toejampotpourri t1_iu2k9ee wrote
I support full legalization of marijuana. Haven't smoked it in 25 years.
paperwasp3 t1_iu3cnuk wrote
I smoke it every day and I’m well over 50. I too support it’s legalization. The best part is that we can tie the taxes to the state education budget.
Aid01 t1_iu3lyw7 wrote
Getting high while doing something ethical! SIGN ME UP!
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trogbite t1_iu490k6 wrote
Right? Colorado literally had more tax revenue than they knew what to do with after legalizing
paperwasp3 t1_iu4i4dy wrote
They had to send checks to everyone as part of their law was to give back any surplus.
Ksradrik t1_iu4ypq2 wrote
Which was then used to buy more weed, which caused more tax returns, its an endless cycle...
masterprtzl t1_iu5qqxp wrote
The national debt has been solved.
paperwasp3 t1_iu6wjdz wrote
And we helped!
Adventurous_Basis t1_iu58syx wrote
Illinois got all the extra tax revenue and then raised the prices on all license and registration renewals as if they were running in a deficit instead
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Living-Resource-2345 t1_iu3qmgn wrote
Be my friend
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rey177 t1_iu44c7x wrote
Thats if they actually do that unfortunately
Imaginary_Cup_691 t1_iu4br7v wrote
Right, the only reason they’re taking so long is to workout patents and direct the major routes of income directly into their own pockets, not making sure they can help the people out. Nobody should be blindly excited about legalization, there’s a lot of corruption going on behind the scenes and if they ever do go to Schedule II or patent cannabinoids and terpenes and claim they DO have medicinal value, then things will be even worse. We need to be fighting for deregulation of the plant entirely
paperwasp3 t1_iu4hiks wrote
There’s corruption everywhere
coolshmo t1_iu4tkim wrote
Yes, but we prefer to call it "lobbying".
paperwasp3 t1_iu4tpsh wrote
That is the official government term, yes.
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paperwasp3 t1_iu4hfel wrote
That’s how the law is written
tilla18 t1_iu512bx wrote
And repairing/rebuilding the roads. Look how much other states have gotten from their legalization changes. The law has never stopped anyone from smoking. It's better that this action benefit society, rather than street dealers and cartels.
paperwasp3 t1_iu53xsa wrote
And I’d argue that weed causes less societal issues than booze.
ChrisFromIT t1_iu3entk wrote
I support it too, haven't smoked it myself at all. And up here in Canada it has been legalized and it hasn't been an issue at all.
Lee1138 t1_iu4vnqy wrote
Same. Never tried it, and I doubt I ever will try it, even if it becomes legal, but there is no good reason for it to be illegal when alcohol and tobacco are legal.
derpfacemanana t1_iu60h3v wrote
Same, except I haven’t smoked it in 25 minutes
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mushroom4two t1_iu53ut4 wrote
Same, it's been about 6-7 years for me.
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