Marijuana, Killer Weed: Are Advocates of Marijuana Us/Legalization Murderers?

It is an example of my extraordinary foresight that even my partly satirical articles tend to be spot on in predicting events.

Look back at my previous article--satirizing the mainstream media attempt to blame the Giffords shooting in Arizona on Sarah Palin and the Tea Party. I noted that the EVIDENCE was the the Fiffords shooter had been a heavy marijuana user. As I stated, it was MUCH more likely that uch drug use TWISTED an already distrubed mind than that the shooter was affected by Sarah Palin. (Note that protesters in Wisconsin are deliberately putting CROSS HAIRS on images of Scoot Walker, wiouth outrage from CNN and the rest of the mainstream media.)

Well, look at my previous article. There are substantial--seemingly reliable--reports that the teenage pirates who killed four Americans were hopped up on marijuana (and perhaps other drugs). They evidently panicked, and acted irrationally, when approached by a U.S. Navy merely trying to negotiate.

The evidence is mounting. Marijuana may truly be a KILLER WEED. Surely, the evidence is conclusive that marijuana distorts minds and judgment, and carries the potential to further disburb an already distrubed brain. As I stated in my previous article, it is certainly a myth that marijuana PROMOTES non-viiolence.

Thus, my previous question remains (using the standards of CNN, the Pima Country Sheriff, the rest of the mainstream media, and other leftist Democrats, rather than my own--more rational--standards): Are those who are promoting the use/legalization of marijuana responsible for these drug related killings? Again, I submit that the evidence for this is MORE convincing--if still logically flawed---than the idea that Sarah Palin was responsible for the Giffords shooting.

WHY do CNN, and the rest of the mainstream media, never even SPECULATE about the role of marijuana in these shootings and killings? Answer: AGENDA. It is actually worth investigating the role marijuana is playing in these tragedies, and similar events. Obviusly, all marijuana users do not kill people, but there are certainly indications marijuana can be a truly dangerous drug in its effect on the mind.