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legal marijuana
Posted by:
non smoker
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Date: December 13, 2019 12:33PM
So, a reasonable question to ask those who advocate for the criminalization of marijuana (and other drugs) would be would be, by doing so, making it a crime, will you greatly reduce its usage?
The answer is a resounding no.
As a matter of fact, by criminalizing it, you will create an industry not only of drug crimes, but, drug "cops" and drug "jails".
So, if marijuana being illegal for like 70+ years has really gotten rid of its usage, and costs BILIIONS to prosecute, why still illegal?
Clearly the current path is not working and is SO expensive. Its ironic that advocates of small government seem to be the biggest proponent of keeping it illegal.
C'mon...it's not working!!!!!
The answer is a resounding no.
As a matter of fact, by criminalizing it, you will create an industry not only of drug crimes, but, drug "cops" and drug "jails".
So, if marijuana being illegal for like 70+ years has really gotten rid of its usage, and costs BILIIONS to prosecute, why still illegal?
Clearly the current path is not working and is SO expensive. Its ironic that advocates of small government seem to be the biggest proponent of keeping it illegal.
C'mon...it's not working!!!!!
Re: legal marijuana
Posted by:
Spicoli On The Internet
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Date: December 13, 2019 03:43PM
Pump the brakes OP. Legal weed is on the horizon just be at the poles at election time. There's too much money at stake to keep it illegal. You just have to watch out that big pharma and big tobacco don't get all the control. But hell yea! give me some government regulated weed! Shaw!!!!!!!!!
Re: legal marijuana
Posted by:
customer of the Bijan
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Date: December 13, 2019 03:51PM
Coke too. That shit is getting really expensive since my dealer got smoked. Same arguments for the coke... and meth. While we're at it, what's so bad about PCP?
Re: legal marijuana
Posted by:
Spicoli With A Boner
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Date: December 13, 2019 06:51PM
^^^
You can still get that shit? Sherms?
You can still get that shit? Sherms?
Re: legal marijuana
Posted by:
Legal Weed All You Can Grow
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Date: December 13, 2019 09:27PM
Free ! With no tax grown on public or private land. No prob bro anymore from me and that's it ! No stores other then medical RX as they may not be mobile enough to grow it
Just as long as you write YES on Question 11E on the federal 4473 form to buy a gun and the sale will be denied.
You love the gun grabbing Democrats and you cant have it all your way. Im a conservative willing to go half way as I agree its been the same as alcohol prohibition in the USA and getting nowhere but my GOP pals MUST get on board so to disallow a Dem win with the deal , but no legal guns for narcotic users allowed !
Just as long as you write YES on Question 11E on the federal 4473 form to buy a gun and the sale will be denied.
You love the gun grabbing Democrats and you cant have it all your way. Im a conservative willing to go half way as I agree its been the same as alcohol prohibition in the USA and getting nowhere but my GOP pals MUST get on board so to disallow a Dem win with the deal , but no legal guns for narcotic users allowed !
Re: legal marijuana
Posted by:
9874gr
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Date: December 13, 2019 11:43PM
I KEEP TELLING YOU
#1 the government should NEVER lie about effects - government lies about pot are the fuel pot heads who don't want to quit live on
#2 stunts growth (not a rumor: confirmed)
#3 the government shouldn't be involved in selling it
#5 the "gov" should run ads suggesting people quit - that's all
i'd say it should be a scoff law ($15 ticket if your caught loitering) but since Clinton i'd know better: $15 becomes $500 and seized cars and homes REAL QUICK under democrats
#1 the government should NEVER lie about effects - government lies about pot are the fuel pot heads who don't want to quit live on
#2 stunts growth (not a rumor: confirmed)
#3 the government shouldn't be involved in selling it
#4 it shouldn't be "illegal" because illegal means weaponed force - and pot isn't worth shooting someone over
#5 the "gov" should run ads suggesting people quit - that's all
i'd say it should be a scoff law ($15 ticket if your caught loitering) but since Clinton i'd know better: $15 becomes $500 and seized cars and homes REAL QUICK under democrats
Re: legal marijuana
Posted by:
Merkmann
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Date: January 09, 2020 05:03PM
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Re: legal marijuana
Posted by:
Marcus
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Date: January 13, 2020 11:06AM
Personally, I have a mixed attitude toward legalization. On the one hand, it gives weeds free access and this is a difficult moment. On the other hand, it opens the door to new herbal remedies, like this. Only the one who was next to the person undergoing chemotherapy understands how important it is to have a good pain medication that does not kill you. I saw it with my own eyes so the advantages of legalization outweigh.
Re: legal marijuana
Posted by:
Question 11e is a joke
()
Date: January 13, 2020 12:17PM
Legal Weed All You Can Grow Wrote:
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> Free ! With no tax grown on public or private
> land. No prob bro anymore from me and that's it !
> No stores other then medical RX as they may not be
> mobile enough to grow it
>
> Just as long as you write YES on Question 11E on
> the federal 4473 form to buy a gun and the sale
> will be denied.
