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Northam backs marijuana decriminalization, raising felony larceny threshold to $1,000 (Virginia)
Richmond Times-Dispatch ^
| January 03, 2020
| Mel Leonor
Posted on 01/04/2020 11:08:12 AM PST by Perseverando
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To: Perseverando
Pretty simple: anarcho-tyranny. The criminals will roam free but law abiding citizens will be harassed and jailed for technical violations of magazine size.
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01/04/2020 1:47:29 PM PST
by
palmer
(Democracy Dies Six Ways to Sunday)
To: Perseverando
Has there ever been a governor hung in the U.S.?
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01/04/2020 1:52:09 PM PST
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dljordan
To: A Navy Vet
Defense for no one - larceny for free. I play the guitar on the MTV.
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01/04/2020 3:42:47 PM PST
by
Disambiguator
("Progressives" want government in action. Conservatives want government inaction.)
To: Dacula
I guess the voters of Virginia and the U.S. Government have no say in this matter either.We didn't have any say in the criminalization of marijuana. Why should we have any say in the decriminalization of it?
All kidding aside, I'm pretty certain by this point that decriminalization would pass easily by referendum in Virginia, and probably every other state for that matter.
The glory days of the drug warriors are behind us.
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01/04/2020 3:47:37 PM PST
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Drew68
To: Leaning Right
The old Klansman knows that he must move far to the left if his base is to forgive him for this little yearbook incident:The only people who care about about any blackface incidents are white liberals in the media who will make the executive decision if they will make a story of it or not.
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01/04/2020 3:51:48 PM PST
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Drew68
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