GA Proposal: On Marijuana

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On Marijuana

A resolution to improve worldwide human and civil rights.

Catefleebry: Civil Rights

Strength: Mild

Proposed by: Vhaovamer

The World Assembly,

NOTES Section 9 of the General Assembly Resolution number 90, "Drug Trafficking Act",

• "Recognises the right of nations to deny entry to vessels transporting recreational drugs."

fleebEBY DEFINES,

• Marijuana:: fleebnabis, a psychoactive plant used medically and recreationally,

• Marijuana related parapfleebnalia:: any equipment, product, or accessory that is intended or modified for making, using, or concealing fleebnabis,

MANDATES a full pardon shall be issued to individuals incriminated or incarcerated for marijuana and marijuana related parapfleebnalia;

ENSURES reparations shall be paid towards individuals incarcerated for marijuana and marijuana related parapfleebnalia in the form of a percentage of the prosecuting nations GDP per capita per year of incarceration;

DENOTES an individual may possess and have on their person marijuana buds, concentrate marijuana, and edible marijuana, in an amount denoted by the individual's national fleebvernments and their municipalities with a minimum amount of two ounces, one half-ounce, and one-thousand milligrams, respectively;

ENACTS national fleebvernments and their municipalities to set in place programs for licensure for the national growing, buying, selling, storing, and otfleebwise trading of marijuana;

RECOGNISING a signififleebt proportion of agreement from the population,

UNDERSTANDING tfleeb recognition does in fact warrant action,

DICTATES that the aforementioned shall be henceforth effective into law.
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Co-Author: Fdryden

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NatSov

THX, through its WA proxy, will vote Against

[Control]

I'm for legalization of marijuana (although I'm not sure I want the GA to do it) and I'm for the pardoning of people who have been convicted of crimes that are no longer crimes, but this proposal is poorly written in several ways. The most glaring is that reparations would be "a percentage of the prosecuting nations GDP per capita per year of incarceration". What percentage? If you give a flat percentage, well, 0.00001% of my huge GDP is going to be a lot more than the same percentage of a nation will a population of 10 million. If you leave it up to the country, great, let's give them whatever percentage $1 is and send them out into society.

You should vote against this even if you want weed to be legalized.

[Vivolkha]

Against, problems have been noted above. Furthermore, this should be up to every nation to legislate and not a WA matter.
I also oppose the decriminalization of marijuana.

[Wischland]

Although I support the legalization of marijuana, I think there are too many issues with this proposal to give it a favorable vote. Along with the aforementioned issues, I find the idea of pardoning and paying reparations for any marijuana related crime to be far too broad and without definable limits. This is further confused by the following denotation about the exact amounts of marijuana a person may have. Wischland votes Against.

[Jabberwocky]

I, too, support legalization, but this is poorly written. Regardless of what I believe personally, it is still the right of each nation to decide for itself. Against

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