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twostrokenut

twostrokenut

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Fogdog said:
Yeah, sure. Just a matter of perspective I guess. Bragging about being able to buy black market weed of unknown quality and safety isn't anything I'd. But, hey, a Trump supporter that support less regulation and brags about only getting a misdemeanor for holding black market weed. Makes sense.
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If you're implying any of this statement is applicable to me I'm afraid your reading comprehension skills have failed you.
 
twostrokenut

twostrokenut

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ttystikk said:
They're both criminals because America has built a system based on corruption. The oligarchs have done such a good job even the cops here are confused about the law.

Honest purple don't stand a chance of winning the presidency, witness Bernie Sanders and several former republican candidates who tried to rose above the shit show and got their ass handed to them for it.

If we actually want honesty in our politics then it's time to vote for it.

As per the case for my entire voting lifetime, the choice is down to bad vs worse for the masses because we allowed the system to be run by money- which comes from the classes.

Singapore became a great city state in just one lifetime because of a leader who focused his attention on the ruthless excision of corruption.
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I'm honest and purple.

You are correct in that we allowed the system to be ruled by money. Which is why I can't figure out why you aren't seeming to lean towards monetary reform as a simple foundational solution to most political problems.

You're so close.
 
Fogdog

Fogdog

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twostrokenut said:
If you're implying any of this statement is applicable to me I'm afraid your reading comprehension skills have failed you.
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Typical. Running away from what you wrote. Bragging about living in a state that charges a person with a misdemeanor for holding an ounce or less is shit stupid. The fact that in your state, a non-med patient must buy that weed on the black market or accept the risk of felony charges for growing (your words, not mine) makes everything you said sink farther down the well of stupidity. But like your hero Trump, you continue to sink deeper into the quagmire by sleazing the person who is pointing out the idiocy of your premise.

Trump, by his words and actions show him as less than favorable towards MJ legalization than you are delusionally mumbling on about:

From Forbes this summer (July) quoting the RNC platform:

The progress made over the last three decades against drug abuse is eroding, whether for cultural reasons or for lack of national leadership, In many jurisdictions, marijuana is virtually legalized despite its illegality under federal law. At the other end of the drug spectrum, heroin use nearly doubled from 2003 to 2013, while deaths from heroin have quadrupled. All this highlights the continuing conflicts and contradictions in public attitudes and public policy toward illegal substances.”

Is he for or against it? Maybe medical, but not recreational. How can anybody tell from the following statement?

From leafly, published just prior to the RNC:
in 2016. In an interview this February on Fox News’O’Reilly Factor, Trump responded to Bill O’Reilly’s pointedly anti-pot questioning — what would The Donald do to stop the evil scourge of cannabis legalization? — with this rather milquetoast waffle: “I would, I would really want to think about that one, Bill, because in some ways, I think it’s good, and in other ways, it’s bad.”

While he did pick a running mate, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, who is clearly anti-cannabis in all its forms, Trump has also shown that he cares very little about Pence’s opinions. Pressed recently by CBS’ Lesley Stahl about how he can be openly critical of the Iraq War while his VP was definitively in favor of it, Trump shot back, “I don’t care.

"I don't care" is probably the better description of what Trump thinks about legalized MJ. Defaulting to the GOP position, you would see that they very much do care that MJ be kept on the list of schedule 1 drugs along with heroine and LSD.
 
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ttystikk

ttystikk

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twostrokenut said:
I'm honest and purple.

You are correct in that we allowed the system to be ruled by money. Which is why I can't figure out why you aren't seeming to lean towards monetary reform as a simple foundational solution to most political problems.

You're so close.
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You have apparently missed dozens of my posts addressing exactly this concern.

One more time; not one thin dime from anyone but an actual registered voter, and even then, not more than $100 total in any given calendar year.

No more junkets, gifts, campaign contributions, SuperPACs, 501c3 or 501c4 donations, NONE OF IT.

OUTLAW money in politics, backed up by long prison terms for those who attempt to buy influence in any way.
 
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