Alcohol more dangerous than marijuana- Bishop John I. Cline
Mr Cline was at the time speaking on his television show "Cross Talk" aired on CBN channel 51 on Saturday February 4, 2017. "We need to be more of a correctional facility or institution than just punishment. We are spending so much money keeping people in prison for non-violent crimes and the same thing we locking them for now America (USA) is making billions of dollars off of selling marijuana. This is the same thing we got our young men them locked up in jail for, something wrong with that."
Bishop Cline's opinion was specific to non-violent crimes.
"Right now I still believe that we are with this old mentality that if somebody is found with drugs or something like that, you send them up (Her Majesty's Prison), you punish them [but] they don't come out any better that they went in," Cline stated, adding that he is subject to corrections if he is wrong.
The clergyman was at the time making his case for making VI prisons more correctional as opposed to one that's more for punishment and, in his words, "when America says it's wrong, it's wrong, but when America says it's right then it takes us ten years for us to say we agree."
Not fully supporting Mr Cline in the latter regards, his guest Carvin Malone suggested that what may be right for the USA may not be right for the VI, but Cline interjected, "Man if they can legalise alcohol they can legalise marijuana."
At this point Mr Malone came back, "I am not for or against you." It was at that juncture Mr Cline said in a burst of laughter, "I know some people already done sending me to hell for that." He insisted, however, that alcohol is more dangerous than marijuana.
Mr Malone then suggested that Mr Cline advocate for legislators to change the laws in that regard. "Because once the laws are on the books they have to do their jobs."
Supa Cop harrassing people?
The conversation switched to Mr Malone mentioning Glenn 'Supa Cop' Callwood being back on the job and doing a "good job."
Bishop Cline then asked "You sure he is doing a good job? You sure he is not harassing people?”
Mr Malone attempted to paint the picture that Callwood is working to make persons obey the law; however, Mr Cline said people have also been accusing Officer Callwood of harassing them.
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So my advice to you Mr. Cline is to repent come broken humble before God forget about what people will say , it's not about them it's between you and God ,this country need real men of God who will speak an do the things Jesus said that we must do and greater, thus said the Lord Jesus ,hey Bennie hin repent in 2016 for playing church for years and wasn't truly save / born again, and the Lord Jesus gave him a second chance, he said it in an interview, this country need real men of God who are bold will speak truth without fear.who is bold enough to look the premier governor an all of them to repent repent reeeeeepent and turn from their wicked ways and humble themselves.