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    Biden Pardons Cannabis Convictions: Righting Past Wrongs

    2024-01-26
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    President Biden, following a report from the FDA that Cannabis is more like Tylenol than Heroin. Biden announced the war on drugs had failed, and that it was time to “right these wrongs”.

    The President ordered the Dept. of Health and Human Services to compile a case for the reclassifying of cannabis from a Schedule 1 drug, such as heroin and cocaine, to a Schedule 3 drug, like testosterone and fortified Tylenol.

    So far, 38 states have legalized cannabis for medical use, and 24 for recreational use. Anyone who has a conviction on record can receive a certificate showing it has been expunged. This does not apply to convictions for sale of cannabis.

    Sweeping changes will be needed by the DEA once the drug is re-classified. As many people suspected decades ago, if you can tax it, it will become legal eventually.


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    becky
    01-29
    Trump exemplifies extrinsic values. From the tower bearing his name in gold letters to his gross overstatements of his wealth; from his endless ranting about “winners” and “losers” to his reported habit of cheating at golf; from his extreme objectification of women, including his own daughter, to his obsession with the size of his hands; from his rejection of public service, human rights and environmental protection to his extreme dissatisfaction and fury, undiminished even when he was president of the United States, Trump, perhaps more than any other public figure in recent history, is a walking, talking monument to extrinsic values.
    GhostThug420
    01-28
    but people are still being arrested!
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