@TAmTrib This is the most bullshit argument ive ever seem about anything. Only retarded inventions like Twitter can enable such an incoherent manifesto of nonsense because, in person, even the dumbest of the dumb would rip you apart
Iโm gonna propose the Shut Up, Nerds Act:
* Indoor smoking is legal again
* Smoking and drinking age is 16
* Open containers legal again as long as your BAC is under a generous legal limit
* As many people as you want in your car, because this is America
I predict the birth rate will double in ten years.
@ibdgirl76 Im sick of people using this defense as well, no offense. It puts kratom on the same level as opioids in the convo. Kratom is expontially weaker than anything like that. It is comparable and as harmless as coffee. It is not without dangers, yet millions of people drink it
I wonder how many lawmakers and policy makers who voted to ban Kratom are sitting back thinking today โoh shit, those advocates and the AKA, GKC were telling the truth about the DEA Scheduling 7OH Announcement and how they arenโt targeting natural Kratomโ
The states that should be wallowing in guilt is Louisiana, Connecticut, Tennessee and Kansas as well as cities in Massachusetts, Illinois and Washington. Oh and canโt forget California, Ohio, Utah, Nevada and Montana.
The original 6 states that banned in 2016-ish era, Wisconsin, Indiana, Alabama, Arkansas, Vermont and Rhode Island (ban overturned in RI on 4.1.26) yโall can overturn now too since you knee jerked to ban to begin with.
Yโall better be figuring out a strategy to undo what you did.
You can still make it right and gain back respect from your constituents.
@mcuban Okay, wrong. The government is there to enforce contracts between citizens. That means upfront pricing, licenses to practice ect.. let's not be daft. We know the government being OTHERWISE involved artificially inflates pricing. As it does continously in every market it 'solves'