[quote=Judas]negative.

as much as i think drugs are suck and would never support their use, expecting a public figure to not live his life as he sees fit is asking too much.[/quote:a8872]

[quote="Mr.Buttocks":a8872][sarcasm]drugsRkool[/sarcasm][/quote:a8872]

Yeah, but unfortunately, the US government doesn't care if you think it's a stupid rule.

[quote="Mr.Buttocks":c0d9a][quote=Judas]negative.

as much as i think drugs are suck and would never support their use, expecting a public figure to not live his life as he sees fit is asking too much.[/quote:c0d9a]

[quote="Mr.Buttocks":c0d9a][sarcasm]drugsRkool[/sarcasm][/quote:c0d9a][/quote:c0d9a]ya i caught that silly pants.

[quote=Judas][quote="Mr.Buttocks":0f5da][quote="Mr.Buttocks":0f5da][sarcasm]drugsRkool[/sarcasm][/quote:0f5da][/quote:0f5da]ya i caught that silly pants.[/quote:0f5da]


cry:

The US government knows themselves it's a stupid rule but they dont care because many industries pay them millions of dollars to make up stupid shit about how it's bad.

http://www.abovetheinfluence.com/ Possibly the dumbest website I've ever been to.

[quote=Judas]negative.

as much as i think drugs are suck and would never support their use, expecting a public figure to not live his life as he sees fit is asking too much.[/quote:aa930]

no its called expectations of work. You go to work, you have rules that you abide by and if they are broken, you can be punished for it. He doesnt have to play nfl football and then he can smoke all the weed he wants. hell he quit once already because of it. But if he wants to be employed by the nfl and make millions of dollars there are rules that are expected to be followed.

i wasnt refering to the nfl ties , cause i could really give a shit less. i was refering to derek saying something about his influence on the kids.

oh.

carry on loney:

What the fuck are you talking about? Did I say, no, did I even IMPLY that I thought they cared? Nope. Why would I? We were talking about an NFL rule.

marijuana is only illegal for NFL players because it's illegal in the United States. It's a controlled substance so the NFL restricts it's players from using it as a way of keeping their players in line. This is the same with lots and lots of companies. Home Depot tests its workers for drug use...they are employing you, and the expect you not to break any laws while doing so, I think that's fair.

it's not like it makes them better players...I know it's illegal and all...but who gives a shit...as long as they don't come intoxicated or high to the practices and games it should be fine.

Man has some money...and wants to spend it on pot on his time off.

So, what next? My mother is going to legally be allowed to check my g/f's vagina for semen to make sure I've been wearing a condom simply be because SHE doesn't TRUST me?

I believe it's not in the employeers priority to test employees for drugs. If you let more and more companies do things like this, not only does marijuana become less and less accepted in society but it becomes a modern day witch hunt. Punishment would worsen for marijuana "crimes" in a society like that.

I really disagree with testing for marijuana in the work place, unless there is hard evidence that it actually is effecting the work of the people in question. It's overstepping the boundary of trust between people that you just have to have in a functioning society.

if he can perform at that level of sport while being a stoner i saw give him the mvp award...

(most valuable pothead)...

reminds me of ross rebagliati...

just move to denver!

Well fuck there goes our year.

If Williams is banned for a year, we won't be able to send Ronnie Brown to a team for a high draft pick so we can draft a good QB. fuck sakes.