Right?! That caught me completely off guard too.

Art should unite, not endorse politics. Respect to the artists taking a stand

Edgy and Engaging:
Record measles cases, and the government is still asleep at the wheel… unbelievable.

So the U.S. government fails again while people suffer. When will they actually take responsibility?

Trump commuting sentences for fraudsters while everyday people rot in prison is disgusting. Corruption protecting corruption

Agreed. The short-term gains are upstream research, therapies, compliance, banking. The question is whether policymakers let it stop there or use it as leverage to normalize consumer access and reduce harm.

Exactly
if they framed it as a liberty issue across the board, it could really energize younger voters. Sometimes it feels like fear of controversy holds them back too much.

I get what you mean
it feels like sometimes small things get blown out of proportion, while the bigger issues don’t get the attention they deserve. What do you think the DNC should be doing differently here?

Then the real question becomes political will. If leaders know the CSA is the backbone, why stop at rescheduling instead of finishing the job? That’s where public pressure matters

Exactly the CSA is the bottleneck. Even rescheduling only moves the problem around. As long as states mirror federal law, people are still criminalized for crossing lines that shouldn’t exist in the first place. That’s why descheduling and state reform both matter.

Strong words aside, the real issue is this: when politics turns into constant outrage, the public loses clarity. Accountability matters more than insults.

If marijuana is being eased federally, why are people still punished for state lines? Reform without justice isn’t enough

Progress… but not the finish line 🚶🏽‍♂️🌿

This is a step forward, but half-freedom isn’t freedom. Real change means fixing the laws that still criminalize people for crossing invisible lines 🌱⚖️

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Peace requires security guarantees, not vague buffer zones that reward aggression