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Squalid posted:This seems plausible but I don't know how much law enforcement and prison guards are actually doing to fight legalization, certainly they're not putting money down. Dayton's response seems like the most typical; politicians want to keep the status quo, but above all else they REALLY don't want to have to take a firm position. Any excuse to pass the buck.
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Blazing Ownager posted:Legitimately I think "Monetize it" will be the Trump slogan not ban it. Sell weed in the drug store and put a 40% tax on it and the government gets huge cash. He's appointing Sessions as AG dude
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Blazing Ownager posted:Legitimately I think "Monetize it" will be the Trump slogan not ban it. Sell weed in the drug store and put a 40% tax on it and the government gets huge cash. Just want to call out this post from December as being hilarious
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zen death robot posted:That pivot is happening any day now right?!!!?!? he is a business man you see
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That Robot posted:what is cspam's opinion in regards to trump's marijuana policy? verdict is in quote:Law enforcement officials say that Sessions and Cook are preparing a plan to prosecute more drug and gun cases and pursue mandatory minimum sentences. The two men are eager to bring back the national crime strategy of the 1980s and ’90s from the peak of the drug war, an approach that had fallen out of favor in recent years as minority communities grappled with the effects of mass incarceration.
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