It was already there. Now it’s being regulated and taxed. Win-win for everyone!
Sometimes freedom/liberty and sometimes not? That’s not a terribly principled position.
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I’m still fully in supporting of legalizing all drugs. I’d be more than willing to limit the spectrum to seed-bearing fruits only though. Compromise and such.
Portugal has it right.
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I also linked actual research, and each links to research. Oops for you indeed. 
do you dispute the data in the article i posted?
yes. exactly. freedom and liberty doesnt mean having no laws
even when the anything goes left becomes instant libertarians, but only for hard drugs, abortion, and pornography. or as they call it “progress”
funnier that pothead lefties (aka “libertarians”) dont think their driving is impaired while high
Doesn’t mean no laws. There are laws on rec pot in Michigan. Hyperbole only serves to distract and deflect from actually discussing the issue.
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Who believes that? Cite them please.
Why do you think criminals will follow the law?
Ever notice how when libs flail, they always land on trying to use the gun argument against cons? 
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ok good then you agree “sometimes” freedom/liberty
they think this makes them constitutional libertarians
please show where i indicate that i think that
Ever notice how cons principles easily crumble
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It just makes them look like they’re going to get the last word in at all costs. 
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i do
source: thinkingman
Do you think legalized marijuana will change criminal behavior?
^ Hey look another cry fest
yet it is never shown that they do
only said. huh
