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Our post about a Law Enforcement Against Prohibition letter to Eric Holder, U.S. Attorney General, asking the federal government not to interfere with implementation of Amendment 64, morphed into a conversation about A64’s limitations. One reader acknowledges them, but sees the act as part of a shift toward broad marijuana legalization.
anons1234 writes:
Baby steps….Of course A64 people want full legalization.. but the problem is.. that will never pass. MJ legalization needs to be eased into. (there is still a lot of fear in the public)
What you are trying to do is equivalent to trying to go to the moon without a rocket ship….trying to cross a harsh river without a bridge…
It won’t work, we need to build a foundation that legitimizes cannabis.. So with this being said, you are very counter productive to the “full cannabis legalization” movement that you are preaching about.
Full legalization comes after a successful 64 implementation.
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