@sola_chad What do you expect they changed the original 10 commandments to suit their own desires.... Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image, or any likeness of any thing that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth.
Exodus 20:4
For the people who are curious about my music taste, not saying anyone is but if your curious here you go.... Rate the songs so I know if you like them or not. FYI mainly Metal mix so. Good for workouts and working on cars lol. #MetalHead#metalmusic
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@amerasell Hmmm Genesis 1:29 which states that God gave humans every seed-bearing plant and fruit tree bearing seed within for food. Some interpret this as a broader declaration of God's provision of plants for sustenance and healing. As a conservative follower of Christ I disagree
@Ryanexpress77@rdgarcia03@bradj_TX@GregAbbott_TX As a former gas station clerk I am sure you're making this up. 99% of gas station clerks will not offer you anything at all unless you ask about it first. I don't want to be talked to about my cars extended warranty either but I still get the calls. Go to a diff store,or be quiet
#VetoSB3 Now that @LtGovTX has basically committed career suicide in the form of going against the voice of the people of Texas. Let's vote him out and get someone onboard that listens to the people as a whole. Instead of serving his personal agenda. FOR THE PEOPLE BY THE PEOPLE
Over half the country has access to THC in some form or another. Whether medical or recreational. Most Texans are responsible adults looking for access to a form of medicine that doesn't require state interference or limitations on how we self medicate #VetoSB3
Inaction is the same as negligence. The only acceptable course is to #VetoSB3 Negligence causes creation of black market unregulated THC products as well as the SO CALLED CRIMINALS looking to purchase natural medicine Without side effects that chemically altered pill form meds do
The voice of the people of Texas cannot be heard amongst selectively deaf ears in the government of Texas. I've posted 21 replies directed @GregAbbott_TX and I'm sure other Texas residents have done the same #VetoSB3 Inaction is equal to negligence for the vacuum it creates
@GregAbbott_TX VETO THC BILL
* Regulation & Taxation:
* Public Health & Safety:
* Criminal Justice Reform:
* Economic Impact:
* Consumer Choice & Personal Liberty:
* Research & Data Collection:
* Undermining the Illicit Market:
* LIFE, LIBERTY, PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS
VETO THC BILL
* Regulation & Taxation:
* Public Health & Safety:
* Criminal Justice Reform:
* Economic Impact:
* Consumer Choice & Personal Liberty:
* Research & Data Collection:
* Undermining the Illicit Market:
* LIFE, LIBERTY, PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS
@GregAbbott_TX
@GregAbbott_TX VETO THC BILL These arguments, when taken together, form a comprehensive case for the legal legality of marijuana and THC, moving beyond solely medical considerations to encompass economic, social, and individual rights perspectives.
@GregAbbott_TX VETO THC BILL Legalizing and regulating cannabis allows governments to levy taxes on its sale, generating significant revenue. This revenue can then be allocated to public services, infrastructure, education, or even drug abuse prevention and treatment programs.
@GregAbbott_TX VETO THC BILL. A legal cannabis industry creates jobs across various sectors, including cultivation, processing, distribution, retail, and ancillary businesses (e.g., security, marketing, testing labs).
@GregAbbott_TX VETO THC BILL The current prohibition leads to substantial spending on arrests, prosecutions, and incarceration related to marijuana offenses. Legalization frees up these resources, allowing law enforcement to focus on more serious crimes.
@GregAbbott_TX VETO THC BILL Cannabis tourism can emerge as a niche market, attracting visitors to states or regions where it is legal, further boosting local economies.
@Marijuana prohibition has historically and disproportionately affected minority communities, leading to higher arrest and incarceration rates for Black and Hispanic individuals despite similar usage rates across racial groups. Legalization can help rectify this.
@GregAbbott_TX VETOTHC Legalization often includes provisions for expunging or resentencing past marijuana-related convictions, allowing individuals to more easily access housing, employment, and educational opportunities that were previously denied due to their criminal records.
@GregAbbott_TX ...VETO THC BILL... Policies can be designed to ensure that those most impacted by prohibition have opportunities to participate in the legal cannabis industry, fostering social equity.