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SCOTUS: these anti-commendering and states rights positions favor states legalizing pot, no? -- nm
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Mop (aka Rburriel)
Jun 27 '17, 09:07
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Doesn't stop the DEA from enforcing federal laws, though. -- (edited)
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znufrii
Jun 27, 09:13
Well, under this line of cases, Congress can't force states to ban marijuana. So the law should not change. Congress can and does ban it, and then can
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Spawn
Jun 27, 09:12
stop killfiling me!
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Jun 27, 09:10
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