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The Next Country To Legalize Cannabis May Be...“Argentina has given the first sign that Uruguay’s groundbreaking cannabis reform just may have started a domino effect across Latin America. Following the m…

50 Comments

  1. Kristopher F says:

    Free The Economy

  2. Humberto Videla says:

    Chile has relatively lax marijuana laws?!?! News to me. I guess I have a
    different definition of “lax” than Anna, because to me the fact that it is
    labelled a “Class 1” narcotic alongside cocaine and heroin screams strict.
    In fact the way the law is written; should you be charged with possession,
    it would require you to prove your innocence rather than have the State
    prove your guilt. Sounds Kafkaesque to me.

  3. Tubal Cain says:

    I want Ana to sit on my face !!!

  4. gi4dtv says:

    Santiago is the capital of Chile is not part of Argentina.

  5. Turbine68 says:

    I hope it gets legalized in New york since they mentioned it like two weeks
    ago.

  6. Traythug Martin says:

    Wow how important. 17 trillion of debt, Obamacare failed, underemployment a
    train wreck…and the liberals are talking about smoking dope which will
    surley make the nation more productive. Losers.

  7. AvangionQ says:

    If this works in Uruguay, the idea of legalizing and taxing marijuana will
    likely spread throughout all of South America all the way up to Mexico.
    The American government may need to overturn its rigid policies of not
    providing foreign aid to countries lacking similarly rigid policies when it
    comes to the Drug War, perhaps even consider legalization at home as well.

  8. Коля Адаксин says:

    Cartel’s don’t give a fuck about marijuana. Legalize the hard drugs if you
    want to crack down on cartel’s and other major gangs.

  9. kralalrulz says:

    Jimmy Dores FTW

  10. Batman says:

    “They lost 60,000 in Mexico because of that dumbass war on drugs.” Iraq,
    Afghanistan, Pakistan, etc., lost over 1 million people, over 2 million
    refugees, not to mention those who were Maimed/Injured, Evilly Raped,
    Exploited, Extorted, Subjugated, Harassed, etc., because of that dumbass US
    Terrorist Bush and that dumbass US Terrorist population.

  11. wiigamer136 says:

    I hope this trend moves up North here.

  12. BullMat55 says:

    First sentence in this video…
    “After Urugaaaaiiiiii legalized…” Jesus… 

  13. Steve Son says:

    Legalizing something is the quickest and easiest way to control it.

  14. RappingRain says:

    I am for the legalization of cannabis, but there are negative side effects.
    Ever heard of fetal cannabis syndrome?

  15. Sheldon Taylor says:

    Can somebody PLEEEAAASE give the Republicans 100% power before the U.S is
    completely drugged out & intoxicated, broke/bankrupt from uncontrollable
    social programs and blown to kingdom come by the fuckin terrorist. For
    fucks sake. Jesus.

  16. xds94 says:

    Central America should start thinking of a similar move because they do not
    have good ways of making revenue. Maybe that will help getting people out
    of poverty. 

  17. Ismalith says:

    If more and more states legalise Drugs, no matter which, the drug Mafia
    really will get problems.

  18. Zach Bowen says:

    I wonder if any of that weed will make it to the states, or if it’s not
    worth it to traffic drugs all that way when we have Colorado and
    Washington.

  19. insimplebeing says:

    The War on Drugs was perpetrated primarily to set up the infra-structure
    for our present police state. The prisons will be filled… with you and I.

  20. J o K e r Asylum says:

    No. You want Marihuana to be legalized because you’re a fucking pot head
    junky.

  21. whothebitchnowsucka says:

    Living in California I was expecting us to be the first place ever to
    legalize. I am very very disappointed. We literally grow the best weed in
    the world. 

  22. dakotagau says:

    ALL YOU NEED IS A BAG OF WEED!

  23. Jack Horowitz says:

    Santiago is in Chile, not Argentina.

    Most countries are getting used to the idea of legalization and all the
    federal income benefits that can come from tourism and taxation.

  24. Dillan Evans says:

    *rubs hand together* Good, good. Soon, soon…

  25. That Guy says:

    if Argentina legalizes pot then most others will because it is actually a
    large and wealthy country. 

  26. Levi I says:

    we have the most populated prison system in the world because of this “War
    on Drugs” campaign. each state makes a profit on it because the feds pay
    them with our tax money. After all… Marijuana is only illegal because
    some guy who owned a paper mill saw hemp as a threat to his business. so he
    made up some phony story about a guy who got high and hacked up a family.
    Did you know that the feds classify marijuana as dangerous as meth and
    heroin? Did you know that if you make something illegal, it becomes more
    enticing particularly among the youth. Example: alcohol prohibition. I no
    longer see this American government as legitimate. They cant even make a
    budget for more than 6 months at a time. They are not transparent in the
    laws and bills they pass. The two party system is not a democracy. No one
    audits the federal reserve. They waist our money on “Zombie” Mega banks
    that should hold no wait in finance other than to hold onto our money until
    we need it so we don’t hide it in our mattresses. Did you that 9 trillion
    dollars disappeared from the federal reserve in 2007 when lieman bros
    crashed and to this day is not explained. I could go on and on. I already
    know some comments will say, “Why don’t you just leave.” my answer is
    because that is giving up…quitting. only a coward runs away when there is
    still a chance for victory. I believe in the republic but it has been
    hijacked by big business. Its time for all to stand up…and not just for
    the weed. ;)

  27. chuhrros says:

    if Brazil follows suit before WC2014 it will be interesting

  28. snomelc920J says:

    Only on Earth, we can convince a man to get on a rocket and walk on the
    moon, but throw him in jail for smoking a joint, go figure. 

