college in the 80s, 90s, and later would be very unusual to have not tried it. Yeah, we had a series of politicos for years that denied it, but I never really believed them either.

‘As a reminder Kamala Harris did not lock up a single Black male for weed possession. And incarceration under her tenure dropped.’

I don’t really know why you’re posting this garbage youtube here, but here are the facts:

Link to tweet

Not spread disinfo. I did mention she only prosecuted dealers, growers, smugglers.

But we should be aware what attacks are coming.

Anyway, the link is gone

you and other tenants tend to congregate on the front steps (stoop sitting) so you can take advantage of any air that's moving. There was an old beat cop back in the late 60s who'd stop by and just chat for a bit. If there was a joint being passed around, he'd wiggle his fingers to ask for a hit. He didn't like drinkers, though. There was a city ordinance against open containers of anything being shown, so he'd nag the drinkers to get paper bags to hid those damn beer cans. He was OK. Then he'd be on to the next bunch of stoop sitters down the street, get a toke from them, too.

Most cops back then didn't care about peaceful pot smokers. Nixon got that enormous bug up his ass a few years later and started a war on drugs because he hated hippies, college kids, and uppity black people.

It's time to end the war, the drugs won. All the war did was give us new and more dangerous drugs like fentanyl Most drugs need to be reclassified, and treatment needs to focus on a slow taper, not the abuse of sudden withdrawal. What we're doing does.not.work. We need to try something else.

Weed? In 2024? Are they THAT out of touch???

and I only met two who never tried it. I did meet quite a few who tried it and weren't impressed.

I'd hazard a guess that most people in this country at least tried it, especially if they went to college at some point. They all survived it even if they didn't like the high all that much.

That's kind of the point. We're all felons who didn't get caught, just like we're all sinners. Any laws that open the majority of a country's citiczens to prosecution are bad laws and need to be abolished.

That's really the bottom line. Is cannabis a panacea? Nope. Will it destroy the country? Nope.

Growing up (or at least getting older) in upstate NY, the demon weed was generally not very strong unless you knew the right people. It was illegal. Now that it is a fuck of a lot stronger, it is deemed safe and legal. Hence, I am tempted to actually try a hit of the stuff ..... but I want a town cop, my high school health teacher, a psychiatrist, a guru, and a turn table to play Revolution 9 backwards on, so that I don't have a bad trip. I also worry about flashbacks.

Personally, I don't trust anyone who hasn't smoked pot -- or anyone who has. Perhaps this is a dreaded flash-forward, from the pot I've yet to smoke making me paranoid. Then again, maybe it's tomorrow, or just the end of time. Or both?