Quote Originally Posted by killerweed420
If this is just a civil case it won't have as much meaning. It will allow collectives to sue and recover costs from the DEA but won't stop them.

u know, this can pretty much be the salt poured into your beer bottle, a few high profile cases is all thats needed to stir things up and push for some kinda change...

DEA is there cuz its a money maker, it keeps hundreds of thousands of jobs.

to me, the only reason we still have marijuana prohibition is that if it ceases to exist, alot of money will not be made, many police-dea-doj jobs will be lost!
sure they may switch their focus to real crime and hard drugs, but i think if marijuana is cleared from illegality, we will have surplus of personnel and assets for drug wars! almost all other drugs are purely imported goods. with exceptions of mushrooms or piote, things like these...

so hitting the purse will hurt them... especially if it goes into large sums or gets to supreme court, unless ofcourse none of these cases make it thru