desert dude
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Me and you, parasite. We'll make beautiful music together.OMFG grossss! He's got Jennifer Garner ears, and dentures!
California Approves Recreational Marijuana Ballot Measure
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UncleBuck
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why did you study to be a cop?
and how much of a loser is your son who couldn't pass basic training? is he as big a loser as your other son, the alcoholic?
Lacedwitgame
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Im actually willing to try this next season.....too late right now...
bluntmassa1
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It is bullshit but we need to start somewhere eventually it will get better unless you are making all of your money out of a 4k watt grow.
Really indoor alone is going to take the biggest hit as you do a damn good job outdoors indoors won't touch it.
NLXSK1
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Explain how you can possibly demonstrate that accusation...
He wants to sell people products that save them money. Sounds criminal!!
a mongo frog
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I cant I'm sorry. I might of been wrong there, however in my view the dudes a pice of shit. The bottom of post 30 is where i finally came to a conclusion on that. Before post 30 I wasn't sure, thought he probably was but wasn't sure. Again these are just thoughts I'm having.
Padawanbater2
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Rob Roy
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The problem is "legalization" is not the same as a "decriminalization".
Legalization models help to normalize a master / slave relationship between government and the serfs.
If "permission" to grow, possess, ingest or trade in something must first be given, then it is assumed that the
people granting the permission are the masters and the persons being granted the revocable and restricted privilege are less than the masters. This is not freedom.
A straight forward Decriminalization model removes the masters and then people can interact with the weed on the basis they choose. This is freedom.
Restrictions on amounts, plant numbers etc. are to ensure the pigs can feed from both sides of the trough. They still get to bust "moonshiners" and the "authorities" (spits on ground) will be able to tax the sales profits they get from protected and licensed sellers.
The amount a person carries, or grows should be THEIR business.
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Rob Roy
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They put people behind bars for all kinds of malum prohibitum (because we say so laws) .
The new proposed law isn't going to address that. It's going to advance the idea that "rights" are really privileges from Nanny.
If you owned yourself, you would know shifting a right to a revocable and limited privilege is not really a positive, since it reinforces the mindset that somebody else OWNS your choices.
The proposed law is ANTI-FREEDOM and pro master / slave. It just features a kinder master.
Why do you want a kinder master?
bluntmassa1
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True but it would be nice to have a little permission from our masters so we can at least not be arrested for having a little bit of flowers on us.
I'm in New England plant counts ain't even a privilege in my state we do have medical for cancer, MS, etc. But you can only get your herb from the dispensary's and you can only choose 1 of the 3 in state they also charge over street value so our children don't get any. Lol
To top it off my states motto is Live Free or Die. I guess they just want us to die. Lol, but who knows maybe that free state project might actually get some shit done they are trying to move thousands of libertarians in the ones I met where a little weird but not bad people much better than Massholes. Lol
But I got a plan for jury nullification if I ever get caught I give the medical patients cheaper weed than California so they going to testify if I get caught.
Really it would fuck our states stance I'm hooking up people on disability that can't afford street value let alone over. I think I'd have a hell of a case anyway. Some guy got jury nullification just for claiming to be Rastafarian in my state. Lol
But overall I just try not to get caught.
Rob Roy
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True but it would be nice to have a little permission from our masters so we can at least not be arrested for having a little bit of flowers on us.
I'm in New England plant counts ain't even a privilege in my state we do have medical for cancer, MS, etc. But you can only get your herb from the dispensary's and you can only choose 1 of the 3 in state they also charge over street value so our children don't get any. Lol
To top it off my states motto is Live Free or Die. I guess they just want us to die. Lol, but who knows maybe that free state project might actually get some shit done they are trying to move thousands of libertarians in the ones I met where a little weird but not bad people much better than Massholes. Lol
But I got a plan for jury nullification if I ever get caught I give the medical patients cheaper weed than California so they going to testify if I get caught.
Really it would fuck our states stance I'm hooking up people on disability that can't afford street value let alone over. I think I'd have a hell of a case anyway. Some guy got jury nullification just for claiming to be Rastafarian in my state. Lol
But overall I just try not to get caught.
