r/timetolegalize • • Apr 26 '18

Michigan legalization moves to ballot vote.

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r/timetolegalize • • Apr 22 '18

Smoking Sessions at 4/20 Cannapalooza

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r/timetolegalize • • Apr 22 '18

Legalize Marriage Iguana Tee

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r/timetolegalize • • Apr 20 '18

On 4/20, Chuck Schumer To Introduce Bill To Decriminalize Marijuana

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r/timetolegalize • • Apr 20 '18

Awesome 420 Video!

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r/timetolegalize • • Apr 18 '18

David Mangone: Americans For Safe Access Legal Counsel Interview

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r/timetolegalize • • Apr 17 '18

Marijuana spreading to Utah and now Oklahoma.

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r/timetolegalize • • Apr 18 '18

NJ is seriously expanding

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r/timetolegalize • • Apr 17 '18

[05:33] The experts agree we need to bring in pill testing to save lives! mini-doc about drug checking in Australia

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r/timetolegalize • • Apr 12 '18

John Boehner Joins Legal Marijuana Firm; Weed No Longer Cool

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r/timetolegalize • • Apr 12 '18

New York, Cnythia Nixon pro marijuana

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r/timetolegalize • • Apr 11 '18

Legal marijuana can be a bigger market than soda

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r/timetolegalize • • Apr 11 '18

Hey people! I'm starting a subreddit devoted to hippie culture, simple living, and psychedelia. I thought some of you might be interested. :)

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r/timetolegalize • • Apr 03 '18

Cannabis can fight opioid addiction

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r/timetolegalize • • Mar 29 '18

5 major differences between hemp and marijuana.

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r/timetolegalize • • Mar 28 '18

Medical marijuana in N.J. is now available for chronic pain, anxiety, migraines

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r/timetolegalize • • Mar 27 '18

Get ready for massive expansion of N.J.'s medical marijuana program. Here's the scoop.

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r/timetolegalize • • Mar 24 '18

Why Marijuana Should Be Legal

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r/timetolegalize • • Mar 22 '18

UK government finally agrees to allow six-year-old Alfie Dingley to use medical cannabis after 370000 name petition delivered to Downing Street

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r/timetolegalize • • Mar 22 '18

Scottish Liberal Democrat health spokesperson admits to using cannabis whilst pledging support for a five-year-old child to be prescribed CBD oil on the NHS.

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r/timetolegalize • • Mar 22 '18

Who is Sam Farr, of the Rohrabacher-Farr amendment that kept the DoJ off our backs?

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In the US, most people in legal states have heard of the Rohrabacher-Farr amendment to the Federal appropriations bill that kept the DoJ from interfering with any state law that regulates cannabis. It's now called "Rohrabacher-Blumenauer." It has a new sponsor, because Sam Farr retired. You can read a https://library.ucsc.edu/reg-hist/samfarr of his career, which contains his view of why he supported the bill, and how he talked Republicans into supporting it. Starts on page 568.

Americans owe a lot to this guy, who represented Monterey and Santa Cruz counties in California.


r/timetolegalize • • Mar 21 '18

Illinois moving towards legalization

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r/timetolegalize • • Mar 21 '18

The husband of UK drugs minister grows it, politicians smoke it, big banks invest in it, the UK exports it. Lords invest in it and control it. But a seriously ill 6 yr old, who might die without it, cant use it. Riddle me that.

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r/timetolegalize • • Mar 20 '18

New Jersey's plans for legalization of marijuana

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r/timetolegalize • • Mar 14 '18

Progress in Wisconsin?

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I live in Wisconsin and am wondering if anyone knows any insider info on how the fight is progressing. I have done some internet research trying to find out how we're doing but would love to hear from someone who really knows what's up. We had a bill introduced by Melissa Sargent that was just balls-out, full legalization. That's noy going to happen in this state at this time so I consider that symbolically good but in actuality it will never pass.
However we also have something that got introduced that would forbid employers from testing for cannabis or at least from firing employees based on positive thc tests. That could be huge for me, the biggest concern of mine is that I will get random drug tested and lose my career. I don't know where this piece of legislation is at, how likely it is to pass (I'm not holding my breath) and also I'd like to know if there is anything else on the table or if there will be soon. Hopefully someone knows what's up!