JCC Yes or No

On measure 91.

Choose a side. Do it humans.

 

Yes. I regret voting no on California's similar ballot initiative in 2010. I must've been not high at the time. The "medical" marijuana laws are really annoying and the industry is scarily under-regulated.

This could go in the U.S. Politics thread, I think.

 

What is this about?

 

http://ballotpedia.org/Oregon_Legalized_Marijuana_Initiative,_Measure_91_(2014)

 

No means no, and yes means yes.

 

Puff or Pass?

 

I'd definitely vote yes.

 

I always figured Oregon would be the last state to legalize, since it'd be, y'know, ironic.

 

What state do think would be the last?

 

Who knows, maybe Congress will amend the Controlled Substances Act.

 

I have never approved of this. But it may be that I approve of the role these convictions play in the inequitable operation of our justice system even less. We shall see.

 

No means yes, and yes means no.

 

I'm abstaining

 

Texas or Florida.

 

yarp?

 

I'm gonna have to go with yes.

 

you can't make me.

 

Florida is a swing state. The place is full of crazy people, not necessarily conservative crazy people.

 

Until we can ditch the Imperial Walker, Wisconsin will continue to stagnate as a non-legalized marijuana state.

 

While I don't approve of the drug war, I'm not particularly fond of pot enthusiasts and don't feel any need to help them.

 

The answer is "false".

 

You don't have to be a "pot enthusiast" to understand the medical, industrial, and revenue-generating benefits of legalization. It doesn't just help hippies get a wider legal variety to choose from at lower costs.

If I have any time this weekend I'll provide some (credible) sources of information that may help people understand this.

 

PA