Even a stopped clock.... Combine that with a scale back of the no-knock raids that multiplied under the WOD.
My first thought, too.
A plant that literally grows like a weed in the yard and which requires no processing to use should not be controlled, taxed or made illegal by the government.
But don’t listen to me, I still rant about the Whiskey rebellion and Washington taking troops into Western Pennsylvania.
Making marijuana illegal creates the same problems that Prohibition did. We expose young people to drug dealers who really want to get them on addictive drugs and put them at risk for jail sentences when it’s unnecessary.
I don’t smoke marijuana - have only seen it when the police brought it to a church youth meeting in high school and at 2 parties when I had had too much alcohol in college - but this is a wrong law. However, I would spend more time and energy fighting the stupid laws that make me show ID and limit my purchase of Sudafed than on marijuana laws.