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I noticed that one of the Kennedy patriarchs, probably a Joseph or John or Ted or Tim or Matthew or Mark or Luke, Why do they all begin to look and sound the same to me? Anyway, one of these informed and educated and good guys responded to decriminalizing ingestion of THC, cautioning us regarding potential public health hazards. While I share some of these bleary and yet specific concerns, Mr. Kennedy and I do seem to view these potential pathological influences through two quite different frames of reference. He approaches dangers of THC influence in contrast to a population that would otherwise presumably ingest organic goat's milk and wild honey. I see the prospects for a THC cooperative addicted society in pleasant contrast to our current alcohol degenerative indigestion addicted to bipolar competing ecopolitical disculturation. From a public health perspective, given only a choice between THC or alcohol decriminalization, the evidence of history appears to vote for the more regenerative THC. Now, if we could addict honey bees to THC pollen, and goats to voraciously forage on marijuana fibers, and we became the land of goat milk and THC honey; that, I suppose, would be so much more our healthier wealth of opportunity.

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I noticed that one of the Kennedy patriarchs, probably a Joseph or John or Ted or Tim or Matthew or Mark or Luke, Why do they all begin to look and sound the same to me? Anyway, one of these informed and educated and good guys responded to decriminalizing ingestion of THC, cautioning us regarding potential public health hazards. While I share some of these bleary and yet specific concerns, Mr. Kennedy and I do seem to view these potential pathological influences through two quite different frames of reference. He approaches dangers of THC influence in contrast to a population that would otherwise presumably ingest organic goat's milk and wild honey. I see the prospects for a THC cooperative addicted society in pleasant contrast to our current alcohol degenerative indigestion addicted to bipolar competing ecopolitical disculturation. From a public health perspective, given only a choice between THC or alcohol decriminalization, the evidence of history appears to vote for the more regenerative THC. Now, if we could addict honey bees to THC pollen, and goats to voraciously forage on marijuana fibers, and we became the land of goat milk and THC honey; that, I suppose, would be so much more our healthier wealth of opportunity.