Calif. pot dispensaries told by feds to shut down
Better Dan
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I have never smoked marijuana, but I do not think that it should be illegal...I also think that it can have a lot of health benefits for people with various ailments. This latest action by the government really disgusts me. With all the problems our country has and all the real crime that goes on out there, I do not believe this is the best use of resources.
What do you all think about Obama's administration toughening its stand on medical marijuana, as mentioned in the article?
I have never smoked marijuana, but I do not think that it should be illegal...I also think that it can have a lot of health benefits for people with various ailments. This latest action by the government really disgusts me. With all the problems our country has and all the real crime that goes on out there, I do not believe this is the best use of resources.
What do you all think about Obama's administration toughening its stand on medical marijuana, as mentioned in the article?
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Marijuana is illegal?
all we are going to do is create more crime with drug gangs competing for business.
herbs that can be bought over the counter are legal and they are not even regulated. i don't get why pot is treated any differently.
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I don't think he has a damn chance of stopping it thanks to dual federalism.
Benefits:
Mexican Drug Cartels cannot compete with Phillip Morris Corp.
No more worrying about smuggling pot across the border.
No need for illegal worker farm hands... American teenagers will line up for miles to pick the stuff for pennies... as long as they get paid in pot.
U.S. can finally declare the 'War On Drugs' a victory... and we get another 3-day weekend.
Have Oakland/Alameda Stadium convert from beer to pot and end the majority of senseless violence in Alameda County... and boost nachos sales.
Cons:
More... wait... you know... more of...
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what?
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+1. i don't see myself voting for obama next year.
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fuckin hypocrite.
fuck him. Too bad you didn't get caught and your criminal record kept you out of politics. stand up for what you believe in mr.commander in chief....or are you just another politician talking out your ass? Does anyone need anymore examples that voting mainstream candidates will result in NO CHANGE?
Another example of him losing.
Fucking moron.
He doesn't know who he is. At least or former two term President stood for his beliefs.
Btw...since BHO is a one term President does that mean he is only half as good as the moving trains public enemy number one...the awesome GWB?
Not even half.
Winners win.
Woot!
A man that stands for nothing....will fall for anything!
All people need to do more on every level!
Obama doesn't know who he is. My country needs a solid leader.
10/18/2009
AP Newsbreak: New medical marijuana policy issued
By DEVLIN BARRETT
Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON —
The Obama administration will not seek to arrest medical marijuana users and suppliers as long as they conform to state laws, under new policy guidelines to be sent to federal prosecutors Monday.
Two Justice Department officials described the new policy to The Associated Press, saying prosecutors will be told it is not a good use of their time to arrest people who use or provide medical marijuana in strict compliance with state laws.
The new policy is a significant departure from the Bush administration, which insisted it would continue to enforce federal anti-pot laws regardless of state codes.
In other words, you attack Obama when you hear he's cracking down on marijuana use, and you attack him again when you find out he's not cracking down on marijuana use?
So the bottom line is you don't like Obama, and you're dislike of him has nothing to do with his policies. Maybe it's just because he's black, or a democrat?
Yeah, I'm really surprised to see those guys railing on Obama for this. I didn't realize we agreed that all drugs should be legalized (or at least the ones that aren't harmful, e.g., pot, shrooms and lsd)
I think you would be surprised, many who would align themselves with tea party beliefs would also believe in an end to the silly war on drugs. One of the greatest moments of this political year came when Ron Paul talked about it in the debate in south carolina i believe, and shortly after introduced a bill that would make only trafficking drugs across state and federal borders a criminal offense...
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/06/22/marijuana-bill-barney-frank-ron-paul_n_882707.html
I am not sure who is against marijuana legalization more, the federal government or the drug cartels...hmmm let me think about this one...looks like the mexican and colombian governments aren't the only ones in bed with the drug cartels. Too bad that more neo-cons cannot rectify their beliefs long enough to end this silly national war on drugs. Can you imagine the good that would be done by the DEA being around to catch white collar criminals instead?
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I think this needed to happen a long time ago. Simply because the Supreme Court needs to decide this once and for all. Is it a states' rights issue, or do federal laws trump that? SCOTUS needs to make a ruling on it.
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It doesn't mean I agree with it, especially in the case of medical marijuana.