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Under the proposed legislation, city police would be directed to essentially ignore most marijuana crimes unless they involve minors or acts of violence, driving under the influence or the sale or distribution of pot on public property or within view from public property.
San Francisco Police Capt. Tim Hedrick, head of the department's narcotics squad, said Ammiano's legislation is consistent with police policy on marijuana crimes. "It does not tie our hands enforcing the law," he told the committee.
But a number of residents protested the legislation, saying it will encourage crime and the use of harder drugs such as cocaine or heroin.
"It will undermine the efforts of people who live in marginal neighborhoods to make their neighborhoods safe, clean and peaceful," said Arthur Evans, a Haight-Ashbury resident. "This measure is an attack on the well-being of our neighborhoods. You should not throw obstacles in our way. You should help us to make San Francisco more safe and livable."
Supervisor Fiona Ma, a member of the committee hearing Ammiano's legislation, also spoke out against it, saying she believed it "establishes a new policy that has not been presented to the voters." Ma broke with Supervisor Jake McGoldrick, the committee's chairman, and Ammiano in voting against the legislation today.
Although the city doesn't track marijuana arrests and prosecutions, the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) has said more than 1,000 people were arrested in cases involving the drug in 2004.
Dale Gieringer of the California chapter of NORML said cities that have adopted a lax policy toward marijuana have not seen it contribute to crime -- which is an argument activists make for legalization of marijuana under federal law.
"We have to start somewhere and we have to act locally," he added."


Ugh. Some of my friends are all going out wearing t-shirts they made with the name of their little group on them. I am thoroughly embarrassed. i am not going within 70 miles of them. funnier thing is. they made them for a Tuesday night bar night, not for Halloween, not for a huge event, just for a bar night so they could all go out wearing shirts that proclaimed how bitchy their group is. and as someone who knows them, THEY ARE WAY TO BITCHY, STAY AWAY. Yeah i know its not often that i rant about my own friends on here, but come on they made their own t-shirts with their group name on them. Why is going out to a bar like a bowling league now? Can you imagine all 5 of them standing around in a circle with drinks in hand, with matching group t-shirts, thinking they are the shit. Ugh I'm staying in. Or maybe i should get an even larger opposing group together. We could all carry protest signs, protesting them and their bitchiness, and their degradation of our community. now that would be a bar night worth going to. Cheers to that.jam k: "how are you, studboi?
Marc: hey there! im good
Marc: whats up with you?
jam k: chillen, lookin around
jam k: missin
Marc: lol thats funny i read that really fast and all i got was "im looking around for your huge cock" lol
jam k: how was LA?
Marc: la was great
jam k: not so far from the truth
Marc: lol. yeah so when are we going to hang out again?
jam k: any time buddy
Marc: hot
jam k: haven't had a top as hot as you. . .well, since you
Marc: right on. well im saving up for a cum shooting contest on Wednesday
Marc: so it will have to be after that
jam k: damn too bad
jam k: i bet u'll win
jam k: where's the contest?
Marc: i hope so, with a bucket of cum ready to go flying, maybe i can break a guines book record. do you think they keep records for sex related stuff?
jam k: hmm they must somewhere
jam k: wish it were flyin ..."



going to rehab. Just got an email today from an old friend saying he is on his way to inpatient rehab. It has been very interesting watching all of us in our own way and own time have slowly given up on the partying days. Made me recall how i got started and how i got away.
my first time at the legendary Club Universe in San Francisco. I remember the evening as running around with my hag introducing her to everyone as Madonna. I some how got it in my head that this fat bitch was Madonna. HALLARIOUS. Then somehow everyone at my work at the time was all about it. Applebee's Restaurant. In fact on many many occasions many of the servers would all take a half hit of E on a busy night to make it fun. OH YEA, ROLLING ON E WHILE WAITING TABELS AT APPLEBEE'S. Jhezuss. what the fuck where we thinking. It was also the time that Red Bull came out. Yeah add on two cans of that. Whew did i give good service.
me i got myself and my entourage out of my house it was 3pm and i pasted out at the Bar on Castro, with a frozen Cosmo in hand. Classy! From there my cocain addiction developed.
y, but hey i was over it. Since my dramatic move to New Orleans almost all of my friends from my partying hay day have all entered some form of recovery or another, well all accept one. We are still waiting for him. I don't believe I have any regrets besides doing Tina. I have made it out with only a few permanent injuries. I got my life back. As boring now as it is, I love it. I am proud to have been through all of it and relived to have made it out.