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[QUOTE="CaptainJ, post: 1070679, member: 1553"]
I had to stop reading after a ways on the 2nd page.  Some of the logic is ridiculous.  While I dont necessarily agree with either side of the debate, the "it's the law" is one of the weakest arguments I've ever heard.  I live in Colorado, and we overturned a couple of [I]deeply [/I]entrenched laws(or, some would say that those in charge if the diebold machines did) that in the end will start a chain reaction that will someday lead to billions in revenue shifted away from big pharma/medical, lumber/paper, cotton, steel, etc, etc, and redirect them to to hemp farmers and cannabis based treatments/cures, and whatever other research it leads to once eyes and minds are opened to new possibilities they couldnt have fathomed with their toxic diet of mainstream media.  The US Supreme Court also allowed states to ban the ludicrous and outdated affirmative action discrimination, and allow people equal rights once again, rather than have the government sponsor discriminatation.

The OP, whether we agree with it or not, is examining POSSIBLE change.  Anything is possible given the right set of circumanstances, and we dont even need to get into quantum physics to understand this, although those "laws" do indeed change as well.  It just requires us to reach a tipping point to evolve.  War is over, if we [I]want [/I]it.
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