NH is a draconian and hypocritical police state...which makes them like all the rest.
I can't argue that if a slave must have a master, it is better to have a kinder one.
I can and will continue to argue that the best thing a slave can do is runaway and if pursued and threatened with recapture, he should then use defensive force to remain free.
.Pinworm.
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You seem to be a bright and shiny star and I want to hitch my wagon to it. I would like to read your blog and perhaps negotiate the purchase of some of your unwashed socks.
.Pinworm.
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I want to read your newsletter and let your being wash over me like a cold wave of Lagunitas.
NLXSK1
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You may not have noticed Rob but at this time we do have to ask for permission.
You are preaching to the choir here. I think all drugs should be legalized/decriminalized and people should be allowed to do whatever they want with their bodies.
Rob Roy
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Indeed.
The present situation is this...
Slaves are forcibly prevented from controlling their own bodies.
Slave owners use force to control other peoples bodies against their will.
Happy Secession day !
MaiNiaK420
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Maine is also trying to pass a recreational marijuana bill this November.
The problem with legalization is (and I'm surprised no one has touched on this) there are people with big money backing these bills. They want to make millions (not just a living) while cozying up to these Masters, in lieu of super high taxes. Unlike the 1800's people are lining up for the tax man to steal their money.
Meanwhile the ones backing these bills, trying to become millionaires, are just going to make it easier (once enough states make it legal) for the government to hand it all off to big business and take it out of the hands of the people.
Rob Roy is right. Decriminalization is key.
We are turning this whole movement into a movement of greed. Not a movement for freedom. Name one state that taxes prescription drugs...... Yet we pay taxes on medical marijuana. Why? So the man will except our bills,
I'm under no delusion, greed will win in the end. It always does.
The problem with legalization is (and I'm surprised no one has touched on this) there are people with big money backing these bills. They want to make millions (not just a living) while cozying up to these Masters, in lieu of super high taxes. Unlike the 1800's people are lining up for the tax man to steal their money.
Meanwhile the ones backing these bills, trying to become millionaires, are just going to make it easier (once enough states make it legal) for the government to hand it all off to big business and take it out of the hands of the people.
Rob Roy is right. Decriminalization is key.
We are turning this whole movement into a movement of greed. Not a movement for freedom. Name one state that taxes prescription drugs...... Yet we pay taxes on medical marijuana. Why? So the man will except our bills,
I'm under no delusion, greed will win in the end. It always does.
potroastV2
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So just what exactly are you and rob roy doing to positively affect the legalization effort in Maine?
How is it looking, do you think it will pass?
How is it looking, do you think it will pass?
Padawanbater2
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Who are you referring to when you say "big money"? Who is backing these bills "trying to become millionaires"?
Rob Roy
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I think "legalization" will pass, but don't think what is presented is the best it could be.So just what exactly are you and rob roy doing to positively affect the legalization effort in Maine?
How is it looking, do you think it will pass?
My preference is complete decriminalization. Much of the "legalization" talk features a kinder way of administering prohibition, "prohibition lite" if you will. You get to grow a handful of plants etc.
If the ONLY possible options were old school prohibition or some form of legalization with plant limits etc. , I'd say the lesser form of prohibition is better. However those aren't the only options. Complete decriminalization to me, is akin to freeing the slaves, "legalization" as proposed by many states is akin to treating the slaves better. I want to end slavery outright, hence why I support complete decriminalization.
Besides, most of us know, "When freedom is outlawed, only outlaws will be free". Peace.
potroastV2
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The main problem with crafting legalization laws are the cop lobby. Here there are so many that it's actually sickening, and the prison guards union is the largest lobby in California. Then there are the Police Chiefs, the Sheriffs, the Narcotic Officers, the regular pigs, and the regular Sheriffs, and then the right-wing lobbies that the pigs have control over. All of those organizations oppose legalization, so they all have to have their say.
It's a complete sham job for the people.
It's a complete sham job for the people.