Oh man, and it was the same day her husband died. I think that would've been a glorious story if she had been sent to prison until she died. f**king hypocritical piece of s**t. Ruining lives for doing what she does, but she gets away with it. Well, f**k that. Something should be done.
sucks that her husband died, but that wouldn't have stopped the cops from arresting me in the same scenario. At the very least they would have taken my pot. This is bulls**t, if they don't arrest her of all people how can they possibly arrest anyone else for possession?
Marijuana has been shown to be one of the most potent anti-inflammatories, and has other positive health benefits. Nobody has the right to tell anyone what they cannot put into their bodies, especially if it carries a positive health benefit
Besides, if everything was legalized, people could buy their substance of choice for the price of regular spices, and on have on average less health issues than a trans fat addict.
Of course, it's only "falling victim" when one of your fellow sactimonious holy-than-thou assh**e moral crusaders gets busted, right? Anyone else gets caught in the same situation - god forbid a poor young inner city black man - we should just lock 'em up and throw away the f**king key, right?
odkin. . .I have no idea if you've ever had alcohol, tobacco or caffeine, so I can't call you a blatant hypocrite. . . only you know the answer to that.
On the bright side, perhaps she will now become a marijuana legalization advocate, and claim that the anti-depressant qualities of pot helped her cope with the grief of losing her husband. Can't help but feel that the cops had compassion for her loss and that's why they didn't bust her for possession or confiscate her stash. I hope this controversy sparks a new debate about Tennessee's ridiculous marijuana laws, and if they choose to prosecute the widow Elks, that the public will rally behind her and support her use of the herb.
I am going to guess if she was living in a trailer park and her husband had just died, she would be arrested. But if you work for the man, you get a free pass, even if it means that you get to put other innocents in jail for doing the same thing you are doing. Our system is corrupt.
This woman makes her living out of ruining other people's lives. I call her what she is a hypocrite, and somehow you find that hypocritical? Not sure if you are trolling or for real. Either way f**k you.
holygodFeb 8, 2012Buried
I wonder why the director of Tennessee's Alcoholic Beverage Commission would have any interest in keeping marijuana illegal?
God this strokes my Schadenfreude bone so hard.
The_SovereignFeb 8, 2012Buried
Oh man, and it was the same day her husband died. I think that would've been a glorious story if she had been sent to prison until she died. f**king hypocritical piece of s**t. Ruining lives for doing what she does, but she gets away with it. Well, f**k that. Something should be done.
iceuckFeb 8, 2012Buried
Dugg for "Shadenfreude bone"
Donuts4UFeb 8, 2012Buried
This problem of drugs being both normalized and illegal has caused hypocrisy on every level.
diggumsmack83Feb 8, 2012Buried
sucks that her husband died, but that wouldn't have stopped the cops from arresting me in the same scenario. At the very least they would have taken my pot. This is bulls**t, if they don't arrest her of all people how can they possibly arrest anyone else for possession?
spongya77Feb 8, 2012Buried
She's a hero. She wants her state to be rid of pot. She makes sure of it by smoking it all.
FalalisFeb 8, 2012Buried
Marijuana has been shown to be one of the most potent anti-inflammatories, and has other positive health benefits. Nobody has the right to tell anyone what they cannot put into their bodies, especially if it carries a positive health benefit
Besides, if everything was legalized, people could buy their substance of choice for the price of regular spices, and on have on average less health issues than a trans fat addict.
jeworldFeb 8, 2012Buried
Never living in TN -- A year for a gram?! GTFO!
alapoetFeb 8, 2012Buried
"fall victim"?
You're pretty funny.
OK, mostly pathetic, and a *tiny* bit funny.
bookantFeb 8, 2012Buried
Of course, it's only "falling victim" when one of your fellow sactimonious holy-than-thou assh**e moral crusaders gets busted, right? Anyone else gets caught in the same situation - god forbid a poor young inner city black man - we should just lock 'em up and throw away the f**king key, right?
cyberdactylFeb 8, 2012Buried
odkin. . .I have no idea if you've ever had alcohol, tobacco or caffeine, so I can't call you a blatant hypocrite. . . only you know the answer to that.
seidnuFeb 9, 2012Buried
we don't need her help.
breadfredFeb 8, 2012Buried
Now that is just a bit over the top - and does not solve anything. Just wish her to begone, or to shut up.
prettyboyfloydFeb 8, 2012Buried
On the bright side, perhaps she will now become a marijuana legalization advocate, and claim that the anti-depressant qualities of pot helped her cope with the grief of losing her husband. Can't help but feel that the cops had compassion for her loss and that's why they didn't bust her for possession or confiscate her stash. I hope this controversy sparks a new debate about Tennessee's ridiculous marijuana laws, and if they choose to prosecute the widow Elks, that the public will rally behind her and support her use of the herb.
prettyboyfloydFeb 10, 2012Buried
Cops entering a private residence and conducting a search without a warrant? I'm SHOCKED!
sheopleherderFeb 9, 2012Buried
I am going to guess if she was living in a trailer park and her husband had just died, she would be arrested. But if you work for the man, you get a free pass, even if it means that you get to put other innocents in jail for doing the same thing you are doing. Our system is corrupt.
favuquadFeb 9, 2012Buried
Just shut the mother fuk up!
thank you
whacklyFeb 9, 2012Buried
isn't it hypocritical to want her arrested for something you want legalized? the irony on display here is humorous.
publikjohn9Feb 9, 2012Buried
This woman makes her living out of ruining other people's lives. I call her what she is a hypocrite, and somehow you find that hypocritical? Not sure if you are trolling or for real. Either way f**k you.
whacklyFeb 9, 2012Buried
so are all pot smokers hypocrites who have to pretend they don't publicly? either way your level of anger is disproportionate to the actual issue?