beaeglebeachh

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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
Very briefly. Until recent history the 10th amendment was understood to constrain the government from going outside enumerated powers, like intrastate commerce. This is why they needed an amendment instead of law to federally outright ban
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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
Agree with the sentiment but isn't legal marinol roughly fulfilling that niche of THC pill? You could already get THC script, in that context this seems like a half hearted concession for flower to stall and poison legalization efforts
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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
They don't need that. I was served a federal search warrant after a detective wrote an anonymous officer claimed an anonymous DOG accused me of wrongdoing. When 3rd order anonymous interspecies hearsay is sufficient for a warrant it m
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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
It's oddly not. Only to be a user or addict with a firearm. IIRC if you just like the way weed looks in your hand that doesn't make you a user, and there's plenty of reasonable doubt you're guarding it for grandma or w
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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
'without a DEA licensed rx and dea licensing' Rx under DEA scrutiny is nothing like rec or laughable state controlled medical 'recommendations'. You pull that shit as a provider on controlled scripts and your charts get
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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
They'll never give it up. It would mean the end of the civil rights act, and tons of popular regulatory regimes that apply to in-state only trade. And the return of in state over the counter machine guns.
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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
Keeping in state doesn't help. It's still interstate commerce even just picking a plant and smoking on site non-commercially. Just walking an object within 1000 ft of a school, non-commercially, is interstate commerce.
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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
How? It's still federally illegal to sell schedule 3 to consumers without a DEA licensed rx and dea licensing. The banks would still be knowingly in conspiracy to transmit illegal drug money and a litany of felonies for recreational
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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
Some would argue their quality of life goes down more from not being able to get high in the street than everyone else's does from watching it. Ultimately it's more a property rights issue imo.
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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
I question how much of the appreciation is the 'community' volunteer efforts when shank-fest parts of Oakland and other places where negative externalities from non-owners dominate yet property owners are experiencing similar wild
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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
Counterintuitively, no. People by and large are buying a token for a build site. Look at any zoning area for SFH and a massive portion buy the least acreage they have to. By creating far more tokens the price spirals down, even though uti
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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
300 sq ft of land and a used RV to park on it might be affordable. People might not like some the implications but it's probably cheaper and more sanitary than the alternative of those people in tents.
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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
Nah it was created by them when they voted to make housing an NFT limited by very high barrier regulatory environment. They bought in before the minting cost was wildly raised at their own direction. In many cases in CA the non-property ow
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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
I live in a place with no building codes (and barely any zoning regs) and raw plots i looked at asshole boomers encumbered their title with irrevocable CC&Rs preventing small starter homes before they croked. Most the properties I look
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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
Connection to utilities, unique grandfathered permit that is essentially unrepeatable due to asinine new regulations, roads, landscaping etc all represent huge value too. I built a 600 sq ft house myself and half the cost were the aforemen
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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
Any links? John bang a Backpage ho, or why the hate?
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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
And how is it money laundering if it turned out the money wasn't proceeds of crime.
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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
Bingo. They'll have to KYC everyone to avoid liability of missing a faking foreigner.
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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
And not long after we got the great depression, and more recently the destruction of the housing market by pinning interest rates near zero bidding property into infinity and then jacking rates up to disenfranchise the youth while everyone
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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
They extract their salary by evicting old ladies who can't afford their property taxes. They are no better than Al Capone.
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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
I think it could be a good thing. When the tyrants have to face their own behavior, they'll be forced to raise the evidentiary standards high enough their own lies won't work.
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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
Wait till the kids figure out how to do it. Principal at my school tried to have me expelled, by lying saying I was inciting violence. Soon it will be easy for kids to turn the tables on these tyrannical administrators in their insular fi
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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
Courts are great at getting around debtors prison laws. They just say you're violating court order to pay your debt. You see... You're not imprisoned for debt, you're imprisoned for disobeying the judge telling you to pay i
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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
Debt collectors still chase me for the cost of a warrant served by CBP, where nothing was found.
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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
How did they control for idiot bigots who believed they were getting a lower standard of care from certain gender and ensuing psychosomatic effects?
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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
Now do versus race as identified in med school admissions. I'm curious if the variance in entry standards vs race poison the well for certain professionals.
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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
Yes "stolen" wife. Great for dresnok as his worst fear was broken homes (he came from one and experienced divorce) so the held against will was a huge selling point for him. From watching docs in his final days I sincerely belie
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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
The "real" prosecuting legal team didn't even prosecute in the right venue. That's how far off the mark they were.
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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
Hell don't stop there. You pay HBO for a subscription? Sanction violation, should have known, straight to jail.
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by beaeglebeachh 2y ago
Its not hyperbole, you're just using misguided rhetoric of the prosecution. Weev has escaped to Ukraine in any case, those same bumbling idiots making your argument had their conviction dropped on appeal.

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