Big news for Texas legalization!

Sour Wreck

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Gen 1:29 - And God said, Behold, I have given you every herb bearing seed, which is upon the face of all the earth, and every tree, in the which is the fruit of a tree yielding seed; to you it shall be for meat.

this shows their hypocrisy very early on in the bible.

there are only about 1000 examples of their hypocrisy.

white evangelicals are modern day pharisees....
 

Wilksey

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any town in texas with a population under 10,000
You don't get out much, do you?

I've lived, traveled, or worked in most of the U.S., and 4 of the 7 continents, and there is NO PLACE on the planet that can lay claim to monopolizing any part of the planet for their particular "uneducated" masses.

your religion tells you that drinking coffee is a sin
Mormons?

I'm not a religious man. AT ALL. However, I'm not stupid enough to realize that it doesn't serve some purpose in human culture, nor am I blind to the shit that people come up with to replace religion....ie, leftism, fascism, and all manner of other cults that are pretty much just as bad, but without the restraint that some religions developed over time. Except for Islam, of course. Muslims still have a blast.
 

hotrodharley

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Here you go, fellow Tejanos. This is something I believe could happen. Not legalization but the first step in that journey. Good luck from Alaska where we say "Texas is Alaska's bitch!"

"The Republican Party of Texas has officially endorsed decriminalization of marijuana, offering yet more proof of the dizzying speed at which attitudes are changing toward marijuana and marijuana prohibition.

At the state's GOP biennial party convention in San Antonio last week, assembled delegates lent their overwhelming support to adding four cannabis-related planks to the party platform, including the repeal of criminal penalties for marijuana possession, the expansion of the state's incredibly limited medical marijuana law, a call for the rescheduling of marijuana at the federal level, and the legalization of industrial hemp production. All measures passed with 80 percent of the vote or more."
 

Xs121

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Meanwhile your neighbor OK is getting ready for a fight this coming Tuesday and here's the perspective of their Faith Leaders..

As Oklahoma prepares to vote on medical marijuana legalization next Tuesday, some Christian voters in the deep-red state view the issue as a moral dilemma.

If it passes, State Question 788 would legalize cannabis for medicinal purposes, making the Sooner State the 30th in the nation to do so. But some Christian voters see it as a step in the wrong direction.

“Their intent is to undo the influence of the church in Oklahoma - or ‘unbuckle the bible belt.’ This is why we must vote NO!” Oklahoma Faith Leaders, an anti-marijuana legalization faith group, said of pro-legalization advocates in a June 12 Facebook post.

Oklahoma Faith Leaders is led by a former consultant to GOP Sen. James Lankford, and seeks to “organize the faith community” to “fight for the moral future” of the state, according to its Facebook page.
I like that part that says..."to undo the influence of the church in Oklahoma" and "moral future"

This is life in the Bible Belt....its about fear and control

Yeap...the're still living in the Middle Ages
 

Sour Wreck

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Meanwhile your neighbor OK is getting ready for a fight this coming Tuesday and here's the perspective of their Faith Leaders..



I like that part that says..."to undo the influence of the church in Oklahoma" and "moral future"

This is life in the Bible Belt....its about fear and control

Yeap...the're still living in the Middle Ages
fuck the neanderthals, they need to be stepped on as the rest of the world progresses...

sourthern baptists can suck my dick
 

tpc_mikey

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Meanwhile your neighbor OK is getting ready for a fight this coming Tuesday and here's the perspective of their Faith Leaders..



I like that part that says..."to undo the influence of the church in Oklahoma" and "moral future"

This is life in the Bible Belt....its about fear and control

Yeap...the're still living in the Middle Ages
Oklahoma showed up bigtime and passed SQ788 tonite
 

Xs121

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Oklahoma showed up bigtime and passed SQ788 tonite
490,685 56% Yes
374,785 43% No

In spite of problems with some polling stations and the oppositions putting out half a million dollars campaign to stop it. Oklahoma Medical Marijuana program, the least restrictive program in the US finally passes.

