That’s before you consider the reason pot was made illegal in the …

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Comment on Woman Arrested for Taking Nude Pictures of Herself by Anonymous:

That’s before you consider the reason pot was made illegal in the first place – it makes negroes get uppity, play jazz music and look at white women.

Also, the wood paper industry didn’t want people to be able to buy lower cost, higher quality hemp paper.

Anonymous made other comments on this post:

• Woman Arrested for Taking Nude Pictures of Herself:
  

  Oh dumb cops, do something useful and help the people being bullied instead of useless things like this.

• Woman Arrested for Taking Nude Pictures of Herself:
  

  OMG FGS can u even fart without having to be arrested in that country? and the real cases that should dealt with r just forgiven and forgotten… once again way to go world. morals are decaying as the ppl like a rotten aple.

• Woman Arrested for Taking Nude Pictures of Herself:
  

  Uh… Are you a straight woman or a gay man? o_O”

• Woman Arrested for Taking Nude Pictures of Herself:
  

  and then the police kept her for themselves…….

• Woman Arrested for Taking Nude Pictures of Herself:
  

  Now I see what the crime was – she is ugly.

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