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The police and prison guard unions are affected by the reduction in marijuana arrests, the bottom lines of the prison construction, liquor, and pharamaceutical industries are hit hard by readily available marijuana. And Obama evidently is responsive to these influences.That's why Los Angeles closed down all the disipensaries. To much money collected in taxes and way less crime.
It is a little-known fact that back in the seventies the DEA routinely sprayed marijuana crops with a toxic herbicide and then reported analyses of "seized samples" that showed marijuana to have "extremely toxic properties."growing your own is the way, the government sprays mexican weed with chemicals.
Nice way to treat your teenagers republitools.
And SOME cops are sexual degenerates who impose their authority on women offenders, including traffic offenders, to extort sexual favors. Would you deny that?some ignorant folks in this thread, on BOTH sides of the issue.
Pot IS addictive and it is a gateway drug, for SOME.
If you're talking about someone sedated on marijuana, or anything else, attacking a narc, that is perfectly understandable. Narcs (and vice cops) are the scumbags of law enforcement and they deserve to be attacked.Oh, to answer the LEO question. I know first hand of pot heads attacking LEO, for a variety of reasons. No, it isn't like meth , which just makes a person lose their minds, but a pothead will act aggressively just like any other criminal if they think they are about to be arrested.
I used marijuana regularly throughout the sixties and seventies. So did my late wife (a clinical psychologist). Neither of us ever even sampled any other recreational substance. I don't even use beverage alcohol and never did.some ignorant folks in this thread, on BOTH sides of the issue.
Pot IS addictive and it is a gateway drug, for SOME.
Oh, to answer the LEO question. I know first hand of pot heads attacking LEO, for a variety of reasons. No, it isn't like meth , which just makes a person lose their minds, but a pothead will act aggressively just like any other criminal if they think they are about to be arrested.
Most hardcore drug addicts start with milk. It's forced upon them in their infancy. I blame milk.
"Gateway drug" is a bullshit myth. To make the claim, one must show cause-effect. That's something that's never been done. I know too many people, who in their old age, who are still smoking an occasional doobie, and have never "graduated" to harder, addictive drugs.
It had nothing to do with a citizen seige on City Hall until the City Council withdrew the business licenses. None at all.
LA has had 18 years of legalized marijuana and changed their minds.
You don't really understand the law or the decision to pull those licenses. It has nothing to do with marijuana arrests. Marijuana is still legal under state law. No one is going to be arrested for having pot and they haven't been arrested for 18 years. It is just illegal to sell it. They can't sell without a business license, and there is a prohibition on business licenses.
The change in the law is that anyone with a prescription can grow up to three plants in a collective of up to three persons. They cannot sell the pot, barter it, or trade it for anything but other kinds of pot, but they can give it away. Prescriptions can only be written by legitimate doctors who carry malpractice insurance and are in good standing with the California Board of Medical Examiners. This puts an end to "clinic" doctors.
The cartels had taken over the legal clinics and started attacking competitors. They paid city officials (Cudahy is full of them) to get permits and licensing. LA finally had enough.
Hemp was a large commodity in Colonial days.
It had nothing to do with a citizen seige on City Hall until the City Council withdrew the business licenses. None at all.
LA has had 18 years of legalized marijuana and changed their minds.
You don't really understand the law or the decision to pull those licenses. It has nothing to do with marijuana arrests. Marijuana is still legal under state law. No one is going to be arrested for having pot and they haven't been arrested for 18 years. It is just illegal to sell it. They can't sell without a business license, and there is a prohibition on business licenses.
The change in the law is that anyone with a prescription can grow up to three plants in a collective of up to three persons. They cannot sell the pot, barter it, or trade it for anything but other kinds of pot, but they can give it away. Prescriptions can only be written by legitimate doctors who carry malpractice insurance and are in good standing with the California Board of Medical Examiners. This puts an end to "clinic" doctors.
The cartels had taken over the legal clinics and started attacking competitors. They paid city officials (Cudahy is full of them) to get permits and licensing. LA finally had enough.
Pressure from the FEDS and DEA caused all that.
Without DEA and FED pressure and threats of $$$ being withheld twisty would be legal in all states.
Absurd it is illegal now. Ask any street beat cop and he will tell you.
Twisty is NO problem.
And I do not smoke it.
Which places you in the part of the problem category rather than being part of the solution. Submission to wrongful oppression is the best way to prolong it. Active (often painful) resistance is the way to effect change. Ignorance is not understanding that.It's going to be legal, the hard core religious right will just need to be pulled into the 21st century kicking and screaming.
I agree with you topspin, it will eventually be legal again... That said, until then it is still ILLEGAL and I will show little pity for those ignorant enough to get caught smoking/with it.
Which places you in the part of the problem category rather than being part of the solution. Submission to wrongful oppression is the best way to prolong it. Active (often painful) resistance is the way to effect change. Ignorance is not understanding that.It's going to be legal, the hard core religious right will just need to be pulled into the 21st century kicking and screaming.
I agree with you topspin, it will eventually be legal again... That said, until then it is still ILLEGAL and I will show little pity for those ignorant enough to get caught smoking/with it.
Hemp was a large commodity in Colonial days.
Not the same thing. Plant cousins, but there is no THC in industrial hemp. Not even then.
Hemp was a large commodity in Colonial days.
Not the same thing. Plant cousins, but there is no THC in industrial hemp. Not even then.
total bullshit....
How about some proof.
How about some proof.
