Prop 19 - Legalize, regulate, and tax marijuana in california

[Cojafoji]

Penalties have no bearing on law or precedent. They are merely the end result of bureaucratic implementation.

[paladin]

Okay, but like I said before, its a FEDERAL crime to possess a controlled substance (marjiuana is Schedule I). Federal law trumps state slaw. So unless legislation is passed on a federal level, marijuana would still be illegal.

[sleepy1212]

Okay, but like I said before, its a FEDERAL crime to possess a controlled substance (marjiuana is Schedule I). Federal law trumps state slaw. So unless legislation is passed on a federal level, marijuana would still be illegal.

except the state won't prosecute you. they won't even arrest you. only the Feds would.

[Cojafoji]

Okay, but like I said before, its a FEDERAL crime to possess a controlled substance (marjiuana is Schedule I).

Yes, yes it is. But if you'd read what I wrote, I think you'll find that I was proposing ideas and solutions so that it might be legal through certain restrictions/loopholes etc.

[paladin]

except the state won't prosecute you. they won't even arrest you. only the Feds would.

yeah, decriminalization. Its what Amsterdam did.

But decriminalization != legalization

[Roostervier]

decriminalization is better than nothing

[brencard]

Here is the latest trend, I read this on an article. Legally-sanctioned cannabis sounded like a fantasy just a few years back. Now, legislators are looking into ways to tax the coveted weed, on both federal and state levels.

[n00b1n8R]

i never understood how hardcore marijuana addicts feel compelled to sign up for obscure forums to post their stoner propaganda

[Tnnaas]

They do it because they love weed and doesn't afraid of anything. The man doesn't like it. Anyone else think this be like it do?

[DarkHalo003]

Anyone else think this be like it do?

What the fuck did I just read?