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We still need the DEA to remove individuals using illicit growing and sales methods in the future. That will never go away, but now it will be in a manageable quantity.

Continue to educate, facts, and show parents how to be parents. (Now that kids won’t feel compelled to hide their criminal actions.)

Turn it into aspirin, and it will only have a party-appeal, and not a daily-appeal to teens. “Been there, done that, got the t-shirt.”

It will still be the number one used teen recreation. That is a good thing. The alternative is abuse of cigarettes, which is a daily event, and beer/alcohol which will ultimately cause them to potentially kill someone in the future as an abuser, or while drunk driving. I would rather they used something that can be stopped, moderated, and is not desirable to do all day, every day. (Which cigarettes and alcohol is, in most cases.)

Medical, Mediclinical, Medicinal, Regulated, Reformed, and Enforced as a legal controlled substance.

Prostitution was once illegal, now we have a bunny-ranch. Alcohol was once illegal, now it can be purchased at every street corner. It should be illegal for the federal government to regulate things which are not a direct harm to the government. Just as it should be illegal for states to regulate things which are not a direct harm to the state, or citizens. Proven harm, without a doubt, and repeatable with full disclosure, tried before civilians and presented by officials.

There is too much abuse of power.

There needs to be one civilian testing facility, for every government testing facility, for true double-blind testing that is uncensored, and not tampered with.

Anything the government says, as advertisement/propaganda, should be approved by random civilians, and not allowed if the message is deceptive, unclear, false, or without possibility to prove or disprove the content of the message. They are making us look bad, and stupid. Those are not our words, not our thoughts, not our ads. But we pay for it in taxes, and in the lives we live, after they ruin them.

Go to every blog, website, newspaper, TV station, radio station, whatever… and voice as many facts as you can. Point back to the sites that provided that info, or simply type one phrase…

“What do you know about marijuana? Is it fact or child-protection propaganda? Grow-up, learn the truth. Google it!”

The end the drug war-idea and the decriminalize hemp/marijuana-idea are gone. At least the top one is still there: “Legalize the Medicinal and Recreational Use of Marijuana”