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Selling drugs is against the law, and that is what these people were doing. These people were literally growing more bud than I could smoke in a decade. I don't think it should be a felony, but definitely a misdemeanor. I look at this no different than someone bootlegging booze. Just because something is legal to have doesn't mean you get to make money off of it without paying taxes.
Also, I'll be so glad when pot is legal in every state, so we can get rid of this whole "medical marijuana" BS. It's gotten to the point that people actually believe pot is medicine. LOL Anybody with an ounce of common sense knows that it's just an excuse to get high, which shouldn't be against the law in the first place.
All of this talk is giving me a headache. I'm going to go drink a couple tall cans of medical Budweiser.
Well, a 21-year-old I knew back in the 1980s said it definitely eased the nausea caused by his cancer chemo. I believed him.
Well, a 21-year-old I knew back in the 1980s said it definitely eased the nausea caused by his cancer chemo. I believed him.
I suppose you think he was lying.
My neighbor's son had lymphona when he was 16. His son smoked weed for the same reason to counteract the nausea from the chemo, and increase his appetite. Now call me crazy, but a person with cancer choosing to smoke weed to counteract nausea so that they can get nutrients into their body, so as not to waste away, as well as increase their immune system by increasing their appetite to fight that horrible disease seems like it can only be a good thing!
Individual laws are not listed in the Constitution. The Constitution states the government will insure domestic Tranquility. Yes, laws need to be enforced.
Didn't Obama say he would not oppose the states legalization of marijuana? But he continues to prosecute pot users in states that have legalized it.
The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Washington, based in Spokane, is not backing down in its multiple-felony case against four family members and a friend who tended a rural marijuana garden for what they say was personal medical use.
This is the one topic that I would think conservatives would be on board with Obama, yet somehow Conservatives are now in favor of legalizing pot. I think Obama is using reverse psychology on these dolts.
I'm a conservative and I support legalizing all drugs. And Obama couldn't use reverse psychology even with a teleprompter.
What would the conservatives be saying if Obama suddenly decided to legalize ganja nationwide, also providing funding through universal health care to get cheap medical reefer.
This conservative would be fine with legalizing ganja nationwide. Obamacare... not so fine.
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