Dumb things conservatives say:

[Gelston]

Why do you care if it's enforced or not?

Why do you care if any law is enforced? We are a nation of laws right?

[Androidpk]

Why do you care if any law is enforced? We are a nation of laws right?

Not all laws are created equally.

[drauz]

That wouldn't matter. The tax stamp has to come from the DEA. The cards mean dick to the Feds.

Well they specifically said recreational laws. Or am I missing something?

[Gelston]

Not all laws are created equally.

Oh, hello time4fun.

Well they specifically said recreational laws. Or am I missing something?

Trying to skirt laws like that is how things are ruined for everyone else.

[Fallen]

If they do enforce it, I would imagine that the recreational states could just do what California did and allow doctors to hand out cards for just about anything. Oh you get headaches, here's your medical marijuana card.

They don't want to lose that revenue now that they've seen how much it is.

With Trump, who the hell knows. He could see how the winds blow on this and change his mind tomorrow. Or not. Expect the worst so as to always be prepared and possibly pleasantly surprised.

[Androidpk]

Trying to skirt laws like that is how things are ruined for everyone else.

[Gelston]

We don't need to know when you are masturbating.

[Androidpk]

We don't need to know when you are masturbating.

[drauz]

Trying to skirt laws like that is how things are ruined for everyone else.

I'm just saying what the administration said. They specifically stated recreational use laws.

Asked whether states that have legalized recreational use could be targeted by federal actions, Spicer said, “I do believe that you'll see greater enforcement.” He said that while federal law prohibits raids of medical marijuana operations, “that's very different than the recreational use, which is something the Department of Justice, I think, will be further looking into.”

[Gelston]

I'm just saying what the administration said. They specifically stated recreational use laws.

Asked whether states that have legalized recreational use could be targeted by federal actions, Spicer said, “I do believe that you'll see greater enforcement.” He said that while federal law prohibits raids of medical marijuana operations, “that's very different than the recreational use, which is something the Department of Justice, I think, will be further looking into.”

Be careful believing anything Spicer says.