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Ferre
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 Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 12:38 pm Post subject: The Marijuana Legalization Act of 2004 |
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THE MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION ACT OF 2004
- The Drug Enforcement Administration is directed to reschedule cannabis, also known as marijuana,
into the category, “Generally Recognized As Safe”.
- All Federal restrictions on the possession, use, sale, and cultivation of cannabis are lifted as of the date
on which this legislation is signed into law by the President.
- All persons currently serving Federal sentences for possession, use, sale, and/or cultivation of cannabis
shall be released from prison immediately upon this legislation becoming law.
- All pending cases regarding the possession, use, sale, and/or cultivation of cannabis shall be dismissed
upon this legislation becoming law.
- All current Federal investigations of cannabis-related activities shall be discontinued upon this
legislation becoming law.
- No resources of the Federal Government of the United States shall be used to monitor, control, or
regulate the possession, use, sale, and/or cultivation of cannabis, either acting independently, or in
conjunction with any state or municipality.
- No resources of the Federal Government of the United States shall be used to influence, directly or
indirectly, the internal politics of any state or municipality regarding their laws concerning the
possession, use, sale, and/or cultivation of cannabis. This includes attempts to influence state
legislatures, and also attempts to influence voters who are considering ballot initiatives.
- Considering that cannabis metabolites remain in a person’s body long after it’s effects, and the
ambiguous data regarding the effects of cannabis on driver safety, all state laws regarding drugged
driving must be based on physical performance standards, and not merely on the presence of drug
metabolites in a person‘s system.
Found here:
http://www.keithblevins.com/legalize.htm
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Wouldn't that be nice? 
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It would, indeed, Brother Ferre...
It's one of those paradoxical things that is both WAY AHEAD Of IT'S TIME, yet LONG OVERDUE....
Follow Your Bliss
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Fyrefly1
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Amen to that....we can still work hard and.....dream.
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jethro
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Dammit, I knew it was too good to be true.
I have a dream...a green dream. |
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Rev. Chazman
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If only...
Peace
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zero
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Through our efforts, one day we will wake up and see this as a reality.
No matter how long it takes, Or how much we have to sacrafice, the morning we see that news, everything will all be worth it. This is our great war, our great struggle, and the means by which we validate our existance on this earth. When I die, if there is indeed someone waiting for me to ask what I did with my life, I can say proudly, "I helped to free Mary Jane"
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Romadon
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| Posted: Mon Nov 29, 2004 6:40 pm Post subject: Re: The Marijuana Legalization Act of 2004 |
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THE MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION ACT OF 2004
- All persons currently serving Federal sentences for possession, use, sale, and/or cultivation of cannabis
shall be released from prison immediately upon this legislation becoming law.
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And furthermore shall be compensated for any and all injuries sustained by them as a result of their prosecution and incarceration be they physical, emotional, and/or monetary.
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Ferre
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That's great thinking Rom and that should be added as well, weird that it wasn't there yet.
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Torkel
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| Posted: Mon Nov 29, 2004 10:32 pm Post subject: |
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Romadon, wrote:
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| And furthermore shall be compensated for any and all injuries sustained by them as a result of their prosecution and incarceration be they physical, emotional, and/or monetary. |
I agree fully with being compensated. Wonder how the gov would compensate my numerous losses; being given a felony, which is the same as an "economic death sentence". Not to mention all of my belongings that I did not get back. The LEO's said they didn't even have them in the first place!
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