what would change if there was democracy in laos?

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 22^nd Oct, 2010 at 9:58am:
foreals they should vote for better roads, do you know if motorist carry insurance?

anyway i think laotians should vote for legalization of marijuana, why i say this is because think of all the money that would come pouring into the country by tourist who want to get high.

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 23^rd Oct, 2010 at 10:54pm:
we're talking about marijuana, not yaba or ecstasy that messes you up mentally and pushes you to do crazy stuff like how i see on thai television. if California agrees that marijuana should be legalize why not laos, and if laos does it they can supply the world with legal weed, people would come from all corners of the earth to smoke weed, drug crime would go down, death also would go down because more people die from alcohol than weed. yes there is negative effects of marijuana legalization but the benefits outweighs the bad. so if there ever a democracy in laos, marijuana legalization should be first thing to vote for. california brings in billions each year because of their state law legalization of marijuana and laos could do the same too not billions but hundreds of millions.

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 24^th Oct, 2010 at 6:24am:
yes i'm aware of the negatives but i think the positive outweighs negative. one positive is that laos can turn marijuana into a cash crop not just to smoke but for paper export and other stuff like clothing can you see where i'm getting at? besides legalize of marijuana would not come without laws and regulations for example legal age to smoke is 21. lets face it young laotians who want alcohol can get it without id right? i mean you and i didn't need to be 18 and we had old friends who bought it and we ask them for some and they give us to try however there are still laws to protect young people from using it. basically what i mean is there are loopholes as i mentioned above that if someone wants alcohol they can get it from friends so even if marijuana has regulations its still possible to get it SO WHAT I'M SAYING IS ALCOHOL IS WORSE THAN WEED. OTHER DRUGS IN LAOS IS WORSE THAN WEED. anyway in a democracy it doesn't matter what you and i think. its the vote that counts and hate to say but you sound like a communist. lolz

also i think laos needs more mdconalds and burger king, they need more Americanism in their democracy, they need to ship more of their troops to war zones and kill terrorist, what laos should not do it keep quiet, they should speak out and kill more terrorist. thats how you become a democracy. you do what you want. f the world lolz

Look at this guy, typical Yank's talk, they're the best and the rest of the world has to follow them, infact:
Anything they can't control, so they legalise it and make $ out of it, few decades ago, they can't control alcohol so they legalised it and collect tax on it, now California can't control the weed so they legalised it and collect tax on it, they're loosing control on crime too, won't be too long they'll legalise rape, murder, robbery and collect tax too.
The whole world is moving ahead the civilise way and try to ban tobacco and reduce alcohol consumption, the great nation of the globe try to go the opposite direction, they think money can solve everything (which is true providing you have an unlimited supply, that is probably why their printing machine is working overtime to print a trillion dollars try to solve the mess theyhave created globably) God should really bless America otherwise hard to imagine the future, hope they not taking the rest of us to hell with them.

macro wrote on 24^th Oct, 2010 at 12:42pm:
in California they are trying super hard to fight the federal government so they can operate a legalize marijuana business, of course the federal government have or will always have mix feelings, i understand that legalization of marijuana is a sensitive topic because i'm sure most of us do not want teens or young adult access to it but the fact is we cant stop them if they really wanted some so i think the best thing is to regulate it and reap the benefits. anyway alcohol, tobacco, and weed consumption is our right to use. no government should restrict it ever. besides these things bring in big money. finally i believe that without american intervention around the world this world would be worse. i truly believe this. i know and is aware of the bad things america done but there are many great things too to freeing irag of their dictator Saddam Hussein who mass murder his people, south korea is prosperous to day because of american intervention, american could have wiped out japan but we didnt. again there are bad things of which america might cause but not everything is black and white.

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 24^th Oct, 2010 at 9:51pm:
yea it probably will cost a lot to open a mcdonalds, i believe it cost around US $250,000 to open one but i think it would be cheaper to have one in laos where U.S money would go a long way. the trick to a successful democracy if laos were to have one is to give the people what they want, in turn they work hard for it and become productive over time. poor people sometimes stay poor because there's nothing they want to work for especially in developing nations that's why you have to give them some form of incentive. so what laos need to do i think is to change its government or all will die trying. when you quit fighting you dont deserve to live right haha jk and yes theres many uses for marijuana starting with being able to be turned into paper or transformed into fabric. now i dont know about the health cost in communist laos but it cost thousands even hundreds of thousands to operate on someone in american hospitals like this one time when i went in and got a stitch it cost me a thousand dollars, one night stay with operation cost my grandpa $90,000 but right now its better with president obama's health bill which will reduce cost i think that why i say its important for everyone to have motor insurance.