That's very true, as it's come out since then that it was used to target hippies/black folks and leftist organizers. The war on drugs has always been a tool to punish detractors from the very beginning. It's never been about health or public safety, but politics instead.
That's very true, as it's come out since then that it was used to target hippies/black folks and leftist organizers. The war on drugs has always been a tool to punish detractors from the very beginning. It's never been about health or public safety, but politics instead.
I've quite a bit invested in the industry. MN, SD, MS, AZ, and NJ are a sigificant markets to open all at once. It's going to be a great year for farming facilities.
It was good for jailing jazz players in the 30's too.
I've quite a bit invested in the industry. MN, SD, MS, AZ, and NJ are a sigificant markets to open all at once. It's going to be a great year for farming facilities.
It was good for jailing jazz players in the 30's too.
To be clear, drugs aren't all of a sudden legal now. Small amounts are deemed a misdemeanor instead of a felony. There is still rehab reccomndations in place. Itll be an interesting case study regardless of how it turns out. Perhaps hopefully this will be a sort of beta test to figure out whats effective or not. Because the nixon/Reagan mindset of the war on drugs has obviously not worked out.