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Marijuana now legal in Washington DC Despite Threats From Republicans
Washington (CNN) Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser defied congressional Republicans and implemented D.C.'s new local law allowing its residents to smoke marijuana.
In implementing the new pot laws that went into effect Thursday, Bowser rebuffed two influential House Republicans who'd warned her that she'd be breaking federal law -- and risking retribution. "We would encourage the Congress to not be so concerned with overturning what 7-in-10 voters said should be the law in the District of Columbia," Bowser said at a news conference Wednesday afternoon. Bowser and Washington police implemented a measure approved by D.C. voters in November allowing Washington residents to possess up to two ounces of pot. DC legalizes pot, ignoring House Republicans - CNN.com Republicans once again on the wrong side of history. |
Fucking Obama... It's all his fault :pimp
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liberal blowhards crack me up. when the majority of people want a pipeline, they want government to get in the way and block it but when the majority of the people want to smoke, OMFG some republicans are against it.
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Republicans say they don't want big government intruding but give them 5 minutes and big government is all they try to implement.
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Nobody has to move their house out of the way to grow weed. :1orglaugh Weed plants aren't going to cross state lines. :2 cents: |
the house voted and passed it in january, the senate voted and passed it this month. BO blocked it with veto
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Why do you hate America? |
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"The allowance applies only to those over 21. In addition, D.C. residents can grow up to six pot plants in their own yards. Buying and selling pot are still illegal, as is smoking in public places. But people can transfer up to one ounce to another person -- just not for money."
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At what point in your life did you decide to make the career choice of being a cheerleader for the oil industry and dedicating your life to sitting on a porn board day and night arguing for them? Did it happen when you were a kid due to a fascination with gasoline? |
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and there you go again trying to point your finger at another gfyer for hanging out at gfy, you know, like you do. but again, i can understand why someone like you gets that mixed up. |
Light up everybody!!!
<////////////////////>~~~ Seriously tho: why do some peole HATE marijuana? I am going to start a thread right now.... |
Someone's trying to ruin my high https://38.media.tumblr.com/d248d8f3...hmfro1_500.gif https://38.media.tumblr.com/44ad4aa3...zmnko1_500.gif |
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smoke more weeds. |
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Probably not, cause I don't get high sniffing gasoline. Are you able to collect disability for your 'problem'? |
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that's some sound liberal thinking right there. and very very typical. |
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Hey, if you're able to function and take care of yourself after huffing the fumes then more power to you. Certainly explains your disagreeable nature though. |
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Nebraska Judge Halts TransCanada's Use Of Eminent Domain For Keystone Route Quote:
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About time.
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Great! just what we need mores Dopes in Washington DC
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you never went to school did you? Because in school they often require you to take the opposing side of an issue and debate it. In fact, one of the requirements of a well-written compare and contrast paper is to include 3+ salient points of the opposite side of your argument. You'd know all that if you had made it to high school + but hey, keep smoking weed and pointing your finger at others (for getting high). and thinking others who simply disagree with you huff gas and are unable to function :1orglaugh |
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You all understand the issue here, right?
Washington DC is not a state, nor is it a city in any state. It is a federal district under the under the exclusive jurisdiction of Congress. While Washington DC acts like any other city - it has an elected mayor for example - but Congress can to review and over turn any laws created by it's government. The problem is pot is illegal under federal law, and federal law applies here. It's like your state having a law making pot illegal, but your city trying to make it legal. Sure is interesting from a legal aspect. |
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the comparison is perfect. on one issue, liberals have no problem letting their guy get in the way of what the people want, on another issue OMFG THE HORROR a couple congressman disagreed with government action. and just as importantly, the risk of smoking weed is unproven AND the risk of keystone is unproven As a result, the comparison is valid. i've mentioned to both you treehuggers that I believe in personal action, not hypocritically chiding others on gofuckyourself about pollution and energy. I sleep good at night knowing how I choose to handle pollution and conservation, all while being grounded in reality, which means I have interest in the o&g business. |
Of course...republicans are against legalization.
The anti-regulation party. As long as you're not smoking weed or having an abortion, they'll let you do what you want. |
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recreational drug use that expands the mind and calms the nerves vs a pipeline that could have a huge impact on drinking water, and mostly puts money in the pockets of fat cats. |
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at the same time, environmental impact studies have been done to show all phases of keystone, not just this last phase, are within acceptable risk statistics. so in fact, the pipe has been shown and proven to be A-OK, while we still need to study weed A LOT more. combined with the fact the majority of the people want both. libs get in the way of one and complain when repubs comment against the other. typical. |
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did pipelines come into this discussion from some 'using pipes to smoke' connection that is hard to explain? or am i missing some bizarre logic edit: ahh. right. him. |
Marijuana should be legal everywhere! people would be a lot friendlier ;)
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High-ly, high-ly doubtful (yes, pun intended). |
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