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Don't engage Seafire on this. He'll go absolutely ballistic.

I have never been personally affected by it, so I don't much care.

My father in law has been personally affected by it and wants continued regulation. He makes some good points.

Without a doubt, like telling Ringman there is no God...

To the original post I think getting the Feds out of it is a great idea separate from any considerations one might have about the drug itself.

In social values areas like this I think the individual states should be the ones to control it or not as they see fit, not the Federal government with its inevitable one size fits all regulations.

Sure. Legalize weed. What the heck, just legalize all the low life habits: weed, heroin, moonshine, whores, incest, beastiality, man-boy love, and all the rest.

Let's just skip the slow slide becoming Europe-2 and go straight to it.

There isn't ?

It's heavily regulated everywhere it is legal.

It does stink. Worse than cigarettes even.

Honestly, the dipschits walking around sucking on their douche flutes smell much worse to me. Smells like vomit and grape soda.

Don't even get me started on cigars......Not many around thankfully

Winning

I would much rather see the sale and distribution of weed, meth, pills, or opiates made a capital offense with summary execution upon conviction.

You can't successfully fight a war without killing a few folks!

The war on drugs has worked out about as well as prohibition in the 20's. I think we would be better off putting $$ in slowing demand on the supply side, because shutting off supply has been a failure.

Fine with me, but shoot all the tobacco users, and alcohol drinkers right along with them. Might as well make church attendance mandatory as well if you really want to get the country in shape.

The problem is that the marijuana industry has convinced (simple minded) people that the drug is benign and even healthy. No one is being brainwashed to think alcohol and tobacco are health enhancement products.

Conservatives only subscribe to the idea of states' rights when it suits them. I'm never not surprised by the big government supporters here that are still fighting the civil war but are too hypocritical to realize the error of their ways when it comes to freedoms. The DEA is the biggest group of drug addicted criminals to ever exist but the truth matters not to the puritans and the temperance society they dream of. Some folks live in a fantasy world and are too dumb to understand the ineffectiveness of prohibition, even when history has proven it doesn't work.

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You must want to read of a cop being killed every hour rather than the rate they are now .
People are going to do what people are going to do no matter what the gov't wants or says .
As they say follow the money -THAT'S why the feds are deep into anything that turns a buck . The war on drugs has grown the govt and wasted hundreds of billions of dollars [your $] to no avail .

Get the federal govenment inline with what the Constitution allows --nothing more ---> yes that's a stupid remark and of coarse it won't happen even 1% .

There ya go.......

Not to mention the unemployability of one on drugs.

Unemployable = no job, no job = unemployment, welfare, and more propensity to get involved in crime to make ends meet.

Damn good road to head down.

democrats wanted it legal so there would be more drug heads. you are easier to control then.

Absolutely. Drugs in general, in fact. No Constitutional authority to be involved in any of it. These are, Constitutionally speaking, strictly state matters.

Marijuana takes away motivation; plenty of that in America now.

Use would likely go down if 100% legalized, since you'd eliminate all motivation to grow it as a large scale crop (other than as hemp) and to market it.