Some politicians, lawyers and prosecutors who drink unhealthy amounts of alcohol are quick to
point their fingers at non-violent pot "offenders", refusing to give them a fair trial (kangaroo
courts). Any defense of these people are quickly dismissed because they are just thought of as
being "potheads" or "being high". During Prohibition people who drank alcohol, whether they were
addicted to it or not, I shit you not, were called "juiceheads" who were "always drunk".
Basically, as others have mentioned: the pot calling the kettle back. And those who still think
that "the pot" is a mere analogy for "stupid" may proceed and continue to polish their
government's knob. Afterwards you can go to your local Christian drug den (bar) - A great way to
unwind and involve yourself in some politically correct rowdiness and stupidity. The Maynard
Worshippers in their Maynard is God shirts, drooped eyes and raised hands, as if, ironically
enough, are under the influence of opium. Tool fans who smoked large quantities of pot, getting
into the band through bands such as Korn, Limp Bizkit and the "STICK IT TO THE MAN ON THE
CORPORATE LABEL YO" band Rage Against the Machine. Pothead Tool fans who laughed after one of
their friends got their future destroyed by a pot conviction. Laughing even harder when one of
their other friends snitched on their parents. Working as police informants with smug smiles on
their faces after getting busted themselves. Today, all grown up, off the blind Maynard worship,
off the pot, chickenshit conformists (like their parents)... but still Tool fans. High on their
own overinflated egos, claiming: Tool is too much of an intellectual band to write a song about
something as stupid as marijuana. The song the Pot must have some deeper, subtle meaning. You see
the beyond stupid war on drugs is not a trendy thing to criticise. It used to be trendy to
blindly jump on the anti-Bush bandwagon and criticise the equally stupid war on terror instead.
Voting the Celebrity Rockstar President O'Bomba into power (mostly due to political correctness,
white guilt, and in fear of being labelled a racist) who recently laughed off a marijuana
legalization question, even though there's no way he would be president today if he got busted
during his drug-taking days (especially since he's black). For this, his sheep-like liberal
followers applauded - All grown up and high on prescription meds 1000 times more dangerous and
addictive than pot, eager to pour themselves a double when they get home and risk possible damage
to their livers (and their brains, though not much damage is needed there). Tool fans who listen
to a band who despises hypocrites and blind followers. Tool fans who listen to a band who quoted
Bill Hicks in their song Third Eye: "It's not a war on drugs, it's a war on personal freedom."
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Some politicians, lawyers and prosecutors who drink unhealthy amounts of alcohol are quick to
point their fingers at non-violent pot "offenders", refusing to give them a fair trial (kangaroo
courts). Any defense of these people are quickly dismissed because they are just thought of as
being "potheads" or "being high". During Prohibition people who drank alcohol, whether they were
addicted to it or not, I shit you not, were called "juiceheads" who were "always drunk".
Basically, as others have mentioned: the pot calling the kettle back. And those who still think
that "the pot" is a mere analogy for "stupid" may proceed and continue to polish their
government's knob. Afterwards you can go to your local Christian drug den (bar) - A great way to
unwind and involve yourself in some politically correct rowdiness and stupidity. The Maynard
Worshippers in their Maynard is God shirts, drooped eyes and raised hands, as if, ironically
enough, are under the influence of opium. Tool fans who smoked large quantities of pot, getting
into the band through bands such as Korn, Limp Bizkit and the "STICK IT TO THE MAN ON THE
CORPORATE LABEL YO" band Rage Against the Machine. Pothead Tool fans who laughed after one of
their friends got their future destroyed by a pot conviction. Laughing even harder when one of
their other friends snitched on their parents. Working as police informants with smug smiles on
their faces after getting busted themselves. Today, all grown up, off the blind Maynard worship,
off the pot, chickenshit conformists (like their parents)... but still Tool fans. High on their
own overinflated egos, claiming: Tool is too much of an intellectual band to write a song about
something as stupid as marijuana. The song the Pot must have some deeper, subtle meaning. You see
the beyond stupid war on drugs is not a trendy thing to criticise. It used to be trendy to
blindly jump on the anti-Bush bandwagon and criticise the equally stupid war on terror instead.
Voting the Celebrity Rockstar President O'Bomba into power (mostly due to political correctness,
white guilt, and in fear of being labelled a racist) who recently laughed off a marijuana
legalization question, even though there's no way he would be president today if he got busted
during his drug-taking days (especially since he's black). For this, his sheep-like liberal
followers applauded - All grown up and high on prescription meds 1000 times more dangerous and
addictive than pot, eager to pour themselves a double when they get home and risk possible damage
to their livers (and their brains, though not much damage is needed there). Tool fans who listen
to a band who despises hypocrites and blind followers. Tool fans who listen to a band who quoted
Bill Hicks in their song Third Eye: "It's not a war on drugs, it's a war on personal freedom."
exactly man im glad someone finaly posted this i couldnt get my too work
exactly man im glad someone finaly posted this i couldnt get my too work