[dynachrome]

"I know where I'm moving to!"

~Hunter Biden

[realcleanguy]

No kidding. He’s most likely already looking at property there

[Rummyfan]

Oregon... not surprising. At least most of the junkies will be in one place.

[a fool in paradise]

>>small amounts of heroin

Nobody dables in “small amounts of heroin”

Either you are using or you are not. Addicts will tell you this. There is no “infrequent” use.

[caltaxed]

I picked the wrong week to give up heroin.

[Karliner]

I’m investing in Narcan.

[blueunicorn6]

That’s the answer!

[languishi]

“The centers would be funded by tax revenue from retail marijuana sales in the state that was the country’s first to decriminalize marijuana possession.”

Talk about robbing Peter to pay Paul!!!

[tinyowl]

Make rape and murder misdemeanors and offer relationship and anger counseling ... come to think of it, burglary with free personal finance courses.

[PLMerite]

“...new, free addiction recovery centers.”

There’s that magic four-letter f-bomb again.

[Newbomb Turk]

How about steroids. Pot good, steroids bad ?

[Southside_Chicago_Republican]

Oregon — yeah, that sounds about right.

[KarlInOhio]

But you can still be burned at the stake for having a Trump sign in Oregon.

[Pollard]

Good way to create more antifa zombies.

[SmokingJoe]

Oregon, the next Venezuela.

[BradyLS]

They’ve certainly lent the distinct impression of decriminalizing hard rioting and hard vandalism!

[Veggie Todd]

This is great news. It gets all the junkies to move to Oregon. The other 56 states will be druggie-free!

[PGR88]

I would give my state’s drug addicts 1-way tickets to Portland.

[Zathras]

Oregon has had a serious drug problem for decades.
Making them even more available is going to destroy the state

[fireman15]

When I was working we went to overdoses of illegal drugs nearly every day. When some stronger than normal stuff started going around it was sometimes several times a day. The police in Washington hardly ever came with us and almost no one was arrested anyway. On the Western side of the mountains enforcement against users has been basically nonexistent for years. So this is a nearly meaningless piece of legislation for Western Oregon... It really amounts to the Western side of the state trying to impose their "tollerant" liberal values on the law abiding Eastern side of the state.

[NobleFree]

Worth noting from the article:

“Portugal’s 2000 decriminalization brought no surge in drug use. Drug deaths fell while the number of people treated for drug addiction in the country rose 20% from 2001 to 2008 and then stabilized”