>
> You love the gun grabbing Democrats and you cant
> have it all your way. Im a conservative willing
> to go half way as I agree its been the same as
> alcohol prohibition in the USA and getting nowhere
> but my GOP pals MUST get on board so to disallow a
> Dem win with the deal , but no legal guns for
> narcotic users allowed !
Two ways around it
First, buy guns privately. No background check
Second, lie on the background check. Even if you get busted two weeks later with weed, the feds can't prove that you were a user when the form was executed.
No problemo
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> Free ! With no tax grown on public or private
> land. No prob bro anymore from me and that's it !
> No stores other then medical RX as they may not be
> mobile enough to grow it
>
> Just as long as you write YES on Question 11E on
> the federal 4473 form to buy a gun and the sale
> will be denied.
>
> You love the gun grabbing Democrats and you cant
> have it all your way. Im a conservative willing
> to go half way as I agree its been the same as
> alcohol prohibition in the USA and getting nowhere
> but my GOP pals MUST get on board so to disallow a
> Dem win with the deal , but no legal guns for
> narcotic users allowed !
Two ways around it
First, buy guns privately. No background check
Second, lie on the background check. Even if you get busted two weeks later with weed, the feds can't prove that you were a user when the form was executed.
No problemo
Re: legal marijuana
Posted by:
11e is unconstitutional
()
Date: January 13, 2020 01:48PM
It is unconstitutional as applied because it prevents citizens from exercising their 2nd Amendment rights. Unless, the 2nd Amendment is not absolute, and there is a place for reasonable gun regulation. But that is not what the NRA says.
Re: legal marijuana
Posted by:
Northern Lights
()
Date: January 13, 2020 03:03PM
non smoker Wrote:
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> So, a reasonable question to ask those who
> advocate for the criminalization of marijuana (and
> other drugs) would be would be, by doing so,
> making it a crime, will you greatly reduce its
> usage?
>
> The answer is a resounding no.
>
> As a matter of fact, by criminalizing it, you will
> create an industry not only of drug crimes, but,
> drug "cops" and drug "jails".
>
> So, if marijuana being illegal for like 70+ years
> has really gotten rid of its usage, and costs
> BILIIONS to prosecute, why still illegal?
>
> Clearly the current path is not working and is SO
> expensive. Its ironic that advocates of small
> government seem to be the biggest proponent of
> keeping it illegal.
>
> C'mon...it's not working!!!!!
Funny thing is weed keeps getting better and cheaper. Well, here in California anyway. And really the entire west coast. In the late 80s an 1/8 cost $25 and the quality was usually pretty low. In the 90's it was $35 and even in some places climbed up to $50 or even $60 and the quality was getting better and better. By the 00's it had become like craft brewery, tons of "flavors" and choices, high quality, and the price settled back to $35. In the 10's, cops just openly did not care to fuck with weed at all, a medical card could be easily acquired, dispensaries stocked 20 varieties each of sativa, indica and hybrid and would deliver to your house if you had a card. The dispensaries were not cheap, probably $45-50 for 1/8, but extremely high quality. But on the "know a guy" black market it was down to $25 per 1/8 and maybe just on average a half step below dispensaries for quality. And now it has been legalized and is taxed heavily and regulated, well sort of. So the dispensaries have become stores, price is still high, variety very good. Most people still just get it from "their guy", paying 80s prices for top quality - a buyer's market. Long story short - stoners are better at fighting inflation than bureaucrats.
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> So, a reasonable question to ask those who
> advocate for the criminalization of marijuana (and
> other drugs) would be would be, by doing so,
> making it a crime, will you greatly reduce its
> usage?
>
> The answer is a resounding no.
>
> As a matter of fact, by criminalizing it, you will
> create an industry not only of drug crimes, but,
> drug "cops" and drug "jails".
>
> So, if marijuana being illegal for like 70+ years
> has really gotten rid of its usage, and costs
> BILIIONS to prosecute, why still illegal?
>
> Clearly the current path is not working and is SO
> expensive. Its ironic that advocates of small
> government seem to be the biggest proponent of
> keeping it illegal.
>
> C'mon...it's not working!!!!!
Funny thing is weed keeps getting better and cheaper. Well, here in California anyway. And really the entire west coast. In the late 80s an 1/8 cost $25 and the quality was usually pretty low. In the 90's it was $35 and even in some places climbed up to $50 or even $60 and the quality was getting better and better. By the 00's it had become like craft brewery, tons of "flavors" and choices, high quality, and the price settled back to $35. In the 10's, cops just openly did not care to fuck with weed at all, a medical card could be easily acquired, dispensaries stocked 20 varieties each of sativa, indica and hybrid and would deliver to your house if you had a card. The dispensaries were not cheap, probably $45-50 for 1/8, but extremely high quality. But on the "know a guy" black market it was down to $25 per 1/8 and maybe just on average a half step below dispensaries for quality. And now it has been legalized and is taxed heavily and regulated, well sort of. So the dispensaries have become stores, price is still high, variety very good. Most people still just get it from "their guy", paying 80s prices for top quality - a buyer's market. Long story short - stoners are better at fighting inflation than bureaucrats.