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That vile salamander Gingrich, squeaker of the House, is slobbering about a drug-free America by the year 2001. What a dreary prospect! Of course this does not include alcohol and tobacco, of which the consumption will soar. How can a drug-free state be achieved? Simple. An operation can remove the drug receptors from the brain. Those who refuse the operation will be deprived of all rights. CM
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On Sat, 27 Sep 1997, Mark Rogaski wrote: > : That vile salamander Gingrich, squeaker of the > : House, is slobbering about a drug-free America > : by the year 2001. What a dreary prospect! Of > : course this does not include alcohol and tobacco, > : > > That should read: ... free of drugs that cannot be taxed or > patented. I have one of the red ribbons they give to school kids during DARE week. It reads "Live healthy and drug free. Sponsored by Thrifty Drug Store". The analysis is obvious. -- Lucky Green <shamrock@cypherpunks.to> PGP encrypted email preferred. "Tonga? Where the hell is Tonga? They have Cypherpunks there?"
>> That should read: ... free of drugs that cannot be taxed or >> patented. >I have one of the red ribbons they give to school kids during DARE week. >It reads "Live healthy and drug free. Sponsored by Thrifty Drug Store". > >The analysis is obvious. Yes, "Just Say No...to Prescription Drugs" --Steve
At 9:59 AM -0700 9/27/97, Lucky Green wrote:
>I have one of the red ribbons they give to school kids during DARE week.
>It reads "Live healthy and drug free. Sponsored by Thrifty Drug Store".
>
Many of you have seen my "D.A.R.E." t-shirt that I wear occasionally to Bay
Area parties and events. For those who haven't:
(in large red letters) D.A.R.E.
I turned in my parents
and all I got was this
stupid t-shirt
(I bought this t-shirt from an ad in alt.drugs, a group started by our own
John Gilmore, if I recall correctly, and one of the many groups banned at
many sites.)
A reference of course to the D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education)
program in America's elementary (grammar) schools, wherein children are
encouraged to inform their teachers and the school administrators about
"drugs" being used in their homes. This has resulted in a bunch of raids of
private homes, the imprisonment of some persons, the removal of children
from homes, etc.
Oh, and a whole lot of "investigations" that turned up wine and beer as the
"drugs" the kiddies were squealing about.
Some schools are rethinking their participation in the D.A.R.E. program.
They've discovered the unsurprising fact that kids are smarter than the
narcs think they are, and don't believe the propaganda. Just as kids in my
cohort rejected the "LSD will make you think you can fly" nonsense, pace
the death of daytime television fixture Art Linkletter's daughter...he
admitted decades later that her suicide had nothing to do with LSD, that
she jumped out of a window for her own reasons, and that he was just going
along with the LSD theory to help the Drug War and to give his daughter's
death some meaning. This is how the narcs think.
Several years ago on the Extropians list I expressed my desire to get a
t-shirt made up with a provocative slogan, "D.A.R.E.--Drugs Are Reality
Enhancers," to wear to public events so as to tweak the noses of the Drug
Warriors and the parents who form the Just Say No Brigade of Reserve
Forces. Kennita Watson sent me a t-shirt decal with this on it, to put on a
t-shirt. Someday maybe I will.
--Tim May
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"National borders aren't even speed bumps on the information superhighway."Tim May <tcmay@got.net> writes: > Several years ago on the Extropians list I expressed my desire to get a > t-shirt made up with a provocative slogan, "D.A.R.E.--Drugs Are Reality > Enhancers," to wear to public events so as to tweak the noses of the Drug > Warriors and the parents who form the Just Say No Brigade of Reserve > Forces. Kennita Watson sent me a t-shirt decal with this on it, to put on a > t-shirt. Someday maybe I will. Quasi-crypto-related: my wife's wants to buy a color printer. Is it hard to make transfers(?) that one can iron on a blank T-shirt? Do they last? Are some color printers better than others? Hey, maybe I'll make some cool T-shirts. --- Dr.Dimitri Vulis KOTM Brighton Beach Boardwalk BBS, Forest Hills, N.Y.: +1-718-261-2013, 14.4Kbps
Tim May wrote: > (in large red letters) D.A.R.E. > > I turned in my parents > and all I got was this > stupid t-shirt I wonder what is a good place -- in realspace of through the internet -- to look for funny bumperstickers or t shirts of similar kind. Thank you. - Igor.