COMRADES IN LIBERAL MI College Town Filled With Medical Marijuana Stores IGNORE State Law To Punish LEGAL Tobacco Users [VIDEO]University of Michigan is located in Ann Arbor, MI, and is home to over 43,000 students. Students at U of M and residents of Ann Arbor can purchase legal marijuana on just about every corner. But purchasing legal cigarettes just became a problem for anyone under the age of 21, despite a state law that allows anyone 18 years of age or older to purchase legal tobacco products in the state of Michigan. Why, and how can a city council make these kinds of emotional decisions that supersede state law? Because liberals always know what s best for you There is no room for discussion. Decisions made by progressive government officials don t have to be based on logic, or in this case, on state law; they just have to have enough emotion behind them to sway their comrades on the city council. This story is a perfect example of why Americans need to know who is running for city council in their hometowns and major cities when election time comes around The Ann Arbor City Council last week voted for an ordinance that will ban the sale of tobacco products to people under 21, making it the first city in Michigan to raise the legal purchasing age from 18.Kai Petainen, an Ann Arbor resident who attended the city council meeting, said he recently went to a funeral of a 23-year-old who died from a drug overdose. That friend used tobacco as a gateway drug, he said. It s a funeral of a person who died at only 23 and it was from an overdose. That person began using tobacco at a young age, and eventually they were using other drugs as well,  he said.  Tobacco use can lead to other drugs and it can and does destroy lives. Tobacco shops in Ann Arbor have said the ordinance will drive customers out of the city.The Council voted 9-2 on Aug. 4 for an ordinance sponsored by Council Member Julie Grand, a Democrat representing the city s 3rd Ward.Ann Arbor officials were explicit about their lack of concern with whether the ordinance conflicts with state law, and that they hope the rest of the state follows the city s lead. The tobacco lobby has inflicted enough misery on this country and I m happy to do anything we can to play a leadership role on this effort in Michigan,  Kirk Westphal, a Democratic council member from the 2nd Ward said, according to The Ann Arbor News. It s particularly important to me,  said Council Member Chip Smith, a Democrat from the 5th Ward.  But really what compels me to support this is the fact that Ann Arbor is a leader in things, and this is exactly the type of thing we should be leading on, and I m very happy to support this. In addition to the apparent conflict with a state law preempting local regulations, critics of the ordinance are concerned that its effect would be to send people under 21 to neighboring cities like Ypsilanti or Canton to buy tobacco products.Jack Eaton, a Democrat from the 4th Ward, and Jane Lumm, an independent from the 2nd Ward, voted against the ordinance. According to The Ann Arbor News, they cited Michigan s Tobacