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as long as the Repukes have control of the Senate, ain't nothing going to change.
We look forward now to Slog using accurate and complete descriptions of ALL suspects, regardless of race, in future reporting in an effort to help the public identify suspects who victimize our community, and who particularly exploit and endanger working-class people of color.
@2- Note that that part of the story is a quote from another source, although the author did bold it. Likely relevant because of the assertion that MJ laws and their application disproportionately affect persons of color.
Personally I'm fine with pot delivery, as well as drinking outside on the street, but unfortunately neither of those things are going to fly here until the law gets changed. You can't just unilaterally ignore it and hope for the best. Lobby to change the damn rules and then start delivering the shit out of that pot once you've successfully made it legal. ...or say "fuck it!" and suffer the consequences when you get caught.