holzpflockOn a different matter is hash common in the US?
Nah not really. It exists but you rarely see anyone with it. It was a little more popular pre legalization but not too much. Even in the festival trade it was around but never as popular as some other places.
freestyler540Why doesnt any US political party even put legalization on their platforms? More specifically, 3rd parties?
Juste take a look, north of the border; Liberals were trailing the NDP as the Conservatives had power. Liberals annonced legalization and won a majority and 2 minority in 3 elections.
Everyone in the US that I have talked to supports legalization and some expressing interest of trying, only if legal. People from the left want to be free from percecution and people on the right want to invest in it.
Im not asking about why isnt it legal in the US, Im asking why isnt anyone from any party is not putting the motion foreward?
Yeah idk. There's still too many bitch ass people voting for fake "morals". And the resurgence of that vibe with trump isn't helping.
This will get downvoted by trump people even if they smoke weed because everyone on both sides is all in for their party it seems, especially the republicans.
It's stupid, most people agree it's stupid, but we have progressive change in America because that would show that we were wrong, and America is never wrong.
Sadly the reason why probably 3/4 of our legal states exist is not because of freedom, the obvious failure of the drug war, etc, but instead because sketchy politicians love $$$ and want that tax revenue for their state.
It's pretty fucked up if you deeply held moral beliefs want to put people in prison for smoking weed in 2022. It's way more fucked up and dark if you believe that, but flip to legalization simply to make extra tax revenue.
I remember when people thought Obama was going to legalize it. There was very little chance. It's still a while out but I think if a party has balls at this point it could pass with the sheer volume of legal states, the whole system running for a decade, the tax revnue, etc.
Idk, America is always right, even though we're so deeply wrong on such a seemingly simple issue.
Why change when you can do the same thing forever?