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Amendment 64
I'll completely understand if the mods want to remove this. Political, not motorcycle related, etc... My apologies if inappropriate.
I've posted a poll on a couple of different local interwebz boards, and am really surprised at the results. |
Reminds me - I need to sit down and read the details on this tonight. Can't make a decision until I have the facts. And this is about doobies, not politicians, so I think it's OK :clap
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I'm for it but....
this type of legislation will not pass until the alcholoic generations of the 40's, 50's, and 60's complete their life cycle.
Differnent generations, different dependancy. I guestimate around 2025 the HR puffin-stuff revolution will materialize :1drink. |
What's the point of making something "legal" in Colorado that is still illegal under frederal jurisdiction?
The FDA still says marijuana is a Schedule I drug. Until that changes, nothing really changes. |
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I was ambivalent until I saw a high school kid smoking at a stoplight on his way to school two days ago. Seriously? WTF are you numbing yourself from at 16?
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I'm for legalizing marijuana, but after reading the blue book, it just seems like the proponents of this scraped something together to get it on the ballot.
It seems like there's still a bit of work to be done and issues that need to be resolved before it's legalized. I'm voting NO this election for it, not because I don't want it legalized, but it just seems like it will be legalized on a whim this year. Besides, it's still illegal federally. |
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It's a Schedule I controlled substance like heroin and worse than morphine which is sched II |
Let's all go discuss it over a few beers and shots, then smoke a few cigarettes in the parking lot before riding our motorcycles home, over the speed limit, without our helmets on. :lol3
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Personally I don't care. People can smoke what they want for all I care. My only point is that if you legalize it on the state level, you're still in violation of federal law. And federal law trumps state law. I'm not saying I agree with that, just saying that's the way it is. A few years back, some states still had a drinking age of 18 when the federal law said it had to be 21. States that held out and refused to make it 21 saw their highway funds get cut. The other thing I don't like about Amendment 64 is that they've tied marijuana tax revenue to school funding. Worst Idea Ever. |
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