Fallguy111
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If xprograms had his way everyone would get busted.
Should the DEA bust all the legal recreational marijuana stores in the USA?
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Kindbud421
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You are on the money!
SB85
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It's a terrible practice but 100% expected in the commercial market. I have no plans to step inside a shop/buy any of that crap once they open here in NY.
A DEA entrapment scheme by people in a state collecting signatures on their own volition to have legislation proposed and voters in that state voting yea or nay for legalization?
And while it's not impossible someone in a legal state could be busted at the federal level for legal possession in their state, the optics would be awful and prove to be pointless to do so. It's something I spend zero time worrying about. I also doubt any information a dispensary collects about you is given to the DEA.
Rob Roy
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The DEA should be defunded.
It's essentially a parasitic freedom killing and sometimes people killing organization that acts as if individual people should have no say in what they consume, grow or trade in.
As far as "legal recreational marijuana" (prohibition lite) that's a scam to ensure the right people make money or have power, just like hard core prohibition was. Every "legal state" taking licensure money is legally complicit in committing "federal crimes". Which illustrates the whole stupid make shit up as they go along aspect to "drug enforcement". It's a giant cluster fuck legally and a joke, sort of a microcosm of all things government.
What should happen is government should have ZERO to do with anything concerning the prohibition, regulation or licensure of substances. Those choices should be left up to peaceful individuals. Grow what you want, possess what you want and engage in peaceful trade if you like. The laws of supply and demand and an actual free market would decide what the prices are, as they should.
What "legal marijuana" sales does is create a divide. It instills a "don't tread on me, go tread on them" attitude for the slaves that pay the state extortion fees to operate legal recreation. Basically, if you suck the States cock and go against free market people, marijuana isn't bad anymore. It's pretty fucking overtly a silly game designed to reward some and punish others.
It's essentially a parasitic freedom killing and sometimes people killing organization that acts as if individual people should have no say in what they consume, grow or trade in.
As far as "legal recreational marijuana" (prohibition lite) that's a scam to ensure the right people make money or have power, just like hard core prohibition was. Every "legal state" taking licensure money is legally complicit in committing "federal crimes". Which illustrates the whole stupid make shit up as they go along aspect to "drug enforcement". It's a giant cluster fuck legally and a joke, sort of a microcosm of all things government.
What should happen is government should have ZERO to do with anything concerning the prohibition, regulation or licensure of substances. Those choices should be left up to peaceful individuals. Grow what you want, possess what you want and engage in peaceful trade if you like. The laws of supply and demand and an actual free market would decide what the prices are, as they should.
What "legal marijuana" sales does is create a divide. It instills a "don't tread on me, go tread on them" attitude for the slaves that pay the state extortion fees to operate legal recreation. Basically, if you suck the States cock and go against free market people, marijuana isn't bad anymore. It's pretty fucking overtly a silly game designed to reward some and punish others.
SB85
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People should be left alone long as they aren't causing harm to anyone else
Sunbiz1
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Considering the nearest dispensary is owned by a chain of pawn shops, would love to see them go under.!
Illinois really fucked up this entire rec legislation.
But arrest the customers?, NO; they didn't do anything other than not having an organic producer like myself as a better supplier.
I would have to lease commercial property, spend tens of thousands to get craft licensed; just for the shot at competing against mega corp growers in dispensaries. And I'm not about to take that risk on in this state during a recession; to produce products people only buy with discretionary income.
