From “When it comes to Election 2016, why can’t we mention the war on drugs? ” (the Cannabist): In the midst of a presidential election year, Americans rightly expect to hear debates on almost every relevant topic. However, there is…
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Unspoken Truth
Tagged with: Alcohol Prohibition, British common law, Commerce Clause, conservatism, Constitution, Controlled Substances Act, Declaration of Independence, government, law, law enforcement, liberalism, libertarianism, mainstream media, ninth amendment, politics, powers, progressivism, rights, science, scientific constitutionalism, tenth amendment, War on Drugs
Posted in Liberty Shield, Respect Cannabis
Posted in Liberty Shield, Respect Cannabis
Judicial Revolution
Still prompted by “It is clear we would all be better off if Jonathan P. Caulkins did not exist.”: http://www.drugwarrant.com/2016/01/it-is-clear-we-would-all-be-better-off-if-jonathan-p-caulkins-did-not-exist NCN replied to my comment with more details about Commerce Clause related rulings… Wickard v. Filburn in the early 1940’s…
Devil’s Plan?
Prompted by “Bernie Sanders Has A Plan That Could Revolutionize Nation’s Marijuana Industry Beyond Just Legalization”: https://patients4medicalmarijuana.wordpress.com/2016/01/06/bernie-sanders-has-a-plan-that-could-revolutionize-nations-marijuana-industry-beyond-just-legalization/ Let me wear my devil’s advocate hat (the ugly one with the massively threatening horns sticking out). Bernie Sanders is a socialist, and…
Tagged with: addiction, Bernie Sanders, British common law, cannabis, Commerce Clause, communism, Constitution, Controlled Substances Act, drug abuse, government, health, law, law enforcement, liberty, marijuana, politics, prohibition, psychedelics, Republican Party, socialism, War on Drugs
Posted in Liberty Shield, Respect Cannabis
Posted in Liberty Shield, Respect Cannabis
Rigid Strangulation?
Prompted by “Is Wikipedia’s Popularity Causing Its Decline?”: http://news.slashdot.org/story/15/12/31/1547259/is-wikipedias-popularity-causing-its-decline Put down that New Year’s hangover (if possible) and let’s go on a brief journey here — and yes, this post leaves you well beyond Wikipedia. Open collaboration systems like Wikipedia…
Tagged with: British common law, business, Commerce Clause, common law, Constitution, economy, education, futurism, government, guns, health, journalism, law, liberty, mainstream media, ninth amendment, science, second amendment, small business, stress, Wikipedia
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Posted in Liberty Shield
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