Sooooooo when are they gonna legalize marijuana?

All the facts are out and the jig is up. Marijuana aint ever hurt nobody and making it illegal aint stopping nobody from using it so whats the point of locking up all your citizens cause your living in the past?

When we stop electing social conservatives.

well apparently its fvcked up your capacity to form a decent sentence.

In three years. Four years tops.

In three years. Four years tops.

leviathan91

needs to be sooner.

though i dont think it will be legal for a long time.

needs to be sooner.

though i dont think it will be legal for a long time.

konvikt_17

[QUOTE="konvikt_17"]

needs to be sooner.

though i dont think it will be legal for a long time.

l4dak47

i sure hope so.

In three years. Four years tops.

leviathan91

Sigh. That was said 20 years ago. And 10 years ago. And 4 years ago.

You can in no way claim to know that just as many people use marijuana now, as there would be if it was legal. If that was the case, there would not be much reason to complain, because then those who want it are getting it. It's not true that drinking increased during Prohibition, but even if it did, that still wouldn't indicate whether consumption would increase or decrease by removing laws on a completely different substance that was last legal nearly 100 years ago. That said, people in the 70s thought it would legalize in less than a decade and that obviously didn't occur. It will get legalized when enough people want it to be legal and let the politicians know. That's pretty much it.

I'm not bashing the idea of legalization of marijuana, for the record. I'm generally indifferent to its legalization (maybe I lean a little more towards legalization).

[QUOTE="leviathan91"]

In three years. Four years tops.

the_bi99man

Sigh. That was said 20 years ago. And 10 years ago. And 4 years ago.

It's legal for medical in 17 states now with 7 more pending,only a matter of time :D

My bet is never.

roulettethedog

No thanks, we have already enough degenerate monkeys. We don't need a nation full of them.

You can in no way claim to know that just as many people use marijuana now, as there would be if it was legal. If that was the case, there would not be much reason to complain, because then those who want it are getting it. It's not true that drinking increased during Prohibition, but even if it did, that still wouldn't indicate whether consumption would increase or decrease by removing laws on a completely different substance that was last legal nearly 100 years ago. That said, people in the 70s thought it would legalize in less than a decade and that obviously didn't occur. It will get legalized when enough people want it to be legal and let the politicians know. That's pretty much it.

I'm not bashing the idea of legalization of marijuana, for the record. I'm generally indifferent to its legalization (maybe I lean a little more towards legalization).

homegirl2180

[QUOTE="roulettethedog"]

My bet is never.

muller39

Hell...I don't even think that full-on legalization is required. Just decriminalize posession so that people don't go to ****ing jail for having a damn joint. Jeeze...even if they just treated simple possesion the same way as speeding, and still arrested and prosecuted the DEALERS (after all, alcohol is legal but I can't just sell hooch without getting a liquor license), I'd be totally fine with that. MrGeezer

I'm going to guess within the next decade we'll start seeing it coming up on the ballot during election time.

No thanks, we have already enough degenerate monkeys. We don't need a nation full of them.

Socijalisticka

I hope never. I'm all for de-criminalizing it, because it's just clogging our prison systems... but I don't want to have to smell pot everywhere I go, no thanks.

I hope never. I'm all for de-criminalizing it, because it's just clogging our prison systems... but I don't want to have to smell pot everywhere I go, no thanks.

Shmiity

Probably never because there are so many jobs and billions of dollars wrapped up in enforcement. It's big business.

[QUOTE="Shmiity"]

I hope never. I'm all for de-criminalizing it, because it's just clogging our prison systems... but I don't want to have to smell pot everywhere I go, no thanks.

MrGeezer

when people stops using it to get high.

Once one state legalizes it, gets a large economic boost, then other states try to copy.

Why are some people so anxious for government approval, to poison themselves?

I understand that polluting their lungs, and destroying their brain cells is important to them, but why don't they just move to one of the weak, irrelevant countries that allow it.??

The war on drugs is a huge economy on it's own, it won't be legalized crisis times like these.

Hopefully not for a while. We already have enough dumbfvcks runnning around, no need to go adding to the dilemma by causing Cheetohs shortages to boot.

You can in no way claim to know that just as many people use marijuana now, as there would be if it was legal. If that was the case, there would not be much reason to complain, because then those who want it are getting it. It's not true that drinking increased during Prohibition, but even if it did, that still wouldn't indicate whether consumption would increase or decrease by removing laws on a completely different substance that was last legal nearly 100 years ago. That said, people in the 70s thought it would legalize in less than a decade and that obviously didn't occur. It will get legalized when enough people want it to be legal and let the politicians know. That's pretty much it.

I'm not bashing the idea of legalization of marijuana, for the record. I'm generally indifferent to its legalization (maybe I lean a little more towards legalization).

homegirl2180

It will be legalized when people realize the benefits to smaller government.

Probably never.

I really wish it was, though.

The war on drugs is a huge economy on it's own, it won't be legalized crisis times like these.

rastotm

[QUOTE="homegirl2180"]

You can in no way claim to know that just as many people use marijuana now, as there would be if it was legal. If that was the case, there would not be much reason to complain, because then those who want it are getting it. It's not true that drinking increased during Prohibition, but even if it did, that still wouldn't indicate whether consumption would increase or decrease by removing laws on a completely different substance that was last legal nearly 100 years ago. That said, people in the 70s thought it would legalize in less than a decade and that obviously didn't occur. It will get legalized when enough people want it to be legal and let the politicians know. That's pretty much it.

I'm not bashing the idea of legalization of marijuana, for the record. I'm generally indifferent to its legalization (maybe I lean a little more towards legalization).

UglyDude_07

[QUOTE="rastotm"]

The war on drugs is a huge economy on it's own, it won't be legalized crisis times like these.

l4dak47

[QUOTE="l4dak47"][QUOTE="rastotm"]

The war on drugs is a huge economy on it's own, it won't be legalized crisis times like these.

rastotm

[QUOTE="UglyDude_07"]

[QUOTE="homegirl2180"]

You can in no way claim to know that just as many people use marijuana now, as there would be if it was legal. If that was the case, there would not be much reason to complain, because then those who want it are getting it. It's not true that drinking increased during Prohibition, but even if it did, that still wouldn't indicate whether consumption would increase or decrease by removing laws on a completely different substance that was last legal nearly 100 years ago. That said, people in the 70s thought it would legalize in less than a decade and that obviously didn't occur. It will get legalized when enough people want it to be legal and let the politicians know. That's pretty much it.

I'm not bashing the idea of legalization of marijuana, for the record. I'm generally indifferent to its legalization (maybe I lean a little more towards legalization).

homegirl2180

Weed has the power to bring down govts and change the world and eventually that is what will happen, you can only fight somethin for so long and the govts of the world are fighting a battle they cant possibly win in any way and eventually if they dont see sense they will be overthrown whether they like it or not.

I think it may take a few more years, but it will happen.

-The social stigma attached to using it is fading.

-More people are recognizing the extremely legitimate medical use for managing pain without the harmful and addictive qualities of opioids.

-More people are realizing how incredibly silly and wasteful it is to prosecute users.

-More people are realizing how legalization would eliminate a revenue stream for drug cartels and dealers.