  29. Bukssna says:

    You go South America! Hope you start the movement around the world…

  30. Joseph Stellon says:

    Oh dear god now pakman is never going to shut up about argentina…

  31. Hadley Pleasanton says:

    And this is precisely why those Latin-American countries will always remain
    Third World dysfunctional. 😉

    Let’s hope these neo-narco-states serve as irresistible lure for US
    drug-users. Oh, and don’t forget to leave you citizenship papers at the
    border on your way out, dopeheads. :)

  32. FALLOUTBIOCREED says:

    Come on, rest of the US! We (From Washington) and Colorado are waiting for
    the rest of you to stand up!

  33. Nix alot says:

    I cringe every time they say Uruguay

  34. emrguns1 says:

    Guys & Gals, the government runs the drugs, thus “Drug Czar”

  35. Chris B says:

    BTW The comment about Koreans and f****** them crossed the line.

  36. Jon Doe says:

    I say they should go for it. It`s just pot after all. I have never seen
    anyone suffer any serious side effects from smoking pot. I am sure farmers
    will be happy about the change. Pot is really easy to grow and ever easier
    to sell. Just think about how the local farmer`s market will change when
    beside the corn and tomatoes there is also stalks of dried pot for sale.

  37. smilebombay says:

    The government shouldn’t have control over what people may take into their
    own bodies- not to this extent, at least. It’s one thing to ban a substance
    that’s unarguably harmful when used in the most likely way. Example,
    certain carcinogenic preservatives aren’t allowed to be used in food
    because the public will most likely consume enough of it to experience
    long-term negative side effects- because we eat a LOT of processed foods
    with unnaturally long shelf lives.

    But marijuana isn’t something that is so likely to be abused to the point
    of serious long-term damage that it ought to be banned. It is no more
    harmful than tobacco and significantly less harmful than alcohol, with
    medicinal benefits not associated with either of the other two. There’s no
    logic behind keeping any one of those things banned while allowing any of
    the others.

    People should not lose years of their life to prison because they smoked
    some pot while somebody smokes a cigarette beside them without even a slap
    on the wrist.

    The positives of the legalization of pot outweigh the negative (in fact I
    honestly can’t name a significant negative):
    If people have a safe place to purchase marijuana, they will not have to
    work with drug dealers, so their chance of being exposed to hard drugs is
    much lower; Taxpayers won’t have to spend hundreds of thousands a year to
    house people in prison for pot-related offenses; and state governments can
    tax the shit out of it. Imagine all of the people in the world who smoke
    pot. Now imagine all of those people putting money into their governments
    for it. That is insane profit, plus whatever money can be redirected from
    the prison system at that point.

  38. IRDK4 says:

    It’s funny that I got an axe commercial on a video about weed

  39. ShaunWhiteismyGinger says:

    Great video, loved the domino’s joke

  40. Alberto Gómez says:

    SANTIAGO IS THE CAPITAL OF CHILE. IT´S NOT A CITY OF ARGENTINA!!!

  41. Midnight Fapper says:

    yeah, ’cause what’s good for crime-ridden third world countries is good for
    the usa!

  42. Luke Milton says:

    January 1, 2014 Colorado will allow licensed pot retailers to sell to
    customers for recreational use!!!! 

  43. WafflesNkatanas says:

    I thought this said legalize cannibals lol

  44. shook graff says:

    eaa argentina!

  45. TheReykjavik says:

    Decriminalization is not a good option. Decriminalization is a vague
    halfway land where you can’t grow or sell it, but can possess it and use it
    (though if you do you are naughty naughty person). This leaves the
    production and distribution in the hands of gangs. It should be sold in
    legal, regulated markets.

  46. spentfromnz says:

    You think the gangsters will just call it a day if weed is available over
    the counter? Instead of fleecing addicts they will just go back to straight
    up robbing people as their sole means of income.

  47. Martin Levy says:

    Not small for Cubans , they loose 5 billon a year. Not fair.

  48. ecwaufisxtreme says:

    When Sarah Palin becomes President, cannabis will cease to exist! President
    Palin will purify this planet of pot! Marijuana will cease to exist on the
    Palin Planet!

  49. Dalmatinac IDwaPole. says:

    The drug war is dead. It should be terminated.

  50. suburban sentinel says:

    The U.S. will fight tooth and nail to keep fighting tooth and nail against
    drugs. There’s too much entrenched bureaucracy and too much money to be
    made locking up non-violent drug felons in private prisons. Also the “war
    on drugs” is such a misguided policy and colossal failure most politicians
    won’t ever admit they were wrong for supporting the effort.

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