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Pope calls for more killing
The Pope landed in Mexico today and doubled down on the failed drug war. “We must do whatever is possible to combat this destructive evil against humanity and our youth,” he told reporters, referring to the some 50,000 people killed … Continue reading
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Key action items for stakeholders in the marijuana industry after rescheduling from Schedule I to Schedule III: Apply for DEA…