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Old 11-08-2016, 02:09 AM
 
Location: New Orleans, La. USA
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Silly post. States have legalized pot over the objections of Obama. Obama is still fighting the war on pot.

If Obama wanted to he could legalize pot with a stroke of his pen. But he prefers to fight the war on pot..

Obama is the leader in the war on drugs.
Obama is a family man, strait laced, and he goes to church. And that kind of man does not just come out and legalize marijuana.

And marijuana has been in a extremely difficult place from its federal drug classification to America's radical Christian republicans who want marijuana to remain illegal.

Plus there are other issues with marijuana like today's marijuana being 20x more powerful than the marijuana from the 1980's. How do you know today's new breed of marijuana will not have negative effects on America's children's brain development or the brain functions of adults who use this new marijuana long term?


As my previous sources showed Obama changed the federal drug classification of marijuana and opened the door to federal legalization. And Obama allowed individual states to create their own marijuana policies so hopefully issues like the potency of today's marijuana can be studied, and then allow certain states to perhaps lower the potency of commercial marijuana so we don't create a America of forgetful potheads.

And at the end of the day Obama has done more for the legalization of marijuana than any president in American history (as my previous sources explained.)
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Old 11-09-2016, 06:05 AM
 
Location: Dallas
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Obama is a family man, strait laced, and he goes to church. And that kind of man does not just come out and legalize marijuana.

And marijuana has been in a extremely difficult place from its federal drug classification to America's radical Christian republicans who want marijuana to remain illegal.
I know quite a few Christians who consume marijuana and even more who support legalization. And last I time I checked, Obama doesn't give a sh1t about Christians. Your excuse for Obama is pathetic.

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As my previous sources showed Obama changed the federal drug classification of marijuana and opened the door to federal legalization. And Obama allowed individual states to create their own marijuana policies so hopefully issues like the potency of today's marijuana can be studied, and then allow certain states to perhaps lower the potency of commercial marijuana so we don't create a America of forgetful potheads.
The states have been legalizing marijuana in SPITE of Obama and his goons. Not because he helped them legalize it.
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