[krzykat]

New Jersey, YES New Jersey could be the next state to pass a compassionate use medical marijuana law. The state senate votes today. The Govener has already said that he supports this bill.

Lets keep our fingers crossed

[Tennessee Jedi]

[Crazy 9.5 Fingers]

cool, maybe I will have to move back to my home state. However, I'd rather smoke my contraband herbs than be surrounded by Giants fans.

[China Cat]

wow this will be the most ridiculous thing ever (good ridiculous)

and yeah the dirty south is where its at in NJ, giants fans are kept at a minimum there by quotas

[krzykat]

the dirty jerz is now the 14th state to pass medical, still think im movin back out west

[deadguise]

Good, now if only the Feds will lighten up....

[mutant_dan]

A California state congressman from San Francisco is going to introduce leg. to legalize the sale of herb and impose a $50 tax per Ounce. I doubt the Arnold will sign it into law, who knows!

[strumminsix]

Isn't it really silly to have states spending tax dollars on mj "legalization" when the feds still have it illegal and the constitution clearly says federal law trumps state law?

Personally, I'm in favor of all drugs being legal as well as prostitution and gambling and gun ownership. Seems everyone already does these things irrespective of legality so why waste time and go against the will of the people?

[Tennessee Jedi]

He's so down with the weed
Cali needs $$$$$$$$$$
Weed = $$$$$$$$$
it will happen
Feds suck

[Emoto]

Isn't it really silly to have states spending tax dollars on mj "legalization" when the feds still have it illegal and the constitution clearly says federal law trumps state law?

Personally, I'm in favor of all drugs being legal as well as prostitution and gambling and gun ownership. Seems everyone already does these things irrespective of legality so why waste time and go against the will of the people?

I totally agree.

If pot smokers were as organized politically as they are about having nacho cheese doritos on hand, it would have been legal years ago.

[Tennessee Jedi]

Isn't it really silly to have states spending tax dollars on mj "legalization" when the feds still have it illegal and the constitution clearly says federal law trumps state law?

Personally, I'm in favor of all drugs being legal as well as prostitution and gambling and gun ownership. Seems everyone already does these things irrespective of legality so why waste time and go against the will of the people?

Other states have had similar laws - Alaska and Colorado ( or parts of,not sure )- no different.
FEDS SUCK
STATE RIGHTS
Its a waste of taxpayers money to jail bust and prosecute us
NJ is facing a budget crisis ...
Makes no sense
Coke and heroin and speed in my opinion should remain illegal.
Prostitution is legal in parts of the U.S. already
So is gambling
Also guns

[Shuxter]

Isn't it really silly to have states spending tax dollars on mj "legalization" when the feds still have it illegal and the constitution clearly says federal law trumps state law?

I take it you're not familiar with the 10th Amendment?

[strumminsix]

Isn't it really silly to have states spending tax dollars on mj "legalization" when the feds still have it illegal and the constitution clearly says federal law trumps state law?

Personally, I'm in favor of all drugs being legal as well as prostitution and gambling and gun ownership. Seems everyone already does these things irrespective of legality so why waste time and go against the will of the people?

Other states have had similar laws - Alaska and Colorado ( or parts of,not sure )- no different.
FEDS SUCK
STATE RIGHTS
Its a waste of taxpayers money to jail bust and prosecute us
NJ is facing a budget crisis ...
Makes no sense
Coke and heroin and speed in my opinion should remain illegal.
Prostitution is legal in parts of the U.S. already
So is gambling
Also guns

The problem which you state with "FEDS SUCK | STATE RIGHTS" is a result of an overbloated federal gov't. If it wasn't allowed to be grown and expanded then states would have more rights.

Gambling is only legal in some states under heavily corrupted rules.
Guns laws are also very odd and vary state to state but additionally governed by the Feds.

Sorry to interject my opinions here. My point was supposed to be uncorrupted by my opinions but wasn't. Take 2:
Take this fight to the national level so states and feds won't be at odds cuz when they are citizens lose! Look at the narcs who busted folks in Cali.

[strumminsix]

Isn't it really silly to have states spending tax dollars on mj "legalization" when the feds still have it illegal and the constitution clearly says federal law trumps state law?

I take it you're not familiar with the 10th Amendment?

You sound smart when you say that but when you don't say anything else it's baiting. But fuck it I'll take the bait.

"The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people."

That is the text. But what is the application? What are the other amendments? What are the federal laws?

While on the surface you are correct. And say it was 1800 you'd be 100% correct but that is not how the federal government works. It has created enough loopholes to have federal laws. However, federalist and constiutionalist and the likes of Ron Paul all agree with you. In fact, I do too! But that is not the way the feds works. And instead of sitting around crying how it should work I'd rather play by the precedence and work the system for what I want since changing it will not happen any time soon.

[Emoto]

Isn't it really silly to have states spending tax dollars on mj "legalization" when the feds still have it illegal and the constitution clearly says federal law trumps state law?

I take it you're not familiar with the 10th Amendment?

You sound smart when you say that but when you don't say anything else it's baiting. But fuck it I'll take the bait.

"The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people."

That is the text. But what is the application? What are the other amendments? What are the federal laws?

While on the surface you are correct. And say it was 1800 you'd be 100% correct but that is not how the federal government works. It has created enough loopholes to have federal laws. However, federalist and constiutionalist and the likes of Ron Paul all agree with you. In fact, I do too! But that is not the way the feds works. And instead of sitting around crying how it should work I'd rather play by the precedence and work the system for what I want since changing it will not happen any time soon.

The first step is to vote for people who want smaller government instead of larger.