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> "I choose not to interpret this as a setback for legalization, but as proof that prohibition is in its dying throes." I'm pretty sure some people believed th
by axod 16y ago
> "I choose not to interpret this as a setback for legalization, but as proof that prohibition is in its dying throes."
I'm pretty sure some people believed that in the 70s as well.
- chopsueyar 16y agoAre you referring to some specific event in the 70s regarding the legalization of marijuana in America (Federal Controlled Substance Act in 1970)? I was not alive during that time, and any clarification would be appreciated.