Suggestions On How to Legalize Weed

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How to legalize weed.

1. Create a federal guideline for the selling, growing and distribution of it. Allow for a unified system that makes it impossible for consumers to purchase more than one pound per month per state. With individual states creating said system within there borders. Thus curtailing any efforts of stockpiling by consumers.

2. Tax it. Thus creating a new revenue stream. Allow for the federal and state governments to have a 75/25% profit share with the federal government taking the bulk.

3. Make it illegal to sell it outside of federally approved dispensaries.

4. Make it illegal to sell it to those under the age of twenty one.

5. Make it illegal to grow unless under contract from the federal government.

6. Make it illegal to carry or posses a firearm on dispensaries.

7. Make all dispensaries federally protected similar to abortion clinics and libraries.

8. Keep already existing state laws pertaining to public consumption. Make it legal if used only in the privacy of ones home.

What other suggestions do you guys have?

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6 Comments

  1. eaze

    12.08.2009

    Reply

    Make it illegal to grow unless under contract by the federal government?

    How about…SUCK MY DICK.

  2. JV410

    12.09.2009

    Reply

    I have a problem with the following statements:

    Number 4: I don't understand this fascination with 21, and how when you're three years older than the nationally accepted age for adults, you can get shitfaced or get high. If at 18 you can die for your country and go to jail for your mistakes, at 18 you can make choices about what you choose to put in your body.

    Number 5: The only reason why I disagree is because if everyone learned to grow it, then we could become self sufficient. But I doubt it would happen that way.

    Number 6: Unless you mean for the customers to have firearms, then I dont agree with it. I'm not a member of the NRA or anything but I wholeheartedly agree with the 2nd Amendment. If a storeowner wants a gun, he should have one. Protect your investments.

    Number 8: Tone it down. Adopt the "open bottle" policy or whatever it's called. But then again placing further taboos on something only increases the desire to do it. If I can't enjoy a joint on my front porch on a nice summer day without being prosecuted when Marijuana is LEGAL, then why is it legal at all? I can drink a beer on my front porch, but why not smoke?

  3. COLTON

    12.09.2009

    Reply

    Number 1: IT SHOULDN'T BE ILLEGAL IN THE FIRST PLACE.

    www.drugwarrant.com/articles/why-is-mariju

    Check it out.

  4. PifferyKush

    12.10.2009

    Reply

    Yo I’m happy you enjoyed the article. Check out my other joints. Your name is crazy self promotion. The boys can get the ip. Ya dig

  5. Young Drug Dealer

    12.10.2009

    Reply

    JV410 – I agree with everything you just said!

    and to let all of you know, weed will not be legal in America anytime soon. why? because a new flow of "revenue" is too unlikely, and the government makes MORE money off it being ILLEGAL than legal.

    think about it now…probation? drug classes? yada yada its a system and it sucks but get over it…it aint finna be legal. but either way ima smoke it ;]

  6. Sebastian

    12.13.2009

    Reply

    In the Netherlands, Cannabis is illegal, but they have a 5g limit on personal possession and one is not detained by police or bothered by the public if she/he does not act as a fool or is flagrant about her/his Cannabis use. This limit restricting amount of possession is counterbalanced by the fact that Cannabis may be bought anywhere in this country. Coffeeshops there are as prevalent as Starbucks are here in America. A limit on possession is bearable if availability is widespread.

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