Legalize marijuana

[Atxshoxfan]

And now you can kill someone as long as you smoke a joint first.

[ShockerFever]

And now you can kill someone as long as you smoke a joint first.

Keywords: Los Angeles, California.

[ShockerFever]

That's just lazy. You know exactly what it means and that's both medical and recreational. Everyone that supports legalization wants it to essentially be treated like alcohol and similar items.

Just what we need. A new form of “alcohol” in society. A great standard to go by.

[pogo]

Just a question I had about the difference of legalizing or decriminalizing possession. I'm sure there is a difference between the two but where does one end and the other begin. ShoxLax ?

[JVShocker]

I have a better idea.

[Atxshoxfan]

Keywords: Los Angeles, California.

California, the leaders of Idiocracy. Leading the country down the path of socialism and followed by blue states everywhere.

[WuDrWu]

I am open minded enough to look for justice somewhere in that ruling, but if you willingly take drugs, it would seem your culpability, if something goes wrong, would be a little higher than otherwise. She did get a 4 year suspended sentence and probation. I wonder if the probation prohibits all use of narcotics? Weekly drug tests?

Just seems like if someone dies, at your hand, something more than don't get caught doing it again would be appropriate. We just bend backwards so far now for stupidity, criminal behavior and lack of personal responsibility.

The other side of the argument, the judge just made murder legal for pot users, certainly seems to have a fair amount of validity. Every attorney will cite this case, no doubt.

All to get high. SMH


What happened to family, hard work and doing good? It's almost as if these things are ridiculed now (and not almost).

[asiseeit]

Last two posts spot on

[Kung Wu]

Last year, out of curiosity I took a map of places where pot has been legalized or decriminalized. I ruled out places where pot has been voted in for medical use, but not legalized or decriminalized.

Then I found a map of the homelessness crisis and marked the states that have > 11 homeless people per 10,000 population.

I then superimposed them best I could.

Every single state except Florida that has a homelessness problem, is either:

a) A legalized and/or decriminalized state, or

b) Shares it's border with four or more states that have legalized/decriminalized





Blue: Legalized and/or decriminalized but not a homelessness problem (yet)
Yellow: Homelessness of > 11 per 10,000.
Green: BOTH Homelessness problem AND legalized/decriminalized state
Grey: Neither

Please for the love of God, do not ever vote to legalize in Kansas. And draft up some laws with strong consequences of bussing in homeless from other states that have legalized.

[Ta Town Shocker]

Last year, out of curiosity I took a map of places where pot has been legalized or decriminalized. I ruled out places where pot has been voted in for medical use, but not legalized or decriminalized.

Then I found a map of the homelessness crisis and marked the states that have > 11 homeless people per 10,000 population.

I then superimposed them best I could.

Every single state except Florida that has a homelessness problem, is either:

a) A legalized and/or decriminalized state, or

b) Shares it's border with four or more states that have legalized/decriminalized





Blue: Legalized and/or decriminalized but not a homelessness problem (yet)
Yellow: Homelessness of > 11 per 10,000.
Green: BOTH Homelessness problem AND legalized/decriminalized state
Grey: Neither

Please for the love of God, do not ever vote to legalize in Kansas. And draft up some laws with strong consequences of bussing in homeless from other states that have legalized.

Approved for medical use should probably be included which would include Florida and Oklahoma.

[Ta Town Shocker]

Also, didn't realize Nebraska was decimalized. I know MVJ basically said it was in Omaha, but didn't realize it was statewide.

[Kung Wu]

Approved for medical use should probably be included which would include Florida and Oklahoma.

Maybe?

I made an assumption that states that have approved for medical use only don't have dispensaries on every corner and therefore much, much more limited access by the general public. But I wasn't sure.

I wanted to see what clear and abundant access did to a state, so it was conservative to rule out medical use.

[Ta Town Shocker]

Maybe?

I made an assumption that states that have approved for medical use only don't have dispensaries on every corner and therefore much, much more limited access by the general public. But I wasn't sure.

I wanted to see what clear and abundant access did to a state, so it was conservative to rule out medical use.

We're on the same wavelength. I've been to Oklahoma and seen them on every corner. I know some of the largest dispensary corporations operate in Florida.

[Kung Wu]

We're on the same wavelength. I've been to Oklahoma and seen them on every corner. I know some of the largest dispensary corporations operate in Florida.

Yikes. Yeah I should retry with those on too some day.

[shoxlax]

Just a question I had about the difference of legalizing or decriminalizing possession. I'm sure there is a difference between the two but where does one end and the other begin. ShoxLax ?

Infraction instead of misdemeanor. Red eyes and munchies instead of infraction.