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MPP's Aaron Houston on Russia Today 03/03/2009

Marijuana Policy Project's Aaron Houston, Director of Government Relations, is interviewed on Russia Today about the benefits of taxing and regulating marijuana in a manner similar to alcohol.  
 
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vidstrika22 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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aaron houston is best speaker for mpp very clear and proffesional and i have seen him b4
wgraves4786 (7 months ago) Show Hide
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Dah yah
dirtyprojectpat (8 months ago) Show Hide
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This guy needs an image consultant. He needs to smile while he's waiting for the satellite. Bright eyes broseph! And wear a tie. You need to go in under the radar so the opposition doesn't write you off immediately.
ydarbcarpentre (8 months ago) Show Hide
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"Decriminalization," is not "fucking the government." It's giving money to them if you get caught holding! Legalization is the way things SHOULD go ;oD.
bodiza420 (8 months ago) Show Hide
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Decriminalization IS fucking the government because it eliminates criminal penalties for or remove legal restrictions against.. Legalization would allow them to tax it and put the money right back in their pocket after FAR too many years pushing for and having it kept illegal. Even with all the medical research and states that have medical marijuana these bastards won't change it from its current Schedule 1 drug status.. and you want these assholes to have MORE control over it? Maybe someday...
ydarbcarpentre (8 months ago) Show Hide
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Yeah, with decriminalization, you're still giving money to the government if you're caught with marijuana. Decriminalization is treating weed like a traffic fine. Basically saying that it's still wrong. Legalization, they'll tax it, but you're not going to have to pay up for being caught holding! So legalization is the one that's going to relieve more paranoia ;oD! You can talk to a cop when legalized smoking. You can't with decriminalization, not that you'd want to, but just saying ;oD
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But you're giving them the reigns to control it with legalization. It would still be in the hands of the people and done our way if it were decriminalized, and the pricks might add some chemical to it to make us becomes addicted as now the only addiction with it is mental, not physical, if it were legalized. With it decriminalized it would be more like Amsterdam or Vancouver, not illegal, but no harsh penalties if you DID get busted. Cops got better things to do than mess with us potheads...
ProtectoroftheTruth (5 months ago) Show Hide
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don't buy from businesses that add chemicals to it. Grow your own.
DurBanPoison420uh (8 months ago) Show Hide
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DirBanPoison420uh: What does that have to do with rednecks? Last time I checked, rednecks were pretty conservative, not the kind of people you see pushing for legalization. Unless, in your mind, all Americans are rednecks, which would just be stupid and ignorant on your part.

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