The United States of America vs. The Left Coast

[Tim May]

On Wednesday, November 21, 2001, at 05:41 PM, Meyer Wolfsheim wrote:

> On Wed, 21 Nov 2001, Steve Schear wrote:
>
>> I can't see any constitutional basis for the FDA (or much of the FAA 
>> or FCC
>> regulations for that matter). Perhaps not regulating California 
>> marijuana
>> clinics impacts marijuana clinics in other states: empty Commerce 
>> Clause
>> justification.
>
> Question to the lawyerly-types:
>
> What would happen if California passed a law making seizure of marijuana
> plants from an approved medical marijuana facility a criminal offense?
>
> The local sheriff's department should then be responsible for preventing
> such criminal raids by the DEA, and the agents involved should be 
> arrested
> and prosecuted.
>
> How would this play out, both on the street and in the courts?
>

Much the same thing as when governors in the past (and legislatures) 
said that there laws about race-mixing took precedence over Yankee laws 
*requiring* race-mixing.

Namely, the troops were called in to assert the power of the 
Washingtonians over the states.

Ditto for troops enforcing school busing.

And in the New Regime of suspension of detention without trial, sneak 
and peak raids without warrants, torture (proposed by some Zionist 
shysters), and untrained-for-police-work soldiers waving M-16s at the 
proles, expect things to be much, much worse.


--Tim May
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