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How many pounds of hash was he pedaling? Life is too lenient.
Katzndogz said:It should happen to all druggies! In all the nonsense coming out of the courts this is the first good decision in years.
Five years to life.
A good scare is a good thing
That's not a scare. That's an end to his life for next to no crime at all.
Texasss - what a sorry excuse for a state.
For the tenth year in a row, Texas has been named the best state in the country for business by Chief Executive Magazine, which surveys CEO's of large and small companies, 1200 WOAI news reports.
The CEO's were questioned on tax and regulatory policies, the quality of the work force, and the quality of life. They also talked about things like education and infrastructure which are needed to help a company succeed.
"Texas is the best state for business and I don't see anything slow it down," one CEO wrote. "The education and quality of eligible employees is excellent right now. Business is booming and growing quicker and more rapidly in 2014 than any other year. It's an exciting time in Texas."
Texas is also ranked as one of the seven best states for startups. The Economist reports it takes just six to eight weeks to open up a new restaurant in Texas, compared to two years in California.
The head of Chief Executive magazine, Marshall Cooper, said Texas is good at a number of things that make businesses thrive and grows jobs.
"The question now becomes whether Texas can improve its infrastructure to keep up with its business growth," he said.
The worst state for business--California, followed by New York and Illinois, all states which have been visited by Gov. Rick Perry in his high profile 'job poaching trips.' The second best state for business is Florida, followed by Tennessee.
Read more: Texas Ranked #1 in US for Business
This plainly sadistic, wasteful, wholly unnecessary and abusive exercise of the criminal law reveals a truly disgusting aspect of the Texas mentality.Don't do the crime if you can't do the time.
It should happen to all druggies! In all the nonsense coming out of the courts this is the first good decision in years.
Someone who makes marijuana brownies should get a harsher sentence than a rapist?
It should happen to all druggies! In all the nonsense coming out of the courts this is the first good decision in years.
Someone who makes marijuana brownies should get a harsher sentence than a rapist?
A rapist might be rehabilitated. Not so with drug addicts. How many people could his brownies have poisoned?
He's a drug dealer. He deserves to be off the streets for life.
Here, here!Don't do the crime if you can't do the time.
God bless you always!!!
Holly
Five years to life.
A good scare is a good thing
That's not a scare. That's an end to his life for next to no crime at all.
Texasss - what a sorry excuse for a state.
This plainly sadistic, wasteful, wholly unnecessary and abusive exercise of the criminal law reveals a truly disgusting aspect of the Texas mentality.Don't do the crime if you can't do the time.
It should happen to all druggies! In all the nonsense coming out of the courts this is the first good decision in years.
Someone who makes marijuana brownies should get a harsher sentence than a rapist?
It should happen to all druggies! In all the nonsense coming out of the courts this is the first good decision in years.
Someone who makes marijuana brownies should get a harsher sentence than a rapist?
A rapist might be rehabilitated. Not so with drug addicts. How many people could his brownies have poisoned?
What is it about my message that makes you think that I am excited about anything? All that I was doing was giving my two cents just like everyone else here does.What are you all excited about?Here, here!Don't do the crime if you can't do the time.
God bless you always!!!
Holly
Doesn't the question of who was harmed by this fellow's "crime" enter into your thoughts on the matter? "Hash oil" brownies are essentially marijuana brownies and are in no way as harmful to the human organism than is ordinary whiskey or tobacco. Who did he hurt? Yet he's being punished as painfully as would be a mugger, an armed robber, or a rapist, and all you can think of in relation to it is an inane authoritarian jingle? This is an extreme Reefer Madness issue.This plainly sadistic, wasteful, wholly unnecessary and abusive exercise of the criminal law reveals a truly disgusting aspect of the Texas mentality.Don't do the crime if you can't do the time.
Then stay out of my state.
You're contradicting yourself.I agree with the sentiment that "if you can't do that time, don't do the crime".
However, that doesn't stop me from thinking that the powers that be need to reexamine a law which gives harsher penalty to someone who bakes a batch of marijuana brownies than to someone who commits a rape.
He's a drug dealer. He deserves to be off the streets for life.
A novice drug dealer can pay an entire college tuition by drug dealing for a month. Some people "work" their entire lives trying to pay off their college loans.
