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   On 4/17/2015 1:00 PM, nickname unavailable wrote:   
   > Georgia roads so dilapidated, no money to fix them:   
      
   Legalize weed.....   
      
      
   Colorado and California see the reality and profit in open market   
   capitalism.   
      
   The money will quit going to Drug Cartels and start going into Georgia's   
   economy rather than into an underground economy so their regular tax   
   revenues will rise and they can get tax dollars from all that weed also.   
    What better way to pay for Oxycontin Pharmaceutical drug rehab for   
   people than with the tax on weed.   
      
      
   Also the federal government has no power to ban weed, they can only   
   "regulate interstate commerce" so what Georgia does is of NO concern to   
   the Feds.  If the Feds could ban it then they could drive all production   
   offshore and control the money from it by supporting or becoming the   
   Drug Lord and smuggle the weed into the U.S. to bleed the money of   
   states that they want to control. It's like the FBI destroyed Al Capone   
   in a turf war. Because Al Capone was the competition for the profits the   
   Politicians wanted for themselves.   
      
   It would be used as a way to wage economic war on the States that don't   
   support the Federal policies.  And that would be unconstitutional.   
      
      
      
      
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