48 hours on from the Joint State of the Nation and those hoping for meaningful cannabis reform won’t be getting any joint at all from Labour.
Labour have promised to do sweet fuck all about cannabis reform and continue to treat us like children. Labour’s ‘solution’ will let the huge pharmaceutical corporations step in and sell their bullshit synthetic crap, which is almost worse than the current prohibition model.
It’s so gutless and weak and all we are told is to ‘trust Labour in power’ as if that is some type of meaningful promise.
Labour and National continue treating us like children.
Helen Kelly must be disgusted.
Good old Labour doing it again……fudging it. Are they capable of anything else?
Is softly, softly going to win an election, or is he trying to appease NZF?
Labour is a BAU (business as usual) party.
Don’t look to Labour for change, just more of the same.
Labour is the biggest obstacle to the removal of National.
A waste of space.
The more I learn about most politicians the more they disgust me.
National?
Labour?
Same,same but different. And it’s all about the money. While most of us have so little of it, the money that is, we will be constantly dismayed by the lenghts those with it will go to keep it.
Neither ‘party’ can loosen their grip on the head fuck they’ve levelled at us for generations lest we figure them out. And that includes refusing to deciminalise Weed. Next, we’ll be wanting an ad free, state run tv station. Then! ? God forbid! Higher taxes for the dirty, lazy, lying, rich wallowing around in our tax paid for trough. Oh, I forgot to mention the STUPID, dirty, lazy, lying rich. Therefore, FYI, the previous sentence was a metaphor dumbasses.
Metaphor: metaphor |ˈmɛtəfə, -fɔː|
noun
a figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable: when we speak of gene maps and gene mapping, we use a cartographic metaphor | [ mass noun ] : her poetry depends on suggestion and metaphor.
• a thing regarded as representative or symbolic of something else: the amounts of money being lost by the company were enough to make it a metaphor for an industry that was teetering.
You’ve hit the nail on the head…
I’m with country boy, less than a cigarette paper between tweedle
dum and tweedle dee!
I expect to see that picture of Little in the caption column…
For me it’s a simple test. Is the drug in question, taking in consideration the intensity of it’s effects, gram for gram, more harmful than alcohol? If not then it should be legalised. So if smoking one joint is the equivalent of say having two standard drinks, but less harmful, then cannabis should be legalised.
I wouldn’t be too dispirited by Labour’s decision to run Greg O’Conner in Ohariu. It’s a conservative electorate, which is why Dunney has been so hard to flush out of it, and when O’Conner recently visited a legal cannabis dispensary in Denver, Colorado, his comments indicate he is open to the idea that law change will come:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lg3g8lra_bs
Labour are dead they just won’t lie down.
You didn’t really expect them to nail themselves to this particular cause did you, oh dear they couldn’t possibly!
Got weed?
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