US House of Reps votes to decriminalize Marijuana
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Born2BKing
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Both sides though. We'll see about that when this bill is in the senate. 
Do what we asked for!! Legalize it, who cares about decriminalized.
Kentucky needs money, shyt they should definitely be in support of the legalization efforts.Now its up to the senate and bytch ass Mitchell McConnell
But you and I both know better when it comes to this ghoul.
You know that hoe ass motherfukker and the rest of Republikkkans gonna reject the bill.Now its up to the senate and bytch ass Mitchell McConnell
OfTheCross
Veteran
Democrats had initially planned to vote on the bill in September, with the goal of creating enthusiasm from pro-pot voters to turn out during the elections, but House leaders decided to delay it out of worries that it could backfire on some swing-state members.
They passed it.Democrats had initially planned to vote on the bill in September, with the goal of creating enthusiasm from pro-pot voters to turn out during the elections, but House leaders decided to delay it out of worries that it could backfire on some swing-state members.
Georgia still on the table.
calixprynce
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shiddd , we'll see
Born2BKing
Veteran
The weed heads finna be at the polls when the word spreads about this lol. And it will.They passed it.
Georgia still on the table.
King Harlem
Superstar
The Republican led Senate won't pass it.
Been smoking since i wws 13.
Hooray!
Can we just do something about these KKKiller KKKops?
Or is that not an issue no more?
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+repped for being a "try hard fakkit."
Chill. Lets leave these piglets alone.
Hooray!
Can we just do something about these KKKiller KKKops?
Or is that not an issue no more?
Edit
+repped for being a "try hard fakkit."
Chill. Lets leave these piglets alone.
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Does any of these proposed bills tackle people already incarcerated?
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"The bill would remove cannabis from the Controlled Substances Act, allowing states to regulate it as they see fit. It would also expunge past convictions for marijuana possession and require resentencing for those in prison for pot convictions. It creates a federal tax on marijuana sales that would begin at 5 percent, funds which advocates say would be used to reinvest in communities that have suffered from the war on drugs."
*Edit* question was answered
"The bill would remove cannabis from the Controlled Substances Act, allowing states to regulate it as they see fit. It would also expunge past convictions for marijuana possession and require resentencing for those in prison for pot convictions. It creates a federal tax on marijuana sales that would begin at 5 percent, funds which advocates say would be used to reinvest in communities that have suffered from the war on drugs."
