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March 03, 2017 01:24 PM UTC
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Don't pot smokers get tickets on federal land? Think it through hippies…
If what you just said were true, then we wouldn't need this legislation anyway, now would we?
Does it hurt to be that stupid, Moddy? I have just the thing for you (but you'll have to remove your head first).
Moldy. You need to go to troll school. It's the only way you'll have a prayer at gettinf one of those sweet paying gigs with AFP and out of your mommy's basement.
Another example of Moderatus trolling a topic and you guys fall for it once again.
HR 622; which is the number of the Chaffetz bill; is a bad bill intended to weaken the land management agencies. While there would be block grants to states as part of the bill, there is nothing in the bill at this time that determines amounts of those grants and no one knows what "strings" might be attached to those grants.
And just for "funzies" to troll back at Moderatus, I know a number of federal LEOs and FPOs. They all have better and more important things to do than watching for pot smokers.
Agree with you on the falling for a stupid troll comment C.B.
HR 622 was introduced by Chaffetz along with HR 621 which would have sold about three million acres of public land to the highest bidder which he later withdrew when it became apparent that selling public land would unite all outdoors enthusiasts in a historic 2018 Waterloo for western states Republicans.
HR 622 is an insane bill because local sheriff departments would be stretched to the limit trying to do their regular job in local communities and then have to patrol thousands of acres land to protect against terrorists starting wildfires and meth labs and illegal immigrant communities living on federal land. The other side of the equation is that vesting enforcement at the local level leaves the local sheriff subject to local influence by the Bundy's of the world. It is a poor bill that hopefully will die somewhere along the line before it becomes a law.
Hippies smoking pot…..
Wow, Fluffy, are you having a flashback to Woodstock?
Israel is the world leader in cannabis research and intends to make it big in a multi-billion dollar export market. Damn hippies.
Tipton is expert at skating around the issues. He will say as little as possible, speak in soothing banalities, and try to please everyone.
He's darn good at it.
And it doesn't hurt that he looks like Alfred E. Newman. How can you not trust that face?
the resemblance is striking
Comrade Moderatov:
You seem to think that Democrats and Liberals are all into weed. Doesn't fit me, my husband, or the overwhelming number of my liberal friends, especially the ones in my church.
In contrast to what? Ammosexual and Tea Partiers on crystal meth?
It will be interesting to see how Tipton votes on this bill. If he truly hates our federal lands and wants to see them destroyed through neglect and mismanagement then a yes vote on this bill wouldn't be surprising.