Sweet, now all we need is every state to listen and go along!

Trick is getting the legislatures of every state to listen and to act. Unfortunately I don't beleive that will happen anytime soon. It will happen someday, but it requires a strong grassroots effort. In states that allow binding inititiatives on the ballot, that is where the change will begin. If you leave it to your reps, they will simply ignore it, unless you pressure them in some meaningful way. Whether your a DEM ,Independent, or a Publican ask your candidate during the primaries and during the normal election cycle what their stance is on legalization or medical marijuana and place your vote accordingly.

question 2 was a joke 65 percent voted to decriminalize it and certain cities violated our rights by havin ordinances that make it a much heftier fine.

Why would you say it was a joke? It's a small step in the right direction, instead of incurring a criminal charge, you pay a fine. I do agree that the local ordinances are a bit much. But if someone is not smart enough to smoke at home then they probably deserve the extra fine.

this is out of control, i'd be in heaven if this goes through

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