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Got a link? I do...Its already legal in my state, theft and crime has gone through the roof shocker.
It is not legal to do business with banks or interstate transfers.Its already legal in my state, theft and crime has gone through the roof shocker.
I went there two years ago and it was buzy as hell.I know it has fucked up tourism in Colorado fiscallyIts already legal in my state, theft and crime has gone through the roof shocker.
Actually it’s kept family’s away from the tourist sites… Most families don’t want to go into areas that smell like pot.I went there two years ago and it was buzy as hell.I know it has fucked up tourism in Colorado fiscallyIts already legal in my state, theft and crime has gone through the roof shocker.
No, Just make it none of the federal governments business. And individual states legalize it or notIt has to be done at the fed level to make it totally legal in the states..Weed legalization should be up to individual states... None of the federal governments businessIt probably won't pass because of all the dinosaurs in Congress, but it's a step forward. It's absurd the amount of money we throw away in our justice system over weed.
Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., introduced a bill on Friday to decriminalize marijuana and allow for it to be taxed and regulated. The bill is titled S. 420, in a reference to marijuana culture.
The proposal, identical to a bill in the House, aims to ease the longstanding conflict between states where cannabis is legal in some form and the U.S. government, which categorizes marijuana as a dangerous illegal drug, similar to LSD or heroin. The American Civil Liberties Union estimates that around half of all drug arrests are for marijuana possession.
Senator Ron Wyden introduces S. 420, a bill to legalize marijuana
Just don’t enforce the drug dealing laws federally, Just let individual states to make their own laws when it comes to drug dealing and usage....No, Just make it none of the federal governments business. And individual states legalize it or notIt has to be done at the fed level to make it totally legal in the states..Weed legalization should be up to individual states... None of the federal governments businessIt probably won't pass because of all the dinosaurs in Congress, but it's a step forward. It's absurd the amount of money we throw away in our justice system over weed.
Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., introduced a bill on Friday to decriminalize marijuana and allow for it to be taxed and regulated. The bill is titled S. 420, in a reference to marijuana culture.
The proposal, identical to a bill in the House, aims to ease the longstanding conflict between states where cannabis is legal in some form and the U.S. government, which categorizes marijuana as a dangerous illegal drug, similar to LSD or heroin. The American Civil Liberties Union estimates that around half of all drug arrests are for marijuana possession.
Senator Ron Wyden introduces S. 420, a bill to legalize marijuana
The law has to change at the Federal level.
So the wind never blows in COlorado you think you could smell someone burning a bowl at twenty feet you are nutz.Actually it’s kept family’s away from the tourist sites… Most families don’t want to go into areas that smell like pot.I went there two years ago and it was buzy as hell.I know it has fucked up tourism in Colorado fiscallyIts already legal in my state, theft and crime has gone through the roof shocker.
And potheads don’t spend money on tourism...
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Actually it’s kept family’s away from the tourist sites… Most families don’t want to go into areas that smell like pot.I went there two years ago and it was buzy as hell.I know it has fucked up tourism in Colorado fiscallyIts already legal in my state, theft and crime has gone through the roof shocker.
And potheads don’t spend money on tourism...
LolSo the wind never blows in COlorado you think you could smell someone burning a bowl at twenty feet you are nutz.Actually it’s kept family’s away from the tourist sites… Most families don’t want to go into areas that smell like pot.I went there two years ago and it was buzy as hell.I know it has fucked up tourism in Colorado fiscallyIts already legal in my state, theft and crime has gone through the roof shocker.
And potheads don’t spend money on tourism...
Thats why you my bro!Let's hear all the justifications for statist government control over a ditch weed that also applies to alcohol.It probably won't pass because of all the dinosaurs in Congress, but it's a step forward. It's absurd the amount of money we throw away in our justice system over weed.
Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., introduced a bill on Friday to decriminalize marijuana and allow for it to be taxed and regulated. The bill is titled S. 420, in a reference to marijuana culture.
The proposal, identical to a bill in the House, aims to ease the longstanding conflict between states where cannabis is legal in some form and the U.S. government, which categorizes marijuana as a dangerous illegal drug, similar to LSD or heroin. The American Civil Liberties Union estimates that around half of all drug arrests are for marijuana possession.
Senator Ron Wyden introduces S. 420, a bill to legalize marijuana
Let's turn to a higher authority.
Statist 3:16 - And Jesus said, "he who smoketh the forbidden grass shall be cursed. For mine intoxicant is wine. And ye shall have no other intoxicants before me."
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The fact remains tourism in Colorado has changed drastically since the legalization of pot. Most Families just don’t want to take their kids to places like that.Actually it’s kept family’s away from the tourist sites… Most families don’t want to go into areas that smell like pot.I went there two years ago and it was buzy as hell.I know it has fucked up tourism in Colorado fiscallyIts already legal in my state, theft and crime has gone through the roof shocker.
And potheads don’t spend money on tourism...
In the survey, 64 percent of tourists over the age of 25 reported legal marijuana played no role in their decision to visit the state. Slightly less than 14 percent of travelers called selling of weed a negative influence but came to Colorado anyway. The remaining 23 percent of people who visited Colorado in 2015 said the availability of marijuana positively influenced their decision to vacation in the state.Only 4% of Colorado tourists came for the legal weed in 2015, survey says – The Denver Post
Tipsy also doesnt believe in sex.If we just executed the sellers and users it would be way cheaper. Had we done it all along, we would not have the issues with addicts that we have.
That's ridiculous.
Got a link? I do...Its already legal in my state, theft and crime has gone through the roof shocker.
FACT CHECK: Is Marijuana Legalization Linked to Increased Violent Crime?
Positive policing changes after cannabis legalization: Clearance rates improve for burglaries, vehicle thefts
If we just executed the sellers and users it would be way cheaper. Had we done it all along, we would not have the issues with addicts that we have.
That's ridiculous.
I visit Colorado often for business...Signs are going up around town "No smoking, No vaping". Easy peasy.
Tourism is UP in Colorado. Look at you Rusky. You went to Estes Park. Aren't you pretending to live in the Badlands?
If we just executed the sellers and users it would be way cheaper. Had we done it all along, we would not have the issues with addicts that we have.
That's ridiculous.
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a conservative disagreeing with another conservative?
how come you didn't call him "scumbag" or "contard"?