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Finally, something sensible coming out of Texas. Now they need to lift their ban on marijuana products.
Finally, something sensible coming out of Texas. Now they need to lift their ban on marijuana products.
Sure is.I think more and more states are moving towards decriminalization. There's a lot of money in the weed business.
The state I live in has legal recreational marijuana and the total tax revenues for 2024 was over $255 million.I think more and more states are moving towards decriminalization. There's a lot of money in the weed business.
Decriminalization is the worst thing imaginable because it creates second class citizens.I think more and more states are moving towards decriminalization. There's a lot of money in the weed business.
Marijuana use can present a range of physical, mental, and social issues. Some common concerns include potential impacts on brain development, respiratory health, and mental well-being, including increased risk of psychosis and addiction. Furthermore, marijuana use can affect coordination, memory, and cognitive function, and may have negative cardiovascular effects.
Finally, something sensible coming out of Texas. Now they need to lift their ban on marijuana products.
“Marijuana causes errors of time and space.”Marijuana use can present a range of physical, mental, and social issues. Some common concerns include potential impacts on brain development, respiratory health, and mental well-being, including increased risk of psychosis and addiction. Furthermore, marijuana use can affect coordination, memory, and cognitive function, and may have negative cardiovascular effects.
But just keep on selling it, $$$$$$
These days, he'd just eat an edible.WWWD
What would Willie do?
It should be, but that would take the federal government legalizing it, and then the States to make their laws.Decriminalization is the worst thing imaginable because it creates second class citizens.
Possession and use of small amounts may not be a crime but as long as it is still on the state books as technically illegal, a good many states
refuse to allow cardholders to
Own a firearm
Pilot license
Commercial driver's license
Teaching credentials
and some two or three dozen other restrictions.
It must be legalized 100%, just like BEER.
If we want to decriminalize something, try decriminalizing being undocumented but with no criminal record.
You just described booze.Marijuana use can present a range of physical, mental, and social issues. Some common concerns include potential impacts on brain development, respiratory health, and mental well-being, including increased risk of psychosis and addiction. Furthermore, marijuana use can affect coordination, memory, and cognitive function, and may have negative cardiovascular effects.
But just keep on selling it, $$$$$$
It should be, but that would take the federal government legalizing it, and then the States to make their laws.
it it's still federally illegal which cuts off a lot from personal use as well as corporate functionality.The latter.
California started with decrim and cards, and moved to full legalization.
Lots of MAGAs clearly smoking weed.Marijuana use can present a range of physical, mental, and social issues. Some common concerns include potential impacts on brain development, respiratory health, and mental well-being, including increased risk of psychosis and addiction. Furthermore, marijuana use can affect coordination, memory, and cognitive function, and may have negative cardiovascular effects.
But just keep on selling it, $$$$$$
Dan is way too far to the right. The bill was I think 1 1/2 minutes from passing when Abbott vetoed it.Gov. Greg Abbott vetoes THC ban, calls for regulation instead
The move infuriated Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, the powerful head of the Senate, who had called the ban among his top five bills over 17 years in the Legislature.www.texastribune.org
"Abbott urged lawmakers to consider an approach similar to the way alcohol is regulated, recommending potential rules including barring the sale and marketing of THC products to minors, requiring testing throughout the production and manufacturing process, allowing local governments to prohibit stores selling THC products and providing law enforcement with additional funding to enforce the restrictions."
Abbott was taking fire from all sides. He called the state legislature back to an emergency session in July, apparently it will draft a new law making it similar to how alcohol is handled.
Dan Patrick is pissed
I think if you lifted the band on marijuana it can't be like this piecemeal thing that they're doing in Colorado and California it has to be legal to grow it like completely legal.
Finally, something sensible coming out of Texas. Now they need to lift their ban on marijuana products.
I think more and more states are moving towards decriminalization. There's a lot of money in the weed business.
De-criminalizing weed in Texas will have a devastating impact on the criminal justice industry in Texas. It will result in jails and prisons being half empty, prosecutors, judges, and bailiffs being laid off, and it will take a good bite out of organized crime.
He is on a fundamentalist crusade, no kidding. It's really about church more than public policy.Dan is way too far to the right. The bill was I think 1 1/2 minutes from passing when Abbott vetoed it.
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