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Subject Feds to vote To End Federal Cannabis Prohibition - WEDNESDAY

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It's funny to watch the comments here by the pot heads who think that 'legalization' means they can grow as much of it as they want and sell it to their friends.

When in reality it means "control by the government".
We have the same stupid pot heads here in Canuckistan.

Pot crimes have gone up since legalization.
And more tax dollars are being spent trying to maintain control of the legalization of it.

You people really are stupid.
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The way your mind thinks is the source for the vast majority of the hatred and ignorance in this world.

I really wish the best for you, but I also hope everyone else can see the error and problem with your thinking.
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Lies by the pro-pot people:
1.  Legalization will create freedom for those who use pot.
2. Legalization will not increase the number of people who use pot.
3. Legalization will decrease crime rate related to pot.
4. Legalization will increase tax revenues of local governments.

All false.
Legalization is control.
And kids who would otherwise never smoke pot will now smoke pot.  Crime goes up because MORE laws will be introduced.  Right now there is one law - it is illegal.  Legalization will actually INCREASE the number of laws that govern pot, and with more laws more law breakers.
Money spent organizing the licenses and sale points of pot, growing restrictions and their enforcement costs will exceed tax generated funds to the State or local governments.  It will COST your government money to legalize pot.

All of this is first hand knowledge of what is happening here in Canuckistan since legalization.
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Original Message Never thought I would see it in my lifetime, but it looks like the Federal .gov is getting ready for MORE ...

U.S. Lawmakers To Vote On MORE Act To End Federal Cannabis Prohibition

Washington, D.C. – The Executive Director of the National Organization to Reform Marijuana Laws (NORML) Erik Altieri, writes today that the United States will possibly experience Congress’ first vote to outright end federal marijuana prohibition. The House Judiciary Committee has posted a markup for bill HR 3884, the Marijuana Opportunity, Reinvestment, and Expungement (MORE) Act. The bill will potentially be subject to a vote occurring on Wednesday, November 20th, or shortly thereafter. ...

Moreover, it permits physicians who are affiliated with the Veterans Administration to recommend medical cannabis as a treatment for qualifying veterans who reside in legal states, as a treatment for PTSD, pain management and anxiety

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