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At the federal level, should marijuana be legal. Please note, even if you believe it is a state issue, for the sake of keeping this poll simple, please just assume it is a federal matter. We can make another poll about should the federal government regulate drugs or not. I want to see where this forum stands on the issue as I believe this forum has somewhat of a wide range of people in the USA.
Of course. Who the hell is the government to come into your home and tell you what you can and cannot put into your body? That's silly. They have more important things that they are supposed to be worried about. What a waste of resources that could be better utilized for something productive.
Of course. Who the hell is the government to come into your home and tell you what you can and cannot put into your body? That's silly. They have more important things that they are supposed to be worried about. What a waste of resources that could be better utilized for something productive.
...and why segment it to party affiliation?
Should marijuana be legal, at every level, period. YES or NO
HELL YES
Pardons should be given to any prisoner in jail on idiotic pot charges, and their record expunged.
Granny twelve plant... maybe..if we can get compliance under control
Full scale FDA testing ..yes
Reschedule...yes
Full legalization... Maybe..but only with appropriate controls.. over the next twenty years...tied to FDA testing...
Duid roadside test vetted... absolutely..with national 2 ngm limit..or zero tolerance
Welfare benefits and drug testing tied
Absolute right of employers to reject users with testing
No question. Should be legalized, but the privatized prison systems would empty out, which is a no-no in the U.S. The fact that we have private prison systems is pretty abhorrent.
No question. Should be legalized, but the privatized prison systems would empty out, which is a no-no in the U.S. The fact that we have private prison systems is pretty abhorrent.
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Originally Posted by skepticratic
Yes. I've yet to hear a valid argument that it should be illegal.
Because there are none, have never been any, and never will be any. It's a harmless drug, isn't a gateway anymore than alcohol is and without the violent component. What a waste of more than a TRILLION DOLLARS and millions of ruined lives this war on drugs has been... just as they planned it to be.
Granny twelve plant... maybe..if we can get compliance under control
Full scale FDA testing ..yes
Reschedule...yes
Full legalization... Maybe..but only with appropriate controls.. over the next twenty years...tied to FDA testing...
Duid roadside test vetted... absolutely..with national 2 ngm limit..or zero tolerance
Welfare benefits and drug testing tied
Absolute right of employers to reject users with testing
There's more..begin there
Pretty reasonable, except for the first -- if we don't let Granny grow as much as she likes and instead impose arbitrary limits, we're back in the realm of prosecuting ordinary citizens who grow for private use. The limitations, if any, should be on commercial vendors.
And while I agree with your point about welfare recipients, that's going to be a tough sell if there islegalization. Do we currently test them for alcohol consumption?
Edit: going to change the above sentence to "not sure" about welfare recipients, if they are not otherwise tested for other substances.
No peaceful activity should be considered a crime. Are you doing harm to anyone else? No? Then you have the right to do it.
You even have the right to do it if the law says you don't (although it may be in your best interest not to...it's easy to make an example of one person, but not as easy when large amounts of people disobey).
Should marijuana be legal, at every level, period. YES or NO
HELL YES
Pardons should be given to any prisoner in jail on idiotic pot charges, and their record expunged.
agree 100%
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