so tired of people who believe in magic being treated like sane, trustworthy adults. keep them out of positions of power and put them somewhere they can be treated and rehabilitated. not surprising for a state like Oklahoma, but fuckin christ these poor bastards need to find their bootstraps and figure out reality

do you live your whole life this confidently incorrect every day?

I guess I’ve been getting all the goblincore posts, not enough cryptid action. I need to switch it up!

well hell let’s rip into these ripened bastards

why have I never encountered the word ‘cryptid’ until 2024, specifically in meme form, multiple times? Odd thing. tf are the kids up to these days

something in common with prisoners! Hell yeah Tennessee!

I shock

such is the way of comedy

Lmao I’m sorry. Jeff, El Jefe, you’re just spreadin the word homie, and I am just a fool 🧐 I only crash land, it’s the only way I know

sigh go lay in an early grave you useless old bag

there’s a lot more shame in such a suggestion or the battle flag that all the bigots display

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Ok weed was up top but this is more bang for the buck

you gonna bang that shit or what

lol alright, I agree it’s a first world problem of sorts but a household income of 140k isn’t ‘rich’ even if comparably it’s almost double the average; that just highlights the greater wage issues and economic turmoil.

The issue itself is over technicalities and should not be. Having to take a ferry to buy pot within the same state, which is where the legislation lies, is nonsensical, regardless of the affected people’s income.

Solve the stupid problem, don’t offer stupid solutions that could ‘work’, which I doubt the locals would even agree with. Spending money and using fuel where paperwork suffices sound like a southern solution…

Just like priests, that’s how you know it’s solid playbook, coach

“this stuff just happens in waves. As long as it’s not cold!” - some people we’ll be sharing eternal beds with

At least I’m not wasting my time with children or church

I had fun!

There are few ‘viable solutions’ that readily present themselves to the concerned voter, so little gets resolved and issues continue to grow and morph. If you look at things through a state by state lens it becomes more cloudy because state laws will affect more immediate issues and can very likely differ. It’s hard to command fifty entities in one direction, all worried about various concerns in various directions. Having faith in this Rube Goldberg machine def makes for a bad time, so apathy and hope suffice. System working as intended, do not investigate.