On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: “We have lost our minds on the tobacco issue. We have demonized [tobacco] that which should be a health issue and we have sanitized what [marijuana] should be a moral issue.<\/p>\n
“The have confused health with morality. Tobacco has become the lead health issue. So we have more kids smoking marijuana than cigarettes.”<\/p>\n
“Would you rather your kids smoked marijuana or cigarettes? I bet that over 50% would say marijuana is better. It isn’t even close for me. I would rather they smoke tobacco. I think marijuana says something about the larger child than tobacco does.”<\/p>\n
“The purpose of marijuana is to effect the brain.”<\/p>\n
Prager’s engineer plays bumper music taken from pop songs about marijuana. I grew up being told that drug music was evil.<\/p>\n
Dennis: “Why do folks selling foreign cars know so much more about cars than folks selling American cars?”<\/p>\n
From DennisPrager.com<\/a>:<\/p>\n Thursday, December 16, 2010 Radio Show Thursday, December 16, 2010 Radio Show Thursday, December 16, 2010 Radio Show On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: “We have lost our minds on the tobacco issue. We have demonized [tobacco] that which should be a health issue and we have sanitized what [marijuana] should be a moral issue. “The … Continue reading
\nH1: Teens Doping More than Smoking
\nPrager H1: As cigarette smoking goes down among teens, smoking marijuana goes up. Would you rather your child smoke a cigarette or smoke a joint?<\/p>\n
\nH2: Hasta la Vista, Arnold
\nPrager H2: Dennis talks to Joel Kotkin, professor of urban studies at Chapman University about the Arnold Schwarzenegger administration. Kotkin calls it a near complete failure\u2026 New York State contains massive amounts of natural gas buried in shale rock, but liberal politicians won\u2019t let energy companies get to it\u2026 Dennis talks to Pia Orrenius, senior economist at the Federal Reserve Bank and Madeline Zavodny, professor of economics at Agnes Scott College. Their new book is Beside the Golden Door: U.S. Immigration Reform in a New Era of Globalization.<\/p>\n
\nH3: Shopping Apps
\nPrager H3: Shoppers are using bar code apps on their smart phones to a get a better price of an item on the Internet or at another store. Is there an ethical problem here? How will brick and mortar stores survive? <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"