Mark Levin favors marijuana decriminalization

[ObiRandKenobi]

Baby steps...


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YISEvTytSCw

h/t MFP (http://www.mofopolitics.com/2013/05/30/were-all-rand-paul-now-mark-levin-favors-marijuana-decriminalization/)

[anaconda]

http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?339354-Take-The-No-Levin-Challenge

[Warlord]

I wonder what the "constitutional scholar" thinks about what WA and CO did under the 10th amendment or whether he believes the Federal Government he regularly derides should send in a goon squad and shut down businesses and mass arrest everyone?

[Neil Desmond]

Recreational substances (all of it, not just marijuana) should have never been made illegal, criminalized, whatever.

Speaking of marijuana: http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/2013/05/26/researcher-substance-in-marijuana-could-keep-hiv-from-entering-brain/

[talkingpointes]

Levin, what a joke. He will be bashing dope smokers tomorrow. He always seemed effeminate and wouldn't surprise me if he was a closeted gay.

[TruckinMike]

Claiming libertarian ideals --> First it was Beck, then hannity, and now Levin. yep, sounds about right they see the writing on the wall. I wonder when Limbaugh is going to make the big announcement.:rolleyes:

What a bunch of manipulative scum!

[RonPaulFanInGA]

The intellectual giant who referred to Ron Paul as "Ru Paul" and "Rube Paul."

[Seraphim]

A lot of the effeminates aren't gay, they just aren't men.


Levin, what a joke. He will be bashing dope smokers tomorrow. He always seemed effeminate and wouldn't surprise me if he was a closeted gay.

[Warlord]

'As soon as Barack Obama took office Limbaugh, Hannity, Levin, and the rest of the squawking chickenhawks totally reversed their personas. During the Bush regime they sounded like Benito Mussolini in their denunciations of the Constitution in the name of "safety." "9/11 changed everything" was their mantra. Translation: To hell with the Constitution. Liberty Schmiberty. But with a Democrat in office they began sounding more like Thomas Jefferson, even writing books about liberty and freedom for a change. But their true personalities are revealed whenever a genuine Jeffersonian like Ron Paul, or a genuine advocate of American peace and prosperity like Michael Scheuer becomes prominent. In such instances the claws come out, the microphones are turned up, and they reveal their true selves as the propaganda mouthpieces for the state, which Randolph Bourne described as representing "all the autocratic, arbitrary, coercive, belligerent forces within a social group," a "sort of complexus of everything most distasteful to the modern creative free spirit, the feeling for life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. War is the health of the State." '

http://www.lewrockwell.com/dilorenzo/dilorenzo253.html

[thoughtomator]

Levin, what a joke. He will be bashing dope smokers tomorrow. He always seemed effeminate and wouldn't surprise me if he was a closeted gay.

Based on his tone, my guess would be coke addict, and a serious one. There's an "aggressive/mean" edge to him that is really not very common in sober individuals.

[PSYOP]

He's lying through his teeth -- he'll flip flop on this come 2016.

[Sola_Fide]

Decriminalization of marijuana is not a freedom position.

[TruckinMike]

He's lying through his teeth -- he'll flip flop on this come 2016.
Yep, all for show until it really matters. And he'll lead his mindless rat-like followers right down the road to ruin -- a 21st century pied piper.

Decriminalization of marijuana is not a freedom position. yes, but the right direction all the same.

[jllundqu]

After all the "Ron Paul supporters just want to smoke weed" character assassination attempt on his show?????

F__K this guy!!!

[FSP-Rebel]

Meh, despite what he said against Ron I still find him pretty entertaining when he's in his groove. Since the Tigers are usually on in the evening I don't listen to him much during baseball season tho I did catch this talk last night by chance.

[belian78]

Decriminalization of marijuana is not a freedom position.
How the heck isn't it? Correct me if I'm wrong, but if you decriminalize it, then it's not illegal to posses/purchase/consume right? How would supporting that, not be a freedom position?

[parocks]

How the heck isn't it? Correct me if I'm wrong, but if you decriminalize it, then it's not illegal to posses/purchase/consume right? How would supporting that, not be a freedom position?

Decriminalize means ticket, not jail. Or something like that.