Borat? love how you punked uncle rudy..
My Happy face when I heard.
House votes to decriminalize marijuana at federal level
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truer 420 words have never been said..the jokes on us stupid, stupid people
rkymtnman
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means a lot I think. all the stoners in GA (R and D) now know that if they vote for Dems in the Senate run off this might pass in late january.
yes. but not too late to send Ossoff/Warnock $2 and make a few phone calls:
Democrats see reaching Asian American voters as key part of Georgia runoff strategy
The homeowner in Duluth, Georgia, opened her screen door and softly said, "I'm not good at English." The two volunteers, clutching clipboards and political fliers, were on the Korean woman's porch to talk about the January 5 Senate runoffs.
www.cnn.com
if you have any Asian friends who live in the state..
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BobThe420Builder
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I guess
Dr.Amber Trichome
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Yes! This seals the deal. The stoners in GA love it! And we love them!!puff puff and Pass the Peach Kush. Georgia I love you!!
rkymtnman
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somebody needs to contact Mike Bloomberg to start running ads in GA about this!!!
it means nothing to Georgians or we'd already have it.
TacoMac
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Believe it or not, we (Georgia) have made a lot of progress on marijuana the last few years.
Atlanta has decriminalized anything under an ounce. You get busted with some pot, you get a ticket for 75 bucks. That's it. You pay more for a parking ticket.
Gwinnett County (where I live) have done the same. There was actually a viral video making the rounds last year where a cop had to give a guys pot back to him because it was less than an ounce.
The cop posted the video.
Several other counties and cities have done the same thing. It's going to be states that wind up paving the way forward as always. The federal government will never, ever lead the way on this. There's too much big money involved to ever let that happen.
Atlanta has decriminalized anything under an ounce. You get busted with some pot, you get a ticket for 75 bucks. That's it. You pay more for a parking ticket.
Gwinnett County (where I live) have done the same. There was actually a viral video making the rounds last year where a cop had to give a guys pot back to him because it was less than an ounce.
The cop posted the video.
Several other counties and cities have done the same thing. It's going to be states that wind up paving the way forward as always. The federal government will never, ever lead the way on this. There's too much big money involved to ever let that happen.
rkymtnman
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huh?
OkSureWhyNot
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Only need 30 day residency in GA to vote
MickFoster
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I was kidding.
Georgia would be one of the last places I would ever move to.
OkSureWhyNot
Active Member
I know people crazy enough they are doing it. It’s that important to them for the country
Dontjudgeme
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legalizing federally is nothing more than Uncle Sam realizing how financially lucrative the cannabis industry is and it’s their way of saying, WE WANT IN..... There goes the neighborhood.
OkSureWhyNot
Active Member
I don’t mind that they re-prioritize resources.
Better things to spend time and money on, like green industry and space exploration
waterproof808
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Kentucky is probably the least cannabis friendly state in the US. Only way this is going through is if Dems can win the georgia runoff and bitch mcconnell loses his majority leader status.
TacoMac
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Wrong.
Legalizing it means people can grow it. That means they don't need licenses to grow. That means the entire pot industry is gone. That means taxes on it are gone. That means special oversight is gone.
They don't want it legalized because if it is they lose control over it.
And if they lose control over it they don't make money on it.
That's why they pulled this fiasco the way they pulled it: to make you happy they "tried" while knowing full well it was never going to pass.
And the icing on the cake is they know you'll blame the republicans. It's a win-win-win for them.
UN commission reclassifies cannabis, yet still considered harmful
In reviewing a series of World Health Organization (WHO) recommendations on cannabis and its derivatives, the Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND) zeroed-in on the decision to remove cannabis from Schedule IV of the 1961 Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs — where it was listed alongside specific...