I feel like while bush was a much worse president then most people realize, with some of his policies and things like the patriot act still in effect and gumming up the works, trump did more damage in erroding the facade of democracy and empowering fanatics

It'll go down just like Ohio. They were told they needed to redistrict, they drew a map, they were told it was unconstitutional and to redraw it, they redrew it, it was deemed unconstitutional and they were told to redraw it, it was deemed unconstitutional and they were told to redraw it. They then were out of time and used the 1st unconstitutional map for the election.

It's the second one. I saw article where they talked how Florida was the first to pass it, pornhub put time and money into developing what they needed to comply and saw a 90% decrease in traffic because nobody wants to hand over their ID for free porn.

Communities. They're called communities.

You mean 48 hours of peace and quite AND I get a million‽ sigh me the fuck up.

That's the beauty of these giant mega housing corpsb You don't. You're completely powerless to do any sort of negotiating, you bend over and take whatever offer they give you or you move. It's the American dream in reality.

So this isn't aimed at allowing the sale yet. This is just to remove the penalty of possession, this is the first step in being able to do studies on micro doses and therapeutic levels. And yes mushroom shops.

I'm sure he has a gay cousin he hasn't spoken to in 30 years who he's perfectly tolerant of.

Bush was bad in the way most world leaders and governments are, trump was impeached twiced and faced no consequences.

Figure it has more to do with his celebrity status

Because they don't give a shit. They'll milk us all dry till we're living 10 people in a 3 bedroom

I don't fucking get it, it seems like the whole system is set up for people like Trump to actively exploit it.

Of course the system is set up for the people with money and power to exploit it, who do you think set up the system? It's always been heavily slanted to provide protection to those who can afford it.

Nah he made sure to approve the sale earlier this week before he did this so he wouldn't look a hypocrite.

it’s about outdated federal regulations

That's the liability, the feds can theoretically go after it still even if the state has allowed it.

Unfortunately any large scale conflict with north Korea is probably going to require just that.

I give it a week before he posts a picture of the evidence on his little social media site.

Yeah, this was a good platform and model for reddit because it was mostly stable, lemmy is rapidly changing and evolving.

I know you think you're being clever, but you just come off as such a tool.

And then they'll be told to make a new one, and it will also violate it, and then they'll be told to make a third, and it will also violate it. And then they'll get to use the current one anyway. They're just following the book Ohio wrote them.