We're definitely happy. A move in the direction of freedom? That's always nice.

We should make politicians illegal and have a war on politicians.  

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I knew not all Republicans sucked on this issue!

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The government should not be regulating the consumption of a plant.  The plant was here before the government and will be here after it.

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It’s a step forward, the place that really needs to legalize is Chicago, or rather shitcago. The amount of increasing taxes is driving so many people out of the state 😂 Vermont is smart! Keep the people and the tax dollars.

i think thats a super wrong policy for drugs in all over the world.
im agree with some special use like parkinson persons or ...
but for everybody i find it so un-safe and  wrong decesion...

This seems like only a half step.  While people are able to posses up to an ounce legally, the only way to get it legally is to grow it.  it still allows gangs to control sales on the black market for those who don't want to go through the hassle of only being able to have two mature plants and 4 immature plants.

Of course, all drugs should be legal, it's the choice of every individual what they put in their body. Additionally to that, the war on "drugs" or rather on liberty was already lost before it started, people who want to do drugs, do drugs. People who don't do them, just don't, it's statistically proven that legalizing or decriminalization of  a certain drug doesn't produce more drug users, no matter where this has been done in the world.

These can come as a good, but isn't it unhealthy?

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Yes I am, more states should legalize it preferably new york :).

Yes, this is a smart move on Vermont's part. It increases the amount of tax that the state receives and it also minimizes the amount of people that are incarcerated do to drug related crimes. Which in turn also helps the state because they do not need to maintain those inmates

TIME TO SMOKE UP, DAVID!

@davidpakman, I think libertarians would be more happy if Vermont didn't regulate access to plant matter. In Britain people need a license to own, operate, and watch TV, that's a good example of stupid legislation. Just as it's stupid to regulate what plant products people choose to consume.

You also claimed that Jeff Sessions liked the KKK, before he realized they smoked pot. Do you have proof of your claim that Jeff Sessions liked the KKK or are you just making things up to smear him? 

The facts alone, or his stance on the drug war alone is enough to make him look bad. No need to fabricate, or summon the whole racist viral mind meme. It's tired, and played out, and unless you can prove it, it just speaks volumes about your character and intentions.

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Far too often, the mainstream media has used anonymous sources as a weapon in order to cast aspersions onto their political opponents. The trick isn't working anymore. They don't realize it, but the people using these techniques are steadily destroying their collective reputations, and credibility. Just look at the viewership of the Grammy's from last night as they quoted from that garbage book, written by Wolff.

Real people who know how to think, they're quite sick of the crap, and BS claims. They want substance, not non-sense, lies, rumors and innuendo. When I was watching your video I was like, wow I can finally agree with this guy on something, but then you polluted it with the Sessions claim.

Companies like CNN who have weaponized themselves for their masters fail to realize that it's a double-edged sword. They've destroyed themselves completely and don't even know it. Many other outlets are following suit. To be quite frank, it's a pleasure watching them destroy themselves.

Let's legalize recreational marijuana and medical marijuana in every state and be done with this debate. In states such as Arizona where only "medical" marijuana has been legalized, it opens the door to bogus treatments for bogus illnesses, just so that users can get obtain it. We don't need a medical card for a gin and tonic! Let's legalize it for recreational use first, and as scientific research becomes more conclusive as a genuine for of treatment for genuine medications, let's expand it as a medical substance in its unadulterated, natural form (herb like mint or sage or valerian root) and  find a way to prevent big pharma from getting their dirty hands and their nasty patents on it.

You can't "legalize" marijuana, because that would imply that the government is granting you a right. They have merely repealed an unjust law that prohibited you from trading and consuming marijuana. 

They're not GIVING you a right, they're still taking your rights away. You should frame it this way.

marijuana is very much its benefits, just we are wrong to use it.

That goods, thanks for sharing the information to us

Si es para mejorar y aliviar la salud, buenísimo. Mientras mas se prohiba el consumo de esta planta, la gente se incita a hacerlo. Que quede  a criterio y responsabilidad de la persona, si la quiere consumir para recrearse.