I actually agree with this. If California or Oregon want to
decriminalize it for medicinal use, or any use, they should be able to
do that. I say this without particular agenda as I don't partake, and
I actually doubt NM would decriminalize... but it strikes me as a
states' rights issue.

Dana

On 6/7/05, SStewart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Legalize it and let the states make some revenue on it, treat it legally just 
> like alcohol. 'sides the big tobacco companies have been gearing up for 
> legalization for years. It'll happen sooner or later
> 
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