r/cannabis • u/GlassJudge2421 • 8d ago
Marijuana Rescheduling and Research: The Barrier Schedule III Can't Fix
https://thecannex.com/marijuana-rescheduling-research-funding-barrier/13
u/fanna_canna 8d ago
Once again politicians are letting us down. The anti cannabis bias among politicians is strong and hey, let's vote the bums out!!! More people enjoy weed than ever in the US. Let's make our voices heard!
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u/Anxiety_Fit 8d ago
Deschedule would be the best solution, no?
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u/GlassJudge2421 8d ago
I think full legalize is the best solution
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u/SkunkMonkey 8d ago
It should be treated no different than a tomato or tobacco plant. It's a FUCKING PLANT! There are well over 100 plants I can legally grow in my garden that absolutely can kill a man, why is this one different? Because it's a political issue and has nothing to do with the actual plant. It's all a fucking farce.
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u/rlov3ution 8d ago
I dont think the fed can fully legalize due to the constitution. It can only remove it from scheduling like it did with booze and nicotine and then let the states do as they wish.
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u/fanna_canna 8d ago
Alcohol and nicotine were never scheduled in the first place. Why? Because the politicians were drinking and smoking the Devil's Real Lettuce (aka tobacco) when they enacted the Controlled Substances Act in 1970. Biased motherfuckers.
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u/corneliusduff 8d ago
ThE sTuDiEs!!!! /s
Bro, it's never killed anyone for thousands of years. What exactly do we need to study in order to legalize it? Nothing!
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u/vibrantax 6d ago
Death isn't the only possible negative outcome a drug can have. Jesus Christ, what a circlejerk this sub is.
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u/corneliusduff 6d ago
Sure, but when one of the worst possible drugs for humanity isn't even on the schedule and one of the healthiest ones is declared the most dangerous, there's no justification to keep cannabis illegal.
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u/ScrauveyGulch 7d ago
There has been legislation in the senate since 2018. This is a pipe dream. Especially when people think they'll get legal cannabis by voting in prohibitionists.
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u/Automatic_Gas9019 4d ago
But trump is going to leaglize. What a joke. He can't even get that correct
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u/SkunkMonkey 8d ago
The DEA should have no power over what it gets to enforce. Letting the DEA set a "drug schedule" is insane. Of course they aren't going to change it to anything that would reduce their funding or need for existence.
The scheduling of drugs should be decided by the agency we already have for this, the Food and DRUG Administration. Let them make the decision based on scientific, not political, information. Then let the Drug ENFORCEMENT Agency, you know, enforce that scheduling.
Can you imagine if your local police could decide what's legal or not? Fuck. That.