Professor Ponsuelo Estebong

About me:

I love sports, women, beer and people who like to enjoy themselves. Soccer is my favorite sport, but I like most sports. I like going to concerts and am really into music, almost as if it is my higher power? Preconceived notions are a vice that you can choose? THE ONLY WAY TO WIN THIS FIGHT IS TO WRITE! MPP SAVES LIVES! ROB KAMPIA IS A HERO! WHY DOES THE GOVERNMENT ALLOW PART TIME AND FULL TIME "EMPLOYEES OF MARIJUANA PROHIBITION," TO NOT PAY TAXES? ISN'T THAT TAX EVASION? I run my families pet hotel for a living, check out my pics., I practice being unpolitically correct, and make it a point to laugh everyday. Life is to short to not enjoy it, so enjoy the fuck out of it! "Treat yourself, don't cheat yourself!"-Me.....and my name isn't Rick, it might as well be Dick? My father is from South America, and my mother is Irish and was born in South Carolina, so I guess that makes me a Spanish/Irish Mutt American? Damn, I am not a pure breed, damn it parents, why couldn't you have been born in one place? lol...... What We Do, The Marijuana Policy Project lobbies for a more sensible approach to marijuana policy and works to remove criminal penalties for marijuana use, with a particular emphasis on making marijuana medically available to seriously ill people who have the approval of their doctors. MPP does not encourage the illegal use of marijuana. We are America's largest marijuana policy reform organization! The government is arresting more than 700,000 marijuana users a year and is spending $12 billion annually on the war on marijuana. With 20,000 dues-paying members and 100,000 e-mail subscribers, MPP is the largest organization in the United States that is solely dedicated to taking marijuana out of the criminal market and regulating it. MPP works to minimize the harm associated with marijuana — both the consumption of marijuana and the laws that are intended to prohibit its use. MPP believes that the greatest harm associated with marijuana is prison. Marijuana Prohibition Facts "According to estimates by Harvard University economist Jeffrey Miron, replacing marijuana prohibition with a system of taxation and regulation would save between $10 billion and $14 billion per year in reduced government spending and and increased tax revenue." Miron, Jeffrey L., The Budgetary Implications of Marijuana. June 2005 "Every comprehensive, objective government commission that has examined the marijuana phenomenon throughout the last 100 years has recommended that adults should not be criminalized for using marijuana." See: Report of the Indian Hemp Drugs Commission, 1894; The Panama Canal Zone Military Investigations, 1925; The Marihuana Problem in the City of New York, 1944; An Analysis of Marijuana Policy (National Academy of Sciences), 1982. "Fifty-five percent of Americans believe possession of small amounts of marijuana should not be treated as a criminal offense. Seventy-eight percent support making marijuana legally available for doctors to prescribe in order to reduce pain and suffering." National Gallup Poll, Nov. 1 2005. "There have been over seven million marijuana arrests in the United States since 1995, including 771,984 arrests in 2004 — more than for all violent crimes combined, and an all-time record. One person is arrested for marijuana every 41 seconds. About 89% of all marijuana arrests are for possession — not manufacture or distribution." Federal Bureau of Investigation, Uniform Crime Reports.