Oh look at that NZ – you nation of straight narks – Marijuana Ballot Measures Pass in Five States

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Martyn Bradbury
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Little Andrew - the Cowardly Cannabis Lion

Marijuana Ballot Measures Pass in Five States

Legal marijuana is becoming the American norm as ballot measures passed in Arizona, Mississippi, Montana, New Jersey, and South Dakota, adding to the 33 states that already allow it for medical or recreational purposes.

Unbelievable! The home of the war on drugs is now more progressive on Cannabis than bloody NZ is, and while we wait for the specials we have a Government telling us that while they have the mandate to end this racist drug law, they will not.

That’s right, Labour’s first act of a second term is to keep a racist drug law on the books.

Aotearoa, it’s māori for ‘nation of straight narks’.

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18 COMMENTS

  2. I didnt realise Andrew Little had such nice blue eyes….he almost looks like Ralph Fiennes ( English Patient fame)

    I do hope as new Minister of Health he will over-rule the NZ medical profession ( in cahoots with BIG PHARMA and the opioid pain killer industry)and act in the interests of New Zealanders health and in particular the health of the New Zealand elderly….they should all be able to grow their own for their aches and pains and neurological health

    https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/health/83570824/princes-death-drug-prescribed-to-new-zealands-elderly

    https://www.forbes.com/sites/abbierosner/2019/03/04/new-medical-cannabis-research-from-israel-older-adults-dementia-and-dialysis/?sh=57f5e8583660

  3. Andrew Little is no longer Justice Minister. Faafoi is less likely to have the skills, or motivation, to quash a decriminalisation bill that the GP introduce.

  5. “”””That’s ‘Politics’ compared to the Natural Ethics of Life. Politics and ‘Democracy’ are theoretically the artscience* of social organisation, aka ‘Life’, but the pursuit of agendas – especially religious quasi-morality and corporate-political elitist control of government – and their all important pursuit of votes – has pitted Politics & Life against each other. [Pretty FUBAR thing for an ‘intelligent species’ to do if you ask me?]. “The maximum of freedom for each, combined with the maximum regard for the life and freedom of every other” – Frank E Warner ‘Future of Man’ (London 1944). That should be our starting-point. Cannabis, of course, under such “governance”, would barely be an issue at all, and to the extent it was it would be one of “health” (not ‘harm reduction’) and “wellbeing”, not heavy-handed regulation and control. “”””

  6. So true, and let’s not forget all the tax revenue any sensible government would make out of it, even the Americans could work that one out.

  7. The US has a long history with Cannabis which is in direct contrast to NZ. I think its a shame people said no but this is arguably a democracy so we have to accept it. Maybe in time attitudes will change as decriminalisation spreads around the world.

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