The problem is so many people would like to have it legalized but they don't bother to read the fine print. And if the government writes the bill there's tons of fine print.
Its the same way there trying to get universal healthcare. I'd love to have healthcare but I'm not willing to butcher the constitution to do it.
killerweed420 Reviewed by killerweed420 on . Seattle Mayor Sounds like he understands the issue more than most government officials. c/p SEATTLE -- He hasn't even taken office yet, but the words of Mayor-Elect Mike McGinn have already perked some citizens' ears. McGinn believes pot should not only be legal, but also taxed. "We recognize that, you know, like alcohol, it's something that should be regulated, not treated as a criminal activity. And I think that's where the citizens of Seattle want us to go," said McGinn on a public radio show on Rating: 5