Nov 17, 2008
Peter Kater
![]() from "Walk In Beauty - Healing Series Volume 4" (Point of Light Records) ![]() ![]() from "Music For MRI Scanners" (Another Fine Label) ![]() ![]() from "O Manuš" (Smoked Recordings) ![]() ![]() from "Texas Tea" (Dustpan Recordings) ![]() |
Kane Ian
![]() from "The Yin & Yang EP" (Dustpan Recordings) ![]() ![]() from "Rockstar vs Pornstar - Single" (acropolisRPM) ![]() ![]() from "Into My Space" (Tobacco Music) ![]() |
Hey Dopefiend!
Easy! Your show is a true blessing! I\'ve been listening on-and-off since late in the fall 2006, I\'d estimate. I can only apologize for the fact that I haven\'t been contributing with comments and such as much as I could have! I will work on it, you have my word.
You may remember me to be a Christian \"toker\" from the States; I did buy my Volcano through your site in early 2007, so I don\'t really \"toke,\" any more, as it were. I recently read that herbs can be defined as: \"plants which possess some of the qualities of food and some of the properties of drugs,\" on a botanical.com article about Garlic which can be found here: , and I do believe that God made good herbs, fungi, and drugs as gifts for us-tools for us to honor with our responsible use, and that it makes him sad when we abuse them, because He loves us and it causes us harm.
Your show is quite like FOXNews (which I believe to be a part of the Rupert Murdoch empire, whether that\'s good or bad I\'m not sure but there you have it!), fair and balanced, which us truth-lovers greatly appreciate! I understand it can be a challenge to remain balanced when one has a bias, such as enjoying the use of a particular herb, for example, but the ability to silence critics is extremely important in advancing one\'s cause, as is upholding integrity for the good of one\'s audience, the consumers of one\'s most excellent free service; the world-famous Dopecast.
Sorry if I\'m blabbing, but I\'m in a bit of a hurry so please forgive me for not carefully editing this post before submitting! What I really wanted to write about was a topic on the last show. I heard what you said about people trying to get lighter sentences by blaming cannabis for their behavior, about 9 mins and 30 seconds into ep. 151. My comment is this: They could probably get a better deal legally by simply pleading insanity, but they choose to blame an innocent plant, rather than to confess that they have a problem. This too is understandable, because pleading insanity, as