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Tanker? I didn't even have time to get her number!
Hyuk.
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One step forward, two steps back
In case anyone wondered, Canada’s conservatives are just as dickheaded about marijuana as they apparently are in every other country.
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Global Marijuana March update
The Vansterdam perspective, courtesy of our friends at Cannabis Culture.
How did it go in your city?
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Poll: Majority Of Americans Say Pot Should Be Treated Like Booze
A significant majority of Americans support legalizing marijuana and regulating it either with the same rules that apply to alcohol or with fewer restrictions, according to a new poll. When pot is compared to alcohol, support for reforming the laws surges. Forty-four percent of respondents said that “the regulations on marijuana [should] be the same as those for alcohol.” Another 12 percent said they should be “less strict,” meaning that a full 56 percent support the policy change — perhaps the highest number ever recorded in favor of legalization. (Alcohol is, after all, legal.)
The poll of 1,001 Americans GfK Roper for CNBC’s “Marijuana & Money” report. The margin of error was 4.3 points.
By a 2 to 1 margin, people said that if marijuana were legalized, they would favor allowing the government to tax sales of marijuana.
The survey comes as California voters consider whether to legalize marijuana in the fall elections and groups in Washington state and Oregon are pushing to get similar legislation on the ballot in their states. A CBS News poll, also released on April 20, found that 55 percent of voters in the west support legalizing pot.
A new SurveyUSA poll has the California initiative up 56-42, with support strongest among those 18-34. Voters over 65 oppose it 54-39 and are also the most likely to vote in a midterm election.
Well, we connoisseurs certainly enjoy it like wine!](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l19ru6E01S1qbw00mo1_500.jpg)
Poll: Majority Of Americans Say Pot Should Be Treated Like Booze
A significant majority of Americans support legalizing marijuana and regulating it either with the same rules that apply to alcohol or with fewer restrictions, according to a new poll. When pot is compared to alcohol, support for reforming the laws surges. Forty-four percent of respondents said that “the regulations on marijuana [should] be the same as those for alcohol.” Another 12 percent said they should be “less strict,” meaning that a full 56 percent support the policy change — perhaps the highest number ever recorded in favor of legalization. (Alcohol is, after all, legal.)
The poll of 1,001 Americans GfK Roper for CNBC’s “Marijuana & Money” report. The margin of error was 4.3 points.
By a 2 to 1 margin, people said that if marijuana were legalized, they would favor allowing the government to tax sales of marijuana.
The survey comes as California voters consider whether to legalize marijuana in the fall elections and groups in Washington state and Oregon are pushing to get similar legislation on the ballot in their states. A CBS News poll, also released on April 20, found that 55 percent of voters in the west support legalizing pot.
A new SurveyUSA poll has the California initiative up 56-42, with support strongest among those 18-34. Voters over 65 oppose it 54-39 and are also the most likely to vote in a midterm election.
Well, we connoisseurs certainly enjoy it like wine!
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The whole thing is very unDude
Great little item from last night’s 16 x 9 on Global showing the hypocrisy of continuing to persecute Marc Emery given the growing success of the medical marijuana movement in the USA.
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They couldn't have booked a court date two days earlier?
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