Except Im correct and youre not, as usual.If you don't know how the rule of law works here, you can't be expected to expound on it, Ferengi.
and you just touched on the argument that i have been making for some time:*sighs*
It was initially classified schedule 1, then the official process began. A judge issued a NON BINDING ruling stating it should be schedule 3.
The DEA said "fuck you, its schedule 1" and had to be fought in court to change it.
The DEA could EASILY reclassify cannabis schedule 3 or remove it from the list altogether, they choose not to and Obama allows it.
Anything else you say is cock-swaggle, must be hard getting schooled on your own laws by someone who's not even a citizen.
That is so intelligent.Except Im correct and youre not, as usual.
I think when someone makes a retarded claim we should call it "a Doer" from now on.
Ie.
Person 1: "I flew to the moon once"
Person 2: "Thats SUCH a Doer"
Lol, self rule.It can be done, but it is the will of the States that outlawed it, not the Feds, you idiots, and the will of the States can un-do it. States run the show.
Self rule runs the States. We have 2 States legal already.
How much in IRELAND? Right.
Shut the fuck up.
^^ that is such a Doer ^^Only Law and the 9th A are meaningful in the USA.
That is the point. And btw, what you know nothings call logic is not even.
^^ that is such a Doer ^^
as long as the federal statute remains in force, states are bound by it.It can be done, but it is the will of the States that outlawed it, not the Feds, you idiots, and the will of the States can un-do it. States run the show.
Self rule runs the States. We have 2 States legal already.
How much in IRELAND? Right.
Shut the fuck up.
Doer, I agree in principle with what you say about States rule. The problem is the massive push that began in the 20th century for central planning. FDR was able to shove state's rights up the pooper and efforts have gradually expanded since.This began when the people of the self ruled States of California, New York, Florida, and Texas, all voted that cannabis be illegal in their States.
These are still the biggest players. They will say when it will be legal in the USA. Not before that, will it make a difference to Texas or any other State. They can and do make a lot of things illegal and legal, before and after the Congress as a whole will move the Federal law.
So even tho over 50% of people want cannabis completely legalised for adult consumption, you still believe the notion that the Govt represents your interests?This began when the people of the self ruled States of California, New York, Florida, and Texas, all voted that cannabis be illegal in their States.
These are still the biggest players. They will say when it will be legal in the USA. Not before that, will it make a difference to Texas or any other State. They can and do make a lot of things illegal and legal, before and after the Congress as a whole will move the Federal law.
Not arguing that it's what we've created, but the monster we've created is far from the self-rule intended.Then why is pot legal in two new places in the world, if not for States and self rule?
Why can San Jose collect pot tax but San Mateo will not? Self rule.
And we elect the critters that cause the mess. Any and everyone of them can be recalled if enough people vote.
So, what you see is complacency and a punt to the Fed in many cases, but it is still 100% self created by us.
No one else does it. Just us.
so that's what it's like to watch a republican cry.Doer, I agree in principle with what you say about States rule. The problem is the massive push that began in the 20th century for central planning. FDR was able to shove state's rights up the pooper and efforts have gradually expanded since.
It is still WE the people running things, but if you watched the Obamacare fiasco, you heard cries of "if you don't like our central planning plan, which central planning plan would you use?". The obvious answer of 50 laboratories figuring out what was best for them was not even a consideration. If O'care is a miserable fail, the next incremental step is even more centralized power. It's the path we've chosen as a WE the people.
Our general public tends to vote based on likability in a person, not policy. There are videos in the thousands of interviews with voters having no clue of person's policies. People were asked who they voted for, then asked if they agree with X policy. Depending on who X was attributed to, the people agreed or disagreed based on who they were told believed it. Most times it was the opposite of true. We are on the road to idiocracy. Many of our fellow americans NEED to be told what to do in their own minds. An example was the chemical weapons issue. Go back and read the Libya thread and watch people like Buck get twisted trying to agree with whatever the plan de jour of Dear Leader was spewing. Our 4th estate is so discredited our back is no longer protected.
Imagine what the story would be if Bush maintained credit that he was ending the war in Iraq but was simply following a plan already laid out by Clinton. Then we find out we still budget billions in our defense budget over there and still have thousands of armed security paid for by the defense given to Haliburton. The press says we have no boots on the ground and applaud Obama while people over there are supposed to differentiate between a military presence and a privately hired by the government military presence. I think the news would be different.
I remember daily updates on the death count in Iraq, today we pretend Afghanistan isn't happening. I remember gas prices being a daily topic on the news, now it's ignored.
I believe we were established as a collection of sovereign states, but that shipped sailed a hundred years ago.
For the Obama nutswingers who just got pissed and want to yell RACIST. Bush sucked and was incompetent. This is not related at all to this admin team. Bushney's suckitude is irrelevant to the discussion of present leadership but we can't discuss present without a reference to but Booooosh.
over 90% (closer to 95%) want comprehensive background checks. about 70% want a national gun registry, about 60% want to ban high capacity mags, and about 50% want to ban assault rifles, all of which are perfectly constitutional.So even tho over 50% of people want cannabis completely legalised for adult consumption, you still believe the notion that the Govt represents your interests?
yeah, i'm certain that you wouldn't mind going back to the 3/5th rule.It's also why you have to shake your head a bit when you hear it described as living breathing document.
Bunch of shitover 90% (closer to 95%) want comprehensive background checks. about 70% want a national gun registry, about 60% want to ban high capacity mags, and about 50% want to ban assault rifles, all of which are perfectly constitutional.
i was just poking the leprechaun.Bunch of shit
If a man goes to prison and cant be trusted to own a gun when he gets out
He should of never been let out.
Problem is when you say certain free people cannot possess firearms. Then it is real easy to create laws putting everyone in that category.
You dont even have to be a felon to be stripped of your firearm rights.