Possible announcement today at 3:30pm EST..."Weed to be rescheduled"

[wolfmanrogers]

I'm sure that was all the dangerous plants fault and had nothing to do with welcoming fentanyl users a safe haven.

Partially for sure. Agreed?

 

[fslc94]

I smoke, daily and I don’t give a **** if they legalize it, or not. I’ll continue to smoke until I just don’t want to anymore. I’m retired at 55. I’ve never used anything other that weed, unless it was prescribed to me. Legalization of it will only make it expensive if you choose to buy at a dispensary, so I’ll continue to buy from my plug either way👍🏻💯💨💨

 

[Fatal_Bert]

Partially for sure. Agreed?

So putting hyperbole aside, and sticking with the subject of the OP. Explain why marijuana should remain a schedule one narcotic, and how damaging it's going to be to remove it from that list.

 

[wolfmanrogers]

So putting hyperbole aside, and sticking with the subject of the OP. Explain why marijuana should remain a schedule one narcotic, and how damaging it's going to be to remove it from that list.

Like I said, there are plenty of case studies that show the detrimental effects of legalization. I'd be for alcohol prohibition as well, but that's not happening again.

 

[TheGman]

While more liberals is never good, I know some non pot smoking liberals. They tend not to take over by living in the parks "urban camping" and defecating wherever they please and shoplifting to support their non addictive habit and generally stinking up the place.

I bet that they tolerate it.

Feed a stray cat you will have two then three then 100

Liberals make it comfortable because they are compassionate...

 

[wolfmanrogers]

I bet that they tolerate it.

Feed a stray cat you will have two then three then 100

Liberals make it comfortable because they are compassionate...

But they don't tolerate it. They move out. Been to San Francisco in the last year or so?

 

[Fatal_Bert]

Like I said, there are plenty of case studies that show the detrimental effects of legalization. I'd be for alcohol prohibition as well, but that's not happening again.

There's plenty of case studies that show the detrimental effects of prohibition. Decades of the war on drugs has resulted in more drugs, more violence, more surveillance police start and a terrible return on investment.

 

[wolfmanrogers]

There's plenty of case studies that show the detrimental effects of prohibition. Decades of the war on drugs has resulted in more drugs, more violence, more surveillance police start and a terrible return on investment.

What possible evidence do you have of this? More drugs than what? More violence than what other timeline? You don't have any evidence of this. You have a philosophy.

 

[Fatal_Bert]

Imagine visiting a handful of liberal cities in a state and thinking you understand the entire state because you stayed at a hotel downtown.

Will Atlanta get worse if they completely legalized weed? Probably. Will Atlanta get worse if they don't completely legalize weed. Probably.

 

[wolfmanrogers]

Imagine visiting a handful of liberal cities in a state and thinking you understand the entire state because you stayed at a hotel downtown.

Will Atlanta get worse if they completely legalized weed? Probably. Will Atlanta get worse if they don't completely legalize weed. Probably.

Oh no, I have spent most of my time in small and medium sized towns and LOTS of time out of hotels. Also, it's likely hundreds of towns, not a handful. These weren't recreational trips.