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phill4paul
07-04-2014, 04:26 AM
The Free Thought Project
John Vibes
July 3, 2014

As marijuana legalization laws go into effect, the general population is beginning to realize that the more things change the more they stay the same. The average small time marijuana user might not get thrown in a cage for minor possession anymore in states like Washington or Colorado, but prohibition is alive and well in many ways, just as it is for alcohol and other “controlled substances”.
Heavy taxes and regulations have been placed onto licensed sellers of marijuana, and unlicensed sellers are still forced to operate under risk of incarceration, just as unlicensed moonshiners do nearly a century after the supposed end of alcohol prohibition.

As with alcohol, the government still wants to continue to use marijuana as an excuse to violate people’s rights and fleece them of their hard earned money. In Washington and Colorado, now that marijuana is legal the police have been creating a new database system that will allow them to get warrants to collect blood from DUI suspects in just 30 minutes, a radical change from the current four hours that it usually takes to obtain a warrant.

“Marijuana dissipates in about 90 min from the blood so 3-4 hours later we’re not getting good evidence. We’re starting to see those people on the roads, impaired by marijuana, which means we’re going to have much more search warrants to complete in the next couple years,“ Seattle Police Det. Chris Leyba told King5 News.


Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/database-marijuana-duis-fetch-blood-sample-warrants-30-minutes/#0ryjJu1p3WrWqt07.99

tod evans
07-04-2014, 04:47 AM
But, but, think of the children.....:rolleyes:

JK/SEA
07-04-2014, 10:37 AM
just don't smoke weed and drive at night....

LibForestPaul
07-04-2014, 12:03 PM
ahh...weed=> DNA database, kewl

LibForestPaul
07-04-2014, 12:04 PM
bitcoi=> cashless soc=> mark of beast, allright, last one to hell is a rotten egg.

devil21
07-04-2014, 02:07 PM
Putting aside the usual ridiculousness of the police state, what exactly does a database have to do with getting a warrant?

LibForestPaul
07-04-2014, 02:58 PM
date of crime - person involved - biometric marker - arresting officer

Liability, records search, background checks, ediscovery, CPS ,divorce courts.