Drug Policy

Evolve Dammit

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8. Cannabis use is, and always was, a minor issue except for the crime element. Should have been

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Wed Aug 30, 2023, 06:11 PM

Aug 2023

legal 40-50 years ago. Government would have had tax revenues to pay for lots of programs. I sent letters to every member of Congress and James Earl Carter in 1974. Most responded. Back then they could have regulated it like alcohol and it was an opportunity missed. Today, it is very lucrative for those living in states where they can legally grow and sell their products. Farmers market 2023.

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Wife got a call from her daughter yesterday [View all] multigraincracker Aug 2023 OP

What state? I wonder how they are handling it in the states who have legalized pot? captain queeg Aug 2023 #1

Ohio. multigraincracker Aug 2023 #3

interesting. barbtries Aug 2023 #6

That was my response... 2naSalit Aug 2023 #2

Looks like Ohio is multigraincracker Aug 2023 #4

It's been a long time... 2naSalit Aug 2023 #15

Finding bodies to fill job openings is a challenge. magicarpet Aug 2023 #5

California solved this one awhile back. byronius Aug 2023 #7

Cannabis use is, and always was, a minor issue except for the crime element. Should have been Evolve Dammit Aug 2023 #8

Good. That cannabis test is shit and always has been Warpy Aug 2023 #9

Just in time for this Canoe52 Aug 2023 #10

I posted this on Reddit in DankMemes about a week ago wolfie001 Aug 2023 #11

Alright! I was wondering how that was gonna work out... MiHale Aug 2023 #12

I took a pee test for a job at an adult multigraincracker Aug 2023 #13

Cub Coda multigraincracker Aug 2023 #14

I love reading anecdotal stories like this, thanks for sharing (nt) Pluvious Aug 2023 #16