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LAX now has a posted policy in the airport that marijuana is legal in the state of CA and that their staff (including Homeland Security and local police) will not search for nor confiscate it from passengers. Well ok! I brought a goodie bag home from there a few months ago with *zero* issue.
Even the new GOP Gov. in Florida is giving in...but no one should mistake that for the enlightened Democratic Policies elsewhere....he's doing it because he is already thinking about being a populist.
He's also declaring a "War on Red Tide" - in other words, an environmental emergency. This after Rick Scott spent 8 years destroying all plans to mitigate it and declaring people have nothing to do with it!
Of course, it is unlikely he will face off with developers and the phosphate mining and big ag, but it makes a good talking point. And, hey, people believed everything Don said, so a normal looking guy can probably get away with that and more!
Turns out that the successful Republican of the future is likely to be...well...a Democrat when it comes to most all policy. That's one way of bringing the Grand Old Party out of their past!
Mexicans could grow good herb - but the "War on Drugs" and free market capitalism told them (and the Americans who were initially responsible for a lot of the importing) that small packages of more expensive stuff was The Way to Profits. Independently, California growers and others started growing really good stuff.
Now it's rec legal in our state - has been decrimed for a decade. It's amazing to think some states will still have people with guns arrest you and lock you up.
I doubt it. Unlike most Texans I know who subscribe to the “live and let live” philosophy, Loveshiscountry is an authoritarian who sees in black or white. That’s cool. Since I believe in living and letting live, my only response to him can be a laugh. The criminal penalty for marijuana possession in Travis County is a $45.00 fine and a four-hour class. I’m sure they’re already investigating this matter with their top men.
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