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Originally Posted by dyna mo
lolz, you make it too easy.\
1. you can't see the difference between felony and misdemeanor.
b. you equate my having a weed card and smoking weed at my leisure in a state that has legal weed laws, has decriminalized pot and during a time when the federal government has gone on public record stating they will not pursue people that use weed like me with a repeat offending drug dealer in a state where it is entirely illegal? got it.
* you tell me i can't read in regards to a 4 strike law yet if you had clicked through to the original article YOU would of READ that the career criminal was prosecuted further by the d.a. under a 4th offense law, i.e. 4 strikes.
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you can add as many laughing smilies as you want. it doesnt stop from the fact you're clueless.
"federal government has gone on record". So what? Politicians go on record and say a lot of things. It is still illegal and you're breaking a federal LAW which is not a misdemeanor. Let me guess you believe what politicians say trump laws also now? Again do some reading you will see federal law trumps your state law. But then again I already pointed this out. Do some of your "critical thinking" and understand what that means.
A) it is impossible to have "4 strikes". Even in baseball when there is a foul ball it will stay at 2 strikes. (i mentioned this just because i know you will try to pull some rabbit non related post out of your hat)
B) There is no "4 strike law" because it is impossible to have "4 strikes"
C) It is a repeat offender law has nothing to do with "4 strikes" which is impossible (See A and B)
D) "Drug offenders in the state are subject to life imprisonment after being convicted three or more times of a crime" where does it say "4 strikes". You again are clueless.
I makes it "easy" for you but yet you continually come off as clueless and resort to name calling.