1. Consume marijuana legally;
2. Legally possess up to three (3) ounces of marijuana on their person;
3. Legally possess six (6) mature marijuana plants;
4. Legally possess six (6) seedling plants;
5. Legally possess one (1) ounce of concentrated marijuana;
6. Legally possess seventy-two (72) ounces of edible marijuana; and
7. Legally possess up to eight (8) ounces of marijuana in their residence.

Possession of up to one and one-half (1.5) ounces of marijuana by persons who can state
a medical condition, but not in possession of a state issued medical marijuana license, shall constitute a
misdemeanor offense with a fine not to exceed Four Hundred Dollars ($400.00)

Now hopefully, Scary Mary doesn't fuck it up
 

Xs121

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Just have to hope she don't. On another note I noticed big pharma Erwin Yen got the ol boot tonight as well so maybe they they'll get the message to not screw up our bill.
I totally forgot the arrogant asshole.

Even his constituents hated him, now the've seen the real side of him...an asshole. Really shows how power can corrupt one perception of public reality, what an arrogant ass for thinking he could win. Good riddance for the likes of him
 

Homegrown5257

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His senate bill on regulation needs to fail when they go back in session. It's been a minute since I read his bill but I'm pretty certain it's only gonna allow patients with aids or patients on chemo access. So I guess because he was a anesthesiologist he must feel he's more qualified to make the call for you instead of your own doctor who you put your trust in.
 

BudmanTX

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wtg Oklahoma......read that this morning.......now if the screw balls down here can get something like that passed....we would be good.....
 

Fubard

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i don't see that happening, especially with Sessions.......now if congress can drop it from schedual 1, that' would open the door.....
That's why I say the chances are that if anything happens it will be delegated to individual States, with the Federal side of things controlling the interstate distribution. Just what is ideal for a non-career politician, the chance to put that hot potato into the hands of someone else, let someone else screw it up whilst winning some more votes by giving someone else the chance to screw it up, can't blame President Chihuahuahead if some local Bible-thumpers, etc, decide that all MJ is to be banned no matter what, same as banning sales of alcohol on Sundays only makes people cross state lines to get their beer and doesn't stop people drinking on the Sabbath at all.
 

TalonToker

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490,685 56% Yes
374,785 43% No

In spite of problems with some polling stations and the oppositions putting out half a million dollars campaign to stop it. Oklahoma Medical Marijuana program, the least restrictive program in the US finally passes.

1. Consume marijuana legally;
2. Legally possess up to three (3) ounces of marijuana on their person;
3. Legally possess six (6) mature marijuana plants;
4. Legally possess six (6) seedling plants;
5. Legally possess one (1) ounce of concentrated marijuana;
6. Legally possess seventy-two (72) ounces of edible marijuana; and
7. Legally possess up to eight (8) ounces of marijuana in their residence.

Possession of up to one and one-half (1.5) ounces of marijuana by persons who can state
a medical condition, but not in possession of a state issued medical marijuana license, shall constitute a
misdemeanor offense with a fine not to exceed Four Hundred Dollars ($400.00)

Now hopefully, Scary Mary doesn't fuck it up
"Scary Mary" sure is dead on with her, and she is still attempting to pull her special brand of crap. First, she proclaimed that there will be no special session, which that alone could set back the opening of the first dispensaries. It could well set them back because, in passing medical mj in Oklahoma, it is the first time ever that such a measure passed with no preset qualifying conditions A special session could set those parameters.

Then, the Oklahoma State Board of Health suggested some ridiculous "emergency measures", and scary Mary made these suggestions into law the next day. This happened one day last week. Regarding these measures, they include having a pharmacist in every dispensary. Gee, I wonder if that would needlessly drive up prices. If that's not bad enough, another measure proclaims that smoke-able pot will still be illigal.. There are already several lawsuits against her on this.

So even though the people have spoken, our governor has made it clear that her personal agenda far outweighs the word of the desires of those in the state.
 
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