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I'd argue that "de-prioritization" is worse than the status quo because it allows more people to feel secure using the drug but lets the state retain power of a
by dsfyu404ed 8y ago
I'd argue that "de-prioritization" is worse than the status quo because it allows more people to feel secure using the drug but lets the state retain power of arbitrary enforcement.
- flyGuyOnTheSly 8y agoBaby steps. I remember smoking cannabis openly in front of police officers in British Columbia 20 years ago because they had a similar de prioritization policy in the city I lived in. And now cannabis is legal federally. It takes a long time for enforcers of unjust laws (which have persisted for decades) to learn and admit that they were wrong.