What if Drug Users Were Excluded From the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?

Posted by Ann Sattley on Sunday, January 20th, 2013

Welcome to the latest episode of Technically, That’s Illegal.

In this episode, I talk about the baseball hall of fame, a school that went into lock down over a thermometer, paying it forward, and “dangerous” toys.

Here are some links that I discuss in the episode:

Bulletproof Kids Items

A Libertarian Take on Baseball and Steroids

Dangerous Kids Toys

Falling TVs Kill Children

Paying it Forward at Tim Horton’s

Thermometer Causes Lockdown

Related posts:

  1. Watch Out for New Laws and the Psychopaths Making Them
  2. Chewing Tobacco and Baseball
  3. My House Should Be Recalled
  4. Drug Charges for Drugs that Didn’t Exist
  5. Drug Dogs

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Jeremy Sarber
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I'm with you on the Baseball Hall of Fame. It should be treated more as a museum and less as an award or honorary thing. Then, the issue of steroids would even be a factor.

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ttillegal
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 @Jeremy Sarber Right. Because if they excluded people for moral reasons, nobody would be allowed in.