Expert: "Roll the spliff, save California"

Californias historic budget crisis in could be snubbed out if a pro-marijuana group has its way. The Marijuana Policy Project proposes to close the states multi-billion dollar deficit by legalizing and taxing the drug.

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[GTASouthernFinest]

Does anyone else browse you tube stoned

[YesWeCannabis20]

we love our pot! =]

[lrmy]

Is it me or is the dude giving the interview trying to sound rich?.. or something like that.

[abbazin102]

@yerk3 Yeah, and at least learn something from non munipulative honest people

[yerk3]

@abbazin102 The system can be changed, but it is a slow, hard process, like carving granite. A lot of the problems will not be solved in our lifetimes, but if we work tirelessly to achieve that end, our great-grandchildren will live in a better world. Social change is done on behalf of future generations, and if we don't fuck it up, they will be eternally grateful to us.

[abbazin102]

@yerk3 then shit we gotta change tha way the worlds works or we are going to keep making the same mistake over and over and over till we all are dead one day. I hope we arn't the end to this beautifull Earth. It's Fucking greed, if we were all treated equal greed would be of the past, but the question is were did greed come from in the first place? impatience? Who knows... exept that the goverment is afraid to turn back to good people, because they know they won't be forgivin..

[yerk3]

@abbazin102 But violent revolution never changes any of this. All it does is change the face of power, without changing the mechanisms of power. Power shapes the powerful as well as those they rule over. Someone can ascend from the common classes and assume power, but if the mechanisms of power are the same, they will be just like their predecessors. Napoleon started out as a common foot soldier, Stalin as a humble monk, Mao as a fucking librarian.

[abbazin102]

@yerk3 shit they stole tanks and army weapons too haha, but funny stuf cuz it could have turned out to be better. The point is like people get afraid to do things that will do more good to the people as it will to them. If people realy cared about they're children and future genaration they would try to do it again, because when we buy in to fear and stop fighting, we are volunarable to corruption and look whats happened now days they are tryna take away our rites? Enslave the minds subliminally

[yerk3]

@abbazin102 I think you're misinterpreting what I'm saying here. I'm not against violent revolutions because they're "cruel," I'm against casual talk of violent revolution because it doesn't work. The reality never resembles people's romaticized imaginings, and it usually results in a regime with is worse than the original one. You're Russian, you should know this, this happened in your own country, your great-grandparents tried to overthrow the Czar, but ended up with Stalin.

[abbazin102]

@yerk3 Some time violence is needed and it may sound cruel, but when people who have no rite to torture you try to put you in a cage and get you killed, you have to atleast help yourself for what is rite or even the whole world. Resist if it is for a good cause and if they still try to attack you then defend yourself or else you will let people own you like a slave.

[yerk3]

@homestar9 So?