What the heck, senator? If you want to pick-and-choose which laws should be enforced, why not just get rid of all law? No law, no crime.

Because the net is an increase in the number of people UI who possess and handle guns? Because violating federal and state law makes one a criminal? If Senator, you don’t like the law, change it. Encouraging people to ignore the law is not part of your charge to uphold the Constitution.

OTH, promoting an increase in the risk to life is always a good thing for a society.

https://bearingarms.com/camedwards/2025/10/15/supreme-court-rejects-doj-appeal-of-case-involving-pot-smoking-gun-owner-n1230269

The libertarian echo chamber doesn’t want to hear truth that contradicts their “ath,eis”tic religious faith”.

They think they are just being more correct than the rest of us.

They say “trust the science.” Weed is safe and healthy for you.

Just like they said “trust the science.”

“Trust the experts”, on Covid19.

Why should I trust what the libertarian/leg:@,liz@t,i0n crowd???

*Edit worked. FYI c-a-n-n-a-b-i-s and/or T-H-C goes to comment moderation.

Store bought p-o-t today is around 20–30% T-H-C vs. about 2% in the ’70s–’80s. People who got high back then and say it’s harmless don’t realize how different today’s stuff is. This is a massive, real‑world experiment with almost no high‑quality long‑term data. Higher‑T_H_C products carry greater risk of psychosis and c-a-n-n-a-b-i-s use disorder (addiction, impairment, distress). But the seller$, and the taxman, don’t tell you that.

*posting again trying to avoid moderation

Store bought pot today is around 20–30% THC vs. about 2% in the ’70s–’80s. People who got high back then and say it’s harmless don’t realize how different today’s stuff is. This is a massive, real‑world experiment with almost no high‑quality long‑term data. Higher‑THC products carry greater risk of psychosis and cannabis use disorder (addiction, impairment, distress). But the seller$, and the taxman, don’t tell you that.

Cannabis Use Disorder Emergency Department Visits and Hospitalizations and 5-Year Mortality.

“Importance: Cannabis use disorders (CUD) are associated with adverse health effects, including mental disorders and motor vehicle collision-related injuries. However, little is known about whether CUDs are associated with increased mortality risk. …
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Conclusions and relevance: In this cohort study of all residents of Ontario, Canada, individuals with incident hospital-based CUD care were at markedly increased risk of death compared with the general population. These findings suggest important clinical and policy implications, given global trends toward cannabis legalization and market commercialization accompanied by increasing cannabis use and CUDs.
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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39913138/

“Gender and weed f*cked up my head. I wish I never tried experimenting with either.

—- Robert Westman, the transgender terrorist who shot up Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis”

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Cannabis can trigger psychosis, and this new Canadian study of 14 million shows how the risk of schizophrenia attributable to cannabis rose from 4% to 10% with legalization of cannabis (in 2018) > Changes in Incident Schizophrenia Diagnoses Associated With Cannabis Use Disorder After Cannabis Legalization > https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39903464/