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It's time for The Line of Fire with your host, activist, author, international speaker, and theologian, Dr. Michael

Brown, your voice of moral, cultural, and spiritual revolution. Michael Brown is the director of the

Coalition of Conscience and President of Fire School Brown is the director of the Coalition of Conscience

and President of Fire School of Ministry.

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Here again is Dr. Michael Brown.

Well, this is the moment we've been waiting for. It's our Friday broadcast. That means you've

got questions. We've got answers. That means whatever in the world you want to ask me about, question me on, challenge me, probe me on. By all means, give me a call 866-348-7-884. You know, I often invite critics, I just tweeted this out, I often invite critics that

are posting and attacking me, hey, call the show. And they say, well, I don't just sit around all day

with nothing to do. I work a job. I can't call. It's funny that somehow the non-critics, I guess

they don't work at all. They just sit around with free time because somehow they're able to call.

So if you're able, seriously, if you have a difference with me, let's talk about it because I'm not able to respond to 99.999% of what's posted online.

All right. I want to address an important subject right now. It's a question that's come up a lot. The question of legalizing

marijuana. Now, I'm not talking about the question of medical marijuana right now. It's a related

but separate question. I'm talking about recreational marijuana, states like Colorado of past laws that it is now legal

to smoke pot. Does smoking pot lead to violence or anger? Is there such a thing as reaffir madness?

Now, here's my big problem. Yeah, I was a drug user, you know, 69 to 1971, started with smoking pot, went on to other drugs. So I've had issues with it because I believe it remains a gateway drug. And from what I understand, pot now is much, much, much more potent than it was in the days when I was using it. Does it impair your judgment? If you're driving, does it impair

your judgment? If you're a follower of Jesus, can you be getting high and practicing, be sober,

be vigilant, 1st Peter 5 at the same time. But check this out. The Daily Mail has posted this

information. Here's a new article, a major study. Smoking cannabis does make people more violent. Project confirms to the first time that using the drug is the cause of crimes. Cannabis use is more likely to commit violent crimes, research has shown. Study found there was a more constant relationship between cannabis and violence than between alcohol or cocaine use

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