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  1. 601
    Name: Buy Cheap OEM Software on Mar 9, 2012
    State: Louisiana
    Country: Equatorial Guinea
    Comments: fSeIPb Really enjoyed this blog article.Much thanks again. Really Great.
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  2. 602
    Name: Brenda Nuewberry on Mar 9, 2012
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments: time to decriminalize way over due
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  3. 603
    Name: Fred Klingensmith on Mar 20, 2012
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments:
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  4. 604
    Name: Scott Doyne on Apr 23, 2012
    State: PA
    Country: US
    Comments: There are many reasons why this would not only help PA but the country as well
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  5. 605
    Name: Christopher Day on May 5, 2012
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments:
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  6. 606
    Name: Joshua Nagle on Jun 19, 2012
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments: thank u
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  7. 607
    Name: Anonymous on Jun 28, 2012
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments: Why not allow me exercise my individual right?
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  8. 608
    Name: Tim O'Hanlon on Jul 5, 2012
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments:
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  9. 609
    Name: Jay McDonald on Jul 9, 2012
    State: PA
    Country: US
    Comments: yes!!!
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  10. 610
    Name: Anonymous on Jul 11, 2012
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments: insomnia and other muscle aches, people must learn.
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  11. 611
    Name: Matthew Kopka on Jul 15, 2012
    State: PA
    Country: US
    Comments: marijuana is the cure all medicine. though I am just one seed signing this potition
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  12. 612
    Name: Anonymous on Jul 20, 2012
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments:
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  13. 613
    Name: Anonymous on Aug 29, 2012
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments:
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  14. 614
    Name: Anonymous on Sep 17, 2012
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments:
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  15. 615
    Name: Trevor Mays on Sep 25, 2012
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments:
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  16. 616
    Name: Keith Richards on Sep 30, 2012
    State: Virginia
    Country: United States
    Comments:
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  17. 617
    Name: Keith Richards on Sep 30, 2012
    State: Virginia
    Country: United States
    Comments:
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  18. 618
    Name: Keith RIchards on Sep 30, 2012
    State: Virginia
    Country: United States
    Comments:
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  19. 619
    Name: Jessie Ray Sanchez on Oct 3, 2012
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments:
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  20. 620
    Name: Kyle Wendland on Oct 23, 2012
    State: PA
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  21. 621
    Name: Anonymous on Nov 6, 2012
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments: Upon receipt...not apon reciept...
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  22. 622
    Name: Kyle Davis on Nov 7, 2012
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments:
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  23. 623
    Name: Ian Maxwell on Nov 10, 2012
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments:
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  24. 624
    Name: Mike Cable on Nov 13, 2012
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments:
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  25. 625
    Name: Scotty on Nov 14, 2012
    State: PA
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  26. 626
    Name: James Edward Harvey on Nov 29, 2012
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments:
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  27. 627
    Name: Nick on Dec 7, 2012
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments:
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  28. 628
    Name: Wesley Lucas on Dec 14, 2012
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments: *If at all possible, I am also asking for the decriminalization, if not outright legalization, of marijuana as well. LEAP is an organization of former and current Law Enforcement officials who have been calling for an end to the prohibition of marijuana as well. Many people say that drug use has torn apart families...well, in my case, the only reason my family was torn apart was because of my arrest for possessing marijuana. I was arrested in front of my sister, grandfather, and 3 year old niece, all of whom cried as they watched me being stuffed into a police cruiser with my hands cuffed behind my back. I have never harmed anyone,and that was my first and only arrest. A neighbor of mine called the police because he knew of my plants and thought that I would STEAL HIS CUSTOMERS because he himself SOLD marijuana. Police came to my home, saw the plants, and lead me away in handcuffs that day. My mom, who is struggling financially, wound up having to pay my bail. And because of the charge, I am unable to continue on with schooling until I can have the drug charge expunged from my record because having a drug conviction makes one ineligible for financial aid. Had it been a conviction for rape, theft, assault, etc. I would still be able to obtain financial aid; but 1 arrest for a drug charge, and that ability is revoked. What good is it doing society to arrest and criminalize people like me? I am a good woman; a loving aunt, a thoughtful and kind daughter and granddaughter, a helpful sister, etc. I am a good citizen and have never been in trouble for anything else in my life, EVER. Is what happened to me really justice? Had I been inside my home drinking alcohol, that would have been totally legal; but had I drank too much and been around some nefarious characters, I could be raped (and I have been when I was intoxicated once before)...but that has never happened because of marijuana. And yet, if I want to relax with a marijuana cigarette in the privacy of my own home, I am not allowed to? I MUST seek out that relief from alcohol? Alcohol has also contributed to many, MANY accidents and dearths throughout the years. When Prohibition was in effect, it became clear to the nation that it did not stop or even stem the "alcohol" problem, so why do we still think this archaic approach to marijuana is doing any more good than harm? It is not...and I can assure you of that fact. Sir...I am begging you with everything I have in me; please do whatever you can to make marijuana in our state legal. I suffer from a few debilitating mental illnesses and marijuana, above all else, truly helps me cope and function better as a human being. Psychotropic drugs are not well understood and are not even guaranteed to work...and they have not worked for me. But when I smoke marijuana, I can relax, calm down, stimulate my appetite, and I find it much much easier to be social and interact with the rest of society. It is late...I did not sleep last night because I was up all night, anxious about the court appearance I had to attend this morning for my marijuana charge. I am now on probation for 6 months and am unable to continue in my schooling. It has also impeded my ability to seek gainful employment. I have spent many nights crying about this and I wish there was a way to make people understand just how much the legalization of marijuana means to the many other people like me who exist in this world. I may not be entirely coherent, but I am emotional, tired, and overwhelmed...and I am just sincerely asking that you take whatever steps are necessary to ensure that folks like myself will not be unfairly prosecuted for using a simple, God-grown PLANT for medical and recreational purposes. Many other drugs have been derived from plants...and they usually require synthesization. Marijuana does not need it at all; it comes up from the ground in the perfect condition. And yet...marijuana has been demonized as if it were some type of syringe that grows up out of the ground, filled with a deadly mix of crack and heroin. Perhaps we must wait for the older generation to die out so that their unfair, bigoted, and ill informed opinions and positions regarding marijuana can die out with them. But as an elected official, I believe that you know that there is a growing acceptance of marijuana use in this country and for once, Pennsylvania could be on the LEADING EDGE of societal change instead of laboring behind at the end of the line, only dragging our legislation into the new age after everyone else has already done so.
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  29. 629
    Name: Josh on Dec 28, 2012
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments:
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  30. 630
    Name: Jesse on Dec 28, 2012
    State: PA
    Country: US
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  31. 631
    Name: Derek Rodriguez on Jan 10, 2013
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
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  32. 632
    Name: Michael Hornak on Jan 19, 2013
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments:
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  33. 633
    Name: Devon Paul Lyon Boyer on Jan 31, 2013
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments:
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  34. 634
    Name: Chris Enders on Feb 4, 2013
    State: PA
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  35. 635
    Name: Regan Mendoza on Feb 4, 2013
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments:
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  36. 636
    Name: Brandon Hess on Feb 4, 2013
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments:
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  37. 637
    Name: Cameron Romanofsky on Feb 4, 2013
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments:
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  38. 638
    Name: Aaron Fisher on Feb 16, 2013
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments:
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  39. 639
    Name: Joel F Banaszak on Feb 17, 2013
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments:
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  40. 640
    Name: Bryan Leidy on Feb 20, 2013
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments:
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  41. 641
    Name: Gregory Leidy on Feb 20, 2013
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments:
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  42. 642
    Name: Kyle J Donnelly on Feb 27, 2013
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments:
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  43. 643
    Name: Fred Klingensmith on Mar 6, 2013
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments:
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  44. 644
    Name: Robert Sandor on Mar 12, 2013
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country:
    Comments: I have anxiety ocd and am bipolar and they had me klonopin seroquel and a large dose of Xanax Pills don't work there are many reason what i smoke the the main reason is when i smoke i feel better i think better i feel more comfortable around people and i have near acomplased more with my job then ever before i use to be thought of as the wise ass at work and i alway got put in the crap depts.Now i am a lab tech for a dairy make killer money and getting ready to build my own house.
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  45. 645
    Name: Joe on Mar 15, 2013
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments: i am not just an average pothead, though i enjoy my smoke. time and again i have used a small amount to level out anxiety issues, as well as serious back and neck issues. it increases my focus, i get more done. how it can be illegal when kids are buying cigarettes and drunks are driving all over is beyond me. GO GREEN!
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  46. 646
    Name: Anonymous on Apr 12, 2013
    State: Pennsylvania
    Country: United States
    Comments:
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  47. 647
    Name: Anonymous on May 7, 2013
    State:
    Country:
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