She Immigrated Legally. She Married a U.S. Citizen. But She Was Denied Citizenship for Working in Legal Cannabis. - eviltoast
  • Verdant Banana@lemmy.world
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    10 months ago

    that is what the last generation said

    have a story passed down through two generations of a woman in the 20s putting a towel under the door so the smell did not get into the hallway

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      10 months ago

      and they were right. they grew up in an era where cannabis was completely illegal at all levels and the cultural push was to increase penalties. Now it’s legal in some form in the majority of states with others getting on board pretty quickly and the push as the federal level is to deregulate entirely and leave it up to the states. I think it will be legal for adults everywhere in the US at the state and federal levels in our lifetimes.

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        10 months ago

        “I think it will be legal for adults everywhere in the US at the state and federal levels in our lifetimes.”

        and that is also what the last generation said

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      10 months ago

      That’s a good story. But it’s true that things are improving, right? Canada is now fully legalized and about half of the US states are legal-ish. Mexico will get there since their Supreme Court said the ban is illegal.