>>>>>>>>hahahaha
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>>>>>>>>http://www.cnn.com/2008/CRIME/09/15/priest.drug.arrest.ap/index.html
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>>>>>>>What I find most amazing about the story is that there is a whole set of laws built around selling drugs from or near a church. Are the minimum sentences tougher than those for selling cocain elsewhere?
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>>>>>>Yes. Also near schools.
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>>>>>I can certainly understand singling out schools. But churches? Not that many children attend church alone. Do they?
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>>>>Doesn't seem like a very safe place for children anymore - if the priest isn't too busy raping the kids I he's selling them drugs now? geeze. I don't see how religion will survive past year 2100....hopefully it wont.
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>>>I think ritual peyote could give it just the boost it needs to get over these rough spots ...
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>>yeah as long as some priest isn't selling to to some little kids out of the back of a church..hahaha
>>And really that's more of a "spritual" experience than a "religious" one.
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>I think the oldest religious chemistry had the form of ammonium salts - http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?search=ammonium which would get the believers to believe just about anything, just as long as they can get out of there :).

That's really interesting. Sounds like camels were producing ammonia. I have always been fascinated with the history of psychotropics. Remember this ?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Marco_Allegro