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  Mohawk reserve up here in Ontario is lit.
context: How the hell did Missouri beat Pennsylvania in recreational weed? That's beyond crazy. >
  
  Our voters are known for voting conservative fuckwads into office while mostly supporting more liberal voter initiatives on statewide referendums such as recreational weed legalization and medicaid expansion. As a result, the state level GQPers are currently working on legislation to make it much harder for voter initiatives to get on the ballot and get passed, because nothing says "we support democracy" like trying to willfully limit the ability of the electorate to enact change.
  edit: just wanted to add that Missouri voters also rejected right-to-work becoming law in a statewide referendum. >
  
  Yep. The measure that the MO House passed this week would require constitutional amendments to get 60% to pass. If the Senate passes it, it goes to the ballot in 2024 for us to vote on. Sounds easy, right? No way it'll pass, right? How would the GOP spin this?
  The MO Senate added to the measure the requirement that you need to be a MO citizen to vote in MO elections. That's something that's already covered by the US Constitution, so the GOP is most likely going to promote it as "keeping outsiders out of our elections!". >
  
  Just to add, Missouri voters just voted to not allow our current state government to rewrite the the state constitution. >
  
  Correct, but that goes up for vote again every 10 years. We're at least safe for now. >
  
  What is Running Man going to do about Men getting high? (I hear it shrinks your balls r/) >
  
  Recreational sales in Missouri before New York, unreal >
  
  I guess.  But nyc did open its first rec desp recently >
  
  Good for NYC, but it doesn’t help people outside the city. And they’ve dragged their feet since it was announced getting everything set up >
  
  Go to the Seneca nation. It’s the Wild West out there. They’ve got billboards advertising $10 eighths on the highway.