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Aastakholi

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11. The comments were in keeping with remarks last week from White House spokesman Sean Spicer, who said

Reply to Eugene (Original post)

Fri Apr 7, 2017, 12:22 AM

Apr 2017

The comments were in keeping with remarks last week from White House spokesman Sean Spicer, who said the Justice Department would step up enforcement of federal law against recreational marijuana.

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Sessions: More violence around pot than 'one would think' [View all] Eugene Feb 2017 OP

fucking idiot get out of the 60's and 70's and 80's gopiscrap Feb 2017 #1

did he name sources?? .......... a new Trump rule Angry Dragon Feb 2017 #2

Yes buying from an unknown criminal dealer might be violent for some. So..... NightWatcher Feb 2017 #3

That was my first thought! Hey Beauregard! Check to see what kind of violence really napi21 Feb 2017 #8

The only violence is from illegal sales! Chasstev365 Feb 2017 #4

Yup, a lot of violence while sitting on the couch watching Doreen Feb 2017 #5

Now that's what I call fake news! BadgerMom Feb 2017 #6

Follow the money safeinOhio Feb 2017 #7

There was that one time mercuryblues Feb 2017 #9

I DO believe there is more violence in drinking alcohol! angstlessk Feb 2017 #10

The comments were in keeping with remarks last week from White House spokesman Sean Spicer, who said Aastakholi Apr 2017 #11