:::::::USA Set to Reschedule Cannabis::::::: HHS Releases Recommendation Documents:::::::

[Sweatloaf]

never saw a way to misinterpret the hanging chads UNLESS there was another chad actually punched out on that part of the ballot. got a row of four, one's hanging by a whisker, nothing else touched...what is the controversy? seems obvious to me.

Man, remember that? Held up the whole country for months, wasn't it?

 

[moose eater]

never saw a way to misinterpret the hanging chads UNLESS there was another chad actually punched out on that part of the ballot. got a row of four, one's hanging by a whisker, nothing else touched...what is the controversy? seems obvious to me.

CHAD HAD A TWIN???!!!!!

 

[pipeline]

So 2 things came to mind the past couple days.

1. Prohibition is not being ended anytime soon, a destructive policy, that has been proven to be a failure. Our representatives know the harms, and refuse to act to help society function better.

2. Medical use continues to be criminalized to this day. Because some people choose to abuse cannabis, patients are restricted from utilizing this life giving medicine.

Trump And Harris Need To Stop Pandering On Marijuana And Offer Concrete Plans For An Equitable Industry (Op-Ed)

“We need candidates who understand that true cannabis reform means a concrete plan to create an equitable industry and to free cannabis prisoners.” By KC Klens and Shaleen Title, Parabola Center for Law and Policy As the 2024 election approaches, presidential candidates are scrambling to appear...

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[dogzter]

How does one abuse cannabis?

 

[armedoldhippy]

and refuse to act to help society function better.

a LOT of moneyed interests invested in private prisons/rehab facilities...like Kevin Sabet.

Man, remember that? Held up the whole country for months, wasn't it?

seemed like years, actually...

 

[pipeline]

Another thought came to mind. Its becoming more an more unlikely for the legislature to make any further reforms than what the federal agencies (DEA, FDA, HHS, Justice Department) recommend.

Congress (the legislature) would have to be able to reach a consensus and vote to pass a bill, and the president would have to sign it before it could become law. Its likely to be a timid reform if anything on behalf of the lawmakers, all the reform process is actively pursued only by the agencies at the moment, and Congress is choosing to wait until the agencies have taken the time they need to release their new Rule (law) about cannabis.

Any lawmakers who want to advocate for reform further than what DEA Justice department, FDA and HHS recommend may likely be considered by the majority as going against the system and extremist.

Therefore the changes we see will only be whatever the decision is of the federal agencies after their hearings and other steps in the administrative reform process.

This reform is taking place outside of the lawmaking system.

The legislators are making a choice to hold back and not prioritize this issue, to allow the agencies to complete the reform process; that way the legislators' careers are protected since they can stay out of the issue and avoid upsetting voters.

See how this goes? Its a done deal, the un-elected agencies rule on the Rulemaking process of this issue, and thats it. At least for the law abiding states. Other states which choose to have "Adult-use" laws will remain in place, but the ones holding to the 'Rulemaking' of the federal agencies in the Controlled Substances act will have to wait before prohibition is ended in their state.

 

[pipeline]

New Illinois Report Touts ‘Explosive Growth In The Cannabis Industry,’ With Record Number Of Retailers Opening In Past Year

Illinois officials have released a sweeping report on the state’s marijuana market, describing the past year as one of “explosive growth in the cannabis industry” and noting that licensed retailers sold more than $2 billion worth of legal products during fiscal year 2024. The year saw the...

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The state of Illinois is making big money from customers who are traveling in to buy cannabis from other states. Its making the other states look bad also because the people are buying the products and voting with their dollars, resulting in a booming cannabis industry that is undeniable.

See whats going on here?

Prohibition has ended, yet we live in a land which is run by authoritarians who choose to oppress its people and threaten their lives in order to protect their political careers.

 

[pipeline]

Abuse- use which results in a detrimental outcome.

 

[pipeline]

These states that have legalized adult-use cannabis, have they all been through 'ballot measure' voting or has the legislature actually passed a bill in any state on the issue? Mostly been ballot measures from what I have seen at least recently.

 

[pipeline]

Whats hanging chad?. Guess I missed it. I haven't been keeping up with mainstream news.

 

[moose eater]

Whats hanging chad?. Guess I missed it. I haven't been keeping up with mainstream news.

Past presidential election in the year 2000, after which the intent of voters was questioned by recounting ballots in Florida, wherein there were discussions of the punch-out style of ballots, and discussion of those ballots where it was clear that a specific hole had been punched, but the paper still hung or hinged to the hole in some slight way, creating a 'hanging chad'.

https://www.npr.org/2018/11/12/666812854/the-florida-recount-of-2000-a-nightmare-that-goes-on-haunting

 

[pipeline]

Still not a done deal that cannabis will be Recheduled any time soon, they may have the hearing and decide they need a couple years research data before making a decision. Also they will need to give FDA time to create a regulatory framework for botanical medicine.

 

[moose eater]

Still not a done deal that cannabis will be Recheduled any time soon, they may have the hearing and decide they need a couple years research data before making a decision. Also they will need to give FDA time to create a regulatory framework for botanical medicine.

The banking reforms for legal dispensaries mean profits and pass-through money to the banks, which boosts their portfolios, and the banks have HUGE lobbies, so if anything will be successful, that'll likely be the ONE, but there are still prohibitionists who see even that as enabling 'drug addicts'.

 

[pipeline]

They care little about our human rights and the harms of prohibition, but the bank bill we need to get that through. Money and profits are number one, but turns out to be helpful for our human rights cause.

No weapon formed against you shall prosper.

Eventually God will win, and the people will live peacefully. May be a day of judgement though if we don't shape up.

Need to take this as a chance to set the record straight and fight for human rights and freedom to make choices especially after what happened with the destructive response to CoVid 19. We can never forget.

Keep fighting the good fight. Respect for caring guys, stay in the fight.