Mr. Jones
5 years ago
Decriminalizing marijuana on a federal level...letting people live their lives without fear of over zealous JURISDICTIONS...

WHY So.ME CITIES IN PA. GAVE parking "TICKET" status WHILE OTHER COUNTIES THRew THE BOOK @T YOU, jail time AND INSTANT F.ELON STAtUS???

MAKES NO SENSE, NEVER MADE SENSE, STILL MAKES NO SENSE...UNTIL THE offi..cial day this paS.ses into federal law...

New BIG CAT & Tiger LAWS...
I GUESS A GOOD THING?
BUT WHO THE F**K REALLY CARES ONE EYE OOOOHHH-TAAAA??
Smooth light
5 years ago
Mr. Jones
5 years ago
Stay away from my posts you "A$@P" troll f*k
Cheno
5 years ago
I wonder what will come of it and working. It's legal recreational here but still can't do it with work. Wondering what it would be like if it was federally legal.
RayR
5 years ago
Considering the fact that a number of states have effectively nullified unconstitutional federal law by passing medical and/or recreational marijuana laws, the writing was on the wall that the feds were losing their authoritarian grip.
Thomas Jefferson would be pleased.
https://tenthamendmentcenter.com/2009/03/06/jeffersons-arguments-for-nullification-and-limited-government/ 
Smooth light
5 years ago
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RayR
5 years ago

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Smooth light wrote:



A bakers dozen huh? A man of few words.
tonygraz
5 years ago
Smooth light
5 years ago
frankj1
5 years ago

Considering the fact that a number of states have effectively nullified unconstitutional federal law by passing medical and/or recreational marijuana laws, the writing was on the wall that the feds were losing their authoritarian grip.
Thomas Jefferson would be pleased.
https://tenthamendmentcenter.com/2009/03/06/jeffersons-arguments-for-nullification-and-limited-government/ 

RayR wrote:


though you want all or nothing, I go issue by issue and totally agree with Libertarians on weed, possibly many other drugs and stuff. It's what I mean when I say I'm pragmatic in a line item sense.

I don't even smoke or take anything recreationally anymore, not to say I would never again.
Correction, smoked some dope a couple times in recent years.

I skipped your link, just for full disclosure.
DrafterX
5 years ago
I'd smoke some dope with Frank... 😟
frankj1
5 years ago
you are da bestest friend!
DrafterX
5 years ago
teedubbya
5 years ago

I'd smoke some pole with Frank... 😟

DrafterX wrote:




Freaks
DrafterX
5 years ago
ZRX1200
5 years ago
Is that what DrafterX meant when he said he was a β€œpole watcher”?

I didn’t know it was an erection volunteer he was talking about.....


😟
teedubbya
5 years ago
Yes. And why he was so upset about not being able to smoke pole in a random apartment in San Fran. First covid now that. All his travel plans are going to ****.
ZRX1200
5 years ago
Think of all those β€œmiles” he’s gonna roll up on his Obammy Card.
Smooth light
5 years ago
RayR
5 years ago

though you want all or nothing, I go issue by issue and totally agree with Libertarians on weed, possibly many other drugs and stuff. It's what I mean when I say I'm pragmatic in a line item sense.

I don't even smoke or take anything recreationally anymore, not to say I would never again.
Correction, smoked some dope a couple times in recent years.

I skipped your link, just for full disclosure.

frankj1 wrote:



Try being principled Frank. Being pragmatic is an excuse for not being principled.
Jefferson and Madison's Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions were called the Principles of '98, state interposition a.k.a. nullification has been the rightful remedy for stopping unconstitutional federal laws, to render them null and void.
If the 3 branches of the federal government are the final arbiters of their their own powers, and the parties to the constitutional compact (the states) have no say in judging those powers then that's where federal tyranny grows.
It doesn't matter if it's weed, guns or anything else.
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