Q: If you could outlaw anything, what would it be? Michelle Fitzsimmons
If you could outlaw anything, what would it be?
Asked near Noodle Bar and Sarita’s in Seaside.
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Follow-up: What would you legalize?
O.G. BULL | Retired Veteran | SeasideA: Hatred and prejudice. They’re going on the same prejudice. I’d make love mandatory.
Equal Opportunity: A universal stimulus package. Give everyone $1 million. If they blow it, then they blow it, but it gives everyone a chance.
ANNETTE MCMANNIS | Teacher | Monterey
A: Bad manners. I’d encourage manners, responsibility and world mindedness. People in America just don’t think about the rest of world.
Do Unto Others: I’m not going to say marijuana, because I don’t care about that. Everybody should have to volunteer at least five hours a month.
BILL KOMLOFSKE | Retired Writer | Seaside
A: I would outlaw laws. I wouldn’t want to make any because I don’t believe in them.
Prescription Drug: I would legalize marijuana. For economic and health reasons. We need the money. I’m 51 and I’ve got a daughter who’s 30. I don’t know if she’s ever tried it but I have and I think it’s great.
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