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Dzięki Bogu, takie okresowe "wycieki " do prasy świadczą o tym, że należy się spodziewać legalizacji trawki na Zachodzie.

no i co z tego ze ludzie tak sraja !! oglnie wiadomo ze politycy nie odwazyliby sie zalegalizowac MJ !! wsrod spoleczenstwa ( nie poinformowanego w prawidlowy sposob ) panuje przekonanie: MJ=zło=ćpón=bandyta=śmierć !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! a polityka jest uzalezniona od spoleczensta, a jesli judzie sie tego boja to te osly z rzadow nie beda ich straszyc !! <br>MJ RULES !! :)))))))))

Jedzcie, a nie palcie. Wtedy nawet na nowotwor nie ma szans :) <br>

Po co pijesz i jedziesz? <br>Lepiej zapal i polataj! <br>Zioło rulezzz!!!

ganja nie bedzie legalna dopoki bedzie sie polowalo na czarownice . Tak panie i panowie kosciol katolicki i polscy politycy powinni sami zajarac!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ganja rzadzi

Legalizacji raczej nie bedzie, zbyt duze grupy nacisku sa przeciwko. Wyobrzcie sobie co sie stanie z przemyslem tytoniowym kiedy da sie ludzim wybor: trawa albo papieros (nie jestem zwolennikiem spiskowej teorii dziejow - zaznaczam :-)).

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