Except that argument gets shot down by all the other states that have already legalized, and the current considerations at the national level to also decriminalize it. Even a significant percentage of Republicans recently polled indicated support for it. The bogus, totally ineffective war on weed is slowly coming to an end, dragging them kicking and screaming until they eventually stfu.
mateomaui
joined 2 years ago
Whatever, puff puff pass, dude
She’s having a great time. Already won the case, just cruising to the end on laughs.
Up to 80% of the screen without causing seizures!
He won a greater percentage but had fewer overall votes? Sounds like Republicans are disillusioned and didn’t show up to the polls.
Good.
Here’s an important update
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/nov/07/trump-kayleigh-mcenany-fraud-trial-sketch
Absolutely, this thing has been sitting around for ages because it was barely powerful enough for WindowsXP when it first came out. Now has a new purpose!
I put the 32bit Linux Mint Debian Edition on a very old solo core laptop with only 1.5GB RAM just for kicks, and it actually works pretty well.
edit: though I should probably switch it out for something lighter for practicality
Probably not going to happen because apparently part of the defense strat is trying to aggravate the judge to where he throws him in jail or makes a mistake that could be seen as overreach etc, and give them a plausible avenue for appeal.
Just want to point out that Linux Mint also has 32bit versions available.
basically too dangerous to fulfill its purpose to be a safe space for families to make the transition up here
oh no!
Judging from the change here the last few years after finally getting dispensaries (first state with medical marijuana laws, took until 2017-ish for us to finally have places to acquire it legally), the opposition keeps decreasing. I know a few people who years ago were adamantly, religiously against it, and now they’re like “yeah, my son has a medical card.” I think we already got reciprocal state access covered, and recreational without a card is in the works.