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Public opinion is one of the most influential indirect factors of a SCOTUS ruling. What's your opinion on the Hemani case?
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3 upvotes, 4 comments. Sidechat poll by Anonymous in US Politics. "Public opinion is one of the most influential indirect factors of a SCOTUS ruling. What's your opinion on the Hemani case?"
Hemani side (pro weed/guns)
Govt side (anti weed/guns)
Other/Don't care/Don't understand
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Anonymous 21w

I’m not pro gun but as long as we do have guns, weed users should not be excluded.

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Anonymous 21w

People like to say this when it comes to the weed and guns thing but I don't think this would be any better, assuming they treat it the same as they do with USC922g. That'd mean you wouldn't be able to own a gun just because you have a few drinks at a party or a beer/wine with dinner, regardless of if you ever even possessed it while intoxicated.

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Anonymous 21w

Imo what we really need, instead of all this nonsense about status based prohibitions, are laws against possession of a gun while heavily intoxicated in public, similar to DUI laws.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 21w

And to add on to that, don't make it some insane sentence of fucking 10 years minimum with a $500k fine. While I'd agree there are some who might need to be treated so harshly over it, there's going to be a lot more who don't.

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