous bans which are trying to get around the ban on marijuana in the first place. Why do we have to be up in each other's business? This is supposed to be the land of the free and it is hardly that! If someone wants to buy k2 they will. After all the effort they have been putting into banning this stuff, http://www.k2-incense.com is still able to offer legal k2 incense products. I told you. Wasted money. Wasted efforts.
EmperorSmith posted at 12:17 pm on Mon, Feb 7, 2011.
I never thought of the real reason why MJ was illegal but that makes perfect since. I bet Daniel001 thinks the earth is 6000 years old also.
Those with closed minds do not open them selves up to creativity. They are just sheep.
Freethinker posted at 10:32 am on Sat, Feb 5, 2011.
Notice the comment from daniel001.
Take particular notice of the immature screaming, and the fact that he is pontificating about marijauna hurting our children's future.
In the same breath where these nuts scream "No illegal drugs!", they go out and buy Ritalin, Prozac, Vicodin...and perhaps some Valium to even things out.
And I'm STILL waiting for one of these loonies to explain why marijuana should be illegal in the first place.
Daniel001 claims to be against greedy politicians...does he even know WHY marijuana was made illegal in 1937? To stop hemp fiber from competing with Nylon in the American market.
Rich posted at 11:59 am on Fri, Feb 4, 2011.
People are out of work, People are losing their homes and the real estate market is in free fall. Could you (inappropriate terms) get your act together, stop trying the micro manage our lives, stop with the nutball causes and handle the situation please.
daniel001 posted at 1:40 am on Fri, Feb 4, 2011.
Good, but not really effective... Arizona is promoting pot smoking by its passage of legalizing marajuana in the state... The politicians want your money, regardless that your children will become drug addicts at their greedy expense! BOYCOT ALL ILLEGAL DRUGS AND FORCE THE POLITICIANS TO CHANGE AZ LAW BACK TO ILLEGAL POT!!!
ernie13x posted at 6:56 pm on Thu, Feb 3, 2011.
Wow, they've finally persued something worthwhile for a change. Who knew? Good job, we have to protect our young people. Sometimes from themselves. Maybe next time they'll protect our young people's healthcare. Oust Brewer! Oust Pearce! Let's sign those petitions! Keep hope and all of us alive!