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Also look at the bigger picture- the ideal behind the revolution was "No taxation without representation." With all the lobbies, special interest groups and corporate/NGA contributions, are "we the people" really being represented in our governing bodies?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rust_shackleford
If it passes, I could see our trading post getting more interesting...
Wanted: AR-15. have ak-47, purple kush, alaskan ice, agent orange and purple diesel to trade! no test drives unless you have ammo to trade. must bring chips and mountain dew.Quote:
Originally Posted by Uberjager
Part of my reasoning to vote yes. it takes multiple states to stand up, tell the FED to piss off and get out of their business before the FED finally backs off (probably after threats of cutting FED funding).Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
After reading a lot of the responses, I definitely agree it should have been done a different way and not by a constitutional amendment, and the funds to be more clearly laid out how they would be spent.
As to the taxes, being that I have never and probably will never smoke weed, I am not concerned about it. The people that want to smoke are going to pay, grow their own etc. The same with drivers here. I get pissed every time at the pump and every time my registration comes in the mail or I buy a new vehicle...but I still pay it...not much choice.
Its time to vote yes...
Hippy! [ROFL1]
I don't smoke but I voted yes.
No thanks. Drugs are bad mmmmkay.
no, we don't need another sin tax to support our schools
I'm for freedom not bullshit laws.