The condition for ever legalizing marijuana would be to levy a vice tax, to corner the market on harvesting the cannibis as opposed to continual imports from dangerous sources and lastly, under the present Obamacare mandate that will likely never be repealed, not one penny in taxation spent to fund psychiatric care should any brain damage incur. Libertarians with whom I have discussed this controversial issue bitterly oppose every tenet of this concept of compromise. For one, they never support taxation because most are anarchists in the spirit of the movements founder, Murray Rothbard. Second, libertarians virulently oppose any artificial barrier to trade, which would preclude such a policy as self-sustainability regardless of the price in gang warfare or illicit activities by cartels may entail as well as the potential for job growth domestically. And lastly, no libertarian will ever support a universal health care system, and neither do I. The bitter pill of pride that would forever kill such an initiative from passing into law at the federal level, as well as all 50 states since such legislation legalizing its sale and possession have been Tenth Amendment issues. Technically, it is still illegal per federal statutes to sell and possess marijuana, which is why in Colorado, no proprietor of a marijuana store is able to maintain records online or in their cash register systems since those can be tracked.
Posted on: Mon, 12 Jan 2015 07:55:20 +0000
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