If you haven't heard the word "humanist", it's just a sugar coated word for atheist. For some reason many atheists don't like the world "atheist" and would prefer to call themselves "humanists".
I am not one of them. I prefer the word "atheist" because everybody knows what it means.
I don't believe in God, because I don't see any evidence to support the existence of God. And I certainly am not ashamed of that.
I was going to ask a question like
"Almost all of the people here are atheists and we believe that the way to solve the worlds problems is by using science, logic and reason, not superstition and myth as religious people do.I put off asking my question for most of the meeting because most of the questions were around the subject of vaccinations, and I didn't think it would be right for me to change the subject.Most of the people here know that heroin is an addictive drug, while marijuana is not addictive at all.
How come the Arizona Department of Health Services is telling people the lie on medical marijuana cars it issues that marijuana is an addictive drug, just like heroin?
Why is the Arizona Department of Health Services using superstition and myth to demonize marijuana?"
Towards the end of the meeting Will Humble got pretty angry when he was talking about how the US government used a bunch of doctors telling lies about how they were vaccinating people against polio to hunt down bin Laden.
Will Humble said these lies set the medical community back by years.
I figured now was the time to ask my question. Because Will Humble and the folks at his Arizona Department of Health Services are doing the exact same thing when they spread lies that marijuana is an addictive drug like heroin.
But by then time had run out and I didn't get to answer my question.
Over all I thought Will Humble's talk was pretty good, despite the fact that I hate him because of how he has screwed over the medical marijuana community.
From his talk Will Humble seemed like a socialist who was pushing big government. And of course he as a vested interest in that because his job is running the Arizona Department of Health Services.
One thing that pissed me off was Will Humble said a number of times that everybody has a "social contract" to get their vaccinations.
I am sure that would have ticked off any other Libertarians in the room too.
My question is just when did I sign this "social contract", and how much was I paid to sign it when I agreed to get these vaccinations.