Initiative 81

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I really don't need the Dr. Bronner's soap people pushing initiatives in DC. Bye-eee!

I’m more concerned about annheisee Busch’s lobbyists trying to stymie this imitative.

[Anonymous]

Voted No. Really concerned about this passing. Once DC actually starts enforcing the marijuana laws (no smoking in public), I may reconsider.

If this passes, you can kiss statehood goodbye. We will never get representation in congress.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Voted No. Really concerned about this passing. Once DC actually starts enforcing the marijuana laws (no smoking in public), I may reconsider.

If this passes, you can kiss statehood goodbye. We will never get representation in congress.

I agree. If we use our little bit of self-determination to promote a decadent druggie paradise, how can we expect to be taken seriously?

[Anonymous]

Voted yes. You all may enjoy the schadenfreude of locking people up for a plant that is proven to cure depression, but I don’t.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Voted No. Really concerned about this passing. Once DC actually starts enforcing the marijuana laws (no smoking in public), I may reconsider.

If this passes, you can kiss statehood goodbye. We will never get representation in congress.

I agree. If we use our little bit of self-determination to promote a decadent druggie paradise, how can we expect to be taken seriously?

Hey, I loved the movie Reefer Madness you made 80 years ago. Dc is now a decadent druggie paradises since it legalized the devils lettuce, where tomfoolery, malarkey and ballyhoo is the norm. We have women who wear skirts that aren’t past the lengths of their finger tips now! Imagine if these evil mushroom plants, that these scallywag medical professionals at NIH, the British NHS, Harvard and other deep state fake news organizations agree are a near “miracle cure” for depression are legal! Imagine not filling up prison cells with fresh bodies to be raped by murderers, but putting the emphasis on medical treatment for these non-addictive, proven to be less physically harmful by orders of magnitude than alcohol plants. It’s crazy. We should keep funding the drug war.

[Anonymous]

No, drugs need to be regulated and prescribed by highly educated and licensed physicians so that people don't make themselves ill or stupid. Plants can be poisonous, nature has created numerous toxins, and people who never learned the difference between plants and fungi might be too uneducated to be trusted with a vote in a perfect world.

[Anonymous]

seriously. Hope this does not pass. it would be a disaster for DC.

[Anonymous]

I am ok with decriminalizing pot. With that said, I wish people would smoke at home! I am constantly smelling pot, which makes me get the dry heaves. I particularly hate it while driving. I seem to be behind pot smoking drivers all the time. Dry heaves and driving do not go well together.

Last thing we need is people high on mushrooms in public!! Since apparently no one has the decency to smoke pot in their own homes.