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Message: <blockquote data-quote="lunkerslayer" data-source="post: 153800" data-attributes="member: 217">I don't judge because I don't want to be judged  BUT I would tell you that I am one of the biggest supporters of all things that have to relate to MJ. .Everyone who is I say 40 and younger didn't have to live through just say no to drugs. Even though the presidents son was a huge pot head and I believe if the president would have consumed he probably would of been able to keep his memory So those generations grew up with a much bigger view of the world than what I grew up in where those could educate themselves on why California was the first state to legalize MM for their state. If those who would actually educate themselves on the history of this plant and all that there is to offer. E when I lived in GF my friends smoked pot daily it didn't bother me to say the least nobody high on pot ever pissed in my closet because they were too stoned  to make it to the bathroom. I went to some frat parties on campus where pot was smoked by I assume doctors, lawyers,future congressman who probably still smoke to this day. What they do in their home it should be their business to do what they feel is acceptable based on their moral values. I believe it would be closer to 99 percent would of approve of legalizing it outright. Its all about government controlling what is best for the people who voted them in to office, Trump has finally disappointed me in his stance on RM and states rights, everyone know that republicans want less government control and more control to state and local regulations on what can and cant be used by the community that they live in. The list of congress reps need to be released to the public and voted out of office asap, democracy was not enforced by the majority who said yes lets give this a chance. I know I wont forget when it comes to election time.</blockquote>

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