The raging battle between rival drug gangs also reached a gruesome new low as a murder victim in the northern city of Los Mochis had his face sliced off and stitched onto a football.
And here you have this abortion happening.
A Coloradan who works for the president's drug-policy office is leading efforts to undermine the state's constitutional amendment allowing cannabis for medical use. On the federal dime, Tom Gorman, director of the Rocky Mountain High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area program, is lobbying state lawmakers to gut the Colorado law.
You have this coming from his mouth.
You have this coming from his mouth.
"I'm not about to stand back and let federal drug laws in this country continue to be violated," and this relic from the past-"addiction, chaos and moral decay no doubt will ensue".
When Obama tells his boys to back off on fucking with states who have passed medicinal marijuana laws but here there's a vibrant back door approach to do just that well then that's a fucking issue and speaks directly to this administrations credibility.
Send him packing into what will be a very peachy retirement I'm sure. I'd take half of what he's going to get and be happier than a pig in shit.
When Obama tells his boys to back off on fucking with states who have passed medicinal marijuana laws but here there's a vibrant back door approach to do just that well then that's a fucking issue and speaks directly to this administrations credibility.
Send him packing into what will be a very peachy retirement I'm sure. I'd take half of what he's going to get and be happier than a pig in shit.
Ya See? These guys don't need new information they already are " so damned sure they know " what's the correct answer: More Law and Order, More Jails, More Brutality. Having travelled in Mexico for decades it pains me to see its' overwhelming physical beauty destroyed by the ugliness of its' overwhelming poverty and corruptness. It is not an unusual history lesson, though. So it goes...
ReplyDeleteThere are still 100s of dry counties left over from prohibition, mostly in the South, my county was dry until about 20 years ago, (before I moved here), I can buy beer or wine, but if I need something a little stronger, it's a trip to the county-line packaging store. So, expect this struggle to accept new laws, there will probably pot free counties springing up, hope your is not one of them.
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