Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature currently requires accessing the site using the built-in Safari browser.
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/13/world/canada/trudeau-marijuana.html?_r=0
If this happens I don't see how those corrupt bastards in our Congress will be able to maintain the outrageous prohibition of this benign and beneficial plant.
Oh, Canada!
Wall Street does all your government's thinking for you.https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/13/world/canada/trudeau-marijuana.html?_r=0
If this happens I don't see how those corrupt bastards in our Congress will be able to maintain the outrageous prohibition of this benign and beneficial plant.
Oh, Canada!
Our government works best when it doesn't have to think
You'll be needing another Wall. They won't pay for it either.If the drug users want to move to Canada to get it ok by me. Maybe this will get the people who said they would leave the country if Trump was elected President but didn't to actually leave.
Wall Street does all your government's thinking for you.https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/13/world/canada/trudeau-marijuana.html?_r=0
If this happens I don't see how those corrupt bastards in our Congress will be able to maintain the outrageous prohibition of this benign and beneficial plant.
Oh, Canada!
Our government works best when it doesn't have to think
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/13/world/canada/trudeau-marijuana.html?_r=0
If this happens I don't see how those corrupt bastards in our Congress will be able to maintain the outrageous prohibition of this benign and beneficial plant.
Oh, Canada!
That's 4,000 miles of barely patrolled border for pot to flood over here with. States will have to decide if they'd rather waste a ton more money fighting a harmless plant, or legalize it and rake in millions in new tax dollars like Colorado and the other legal states.If the drug users want to move to Canada to get it ok by me. Maybe this will get the people who said they would leave the country if Trump was elected President but didn't to actually leave.
This would be correct either way son, there's your help.Wall Street does all your government's thinking for you.https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/13/world/canada/trudeau-marijuana.html?_r=0
If this happens I don't see how those corrupt bastards in our Congress will be able to maintain the outrageous prohibition of this benign and beneficial plant.
Oh, Canada!
Our government works best when it doesn't have to think
You are not a citizen of the USA?
* This should be a question you should be able to answer with minimal help and a map. *
Wall Street does all your government's thinking for you.
I see a bidness opportunity for for profit prisons and convict leasing; there's the jobs coming back. Inside.That's 4,000 miles of barely patrolled border for pot to flood over here with. States will have to decide if they'd rather waste a ton more money fighting a harmless plant, or legalize it and rake in millions in new tax dollars like Colorado and the other legal states.If the drug users want to move to Canada to get it ok by me. Maybe this will get the people who said they would leave the country if Trump was elected President but didn't to actually leave.
Wonderful, tell Jefferson.Wall Street does all your government's thinking for you.
Actually, it is the LEGAL LOBBY that pushes for marijuana prohibition - makes tons of money off prohibition.
Wall Street would legalize - new IPOs galore!!!!!!!!!
There's another reason to never step foot in Canada. Another reason we need to build a Northern Wall as much as a Southern one.
If they are heading into Canada to stay we won't.You'll be needing another Wall. They won't pay for it either.If the drug users want to move to Canada to get it ok by me. Maybe this will get the people who said they would leave the country if Trump was elected President but didn't to actually leave.
You want a wall to keep Liberty out?.
Canada To Legalize Marijuana On July 1, 2018
That's the common sense conclusion. The problem is it conflicts with the reality of corrupt legislators who serve the interests of the pharmaceutical industry, the liquor industry, the legal profession and many other profit-oriented entities which will be substantially compromised if marijuana is legalized. All of these interests are represented by lobbyists and a great deal of money changes hands, much of it in the form of "campaign contributions."That's 4,000 miles of barely patrolled border for pot to flood over here with. States will have to decide if they'd rather waste a ton more money fighting a harmless plant, or legalize it and rake in millions in new tax dollars like Colorado and the other legal states.
