Subj : Re: Break-it-then-fix-it-
To   : Aaron Thomas
From : Ron L.
Date : Fri Apr 04 2025 07:52:29

-=> Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-

 AT> Another option they should consider: If marijuana legalization is such
 AT> a "big problem" and they need to "allocate 5 million dollars to crack
 AT> down on illegal marijuana sales," then why not just re-illegalize it
 AT> then?

Because this is all smoke and mirrors to hide the control and graft.

Back in the 1920's weed was legal.  Other than problems with some people (like
we have with drunks today), it was fine.

Then they made it illegal - but mostly to harass some ethnic groups.  That
didn't do anything but drive its use underground.  But the Elitists made money
to "enforce the law".  Kinda hard to control a substance that is literally a
weed that grows just about anywhere.

Then they decided to "legalize" it.  This just meant that the Elitists wanted
to control its sale and get their cut of the profits.  So they added more laws
(More laws = less freedom) which means that they needed more money to
launder... er... "enforce the law".

Legalizing it is simple:
1. Get rid of all the laws surrounding it.
2. Make 1 law: Use of it is not an excuse for breaking the law.  Just like
drinking isn't excuse for breaking the law.

But the Elitists don't get to make more laws to hamstring us and don't have an
income from it.  So they don't want that.


.... What was the best thing BEFORE sliced bread?
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