Federal Legalization of Marijuana is On The Table.

[ItchyTick]

How long will it take to delete the marijuana question from the 4473?

Haha haha haha haha imagine hysterical laughter

[Walleye Hunter]

Legalization of marahuchi would benefit us in more than just taxes collected when selling it. The crime that goes with keeping it illegal is on par with prohibition from days of yore. I can't imagine the money spent on chasing it like a dog's tail.

[bogey1]

It's not worth losing your 2A rights over - forever.

Hes prohibited, 2 DUI's in 7 years. Its just another way of taking rights away from the serfs.

[bogey1]

Yes, could be, stress hurts both the body and mind. I really do hope and pray the bad stuff goes away, regards to you and yours ~ : {>

Thanks I really appreciate it.

[fallenleader]

Legalization of marahuchi would benefit us. ~~ The crime that goes with keeping it illegal is on par with prohibition from days of yore. I can't imagine the money spent on chasing it like a dog's tail.

fify. never support taxation. more overgrown government, more money in their pockets and more promises of helping the kids/elderly/roads
all lies.
they can enjoy all the saved money currently used to militarize forces for fighting all the violence the prohibition has bred.
money not spent on the "war" will turn into slush funds and bonuses all around until we eventually cut back.

[lts1ow]

Good, hopefully it passes and the useless failed war on drugs is over with.

[Exbiker]

Well, use our state for example. Most of the people according to the surveys and town hall meetings, the left wants it legalized the right doesn’t.

I believe it’s the Republican from centre county who cried to the news saying he would do everything in his power to stop the state from passing it.

So I believe it’s the same on the federal level. Left wants it. Right does not. And in the past, they have made it political, for whatever reason

Don't get me wrong I don't want it approved recreational but as for medical MJ it has some serious benefits.

[abner13]

Medical purposes , eh?

I read that during Prohibition , any doctor could write you a prescription for alcohol for any one of a hundred maladies.

[buxbandit]

Medical purposes , eh?

I read that during Prohibition , any doctor could write you a prescription for alcohol for any one of a hundred maladies.

As it should be. As free Americans we have a duty to ignore illegal "laws".

[abner13]

As it should be. As free Americans we have a duty to ignore illegal "laws".

Or laws we just don't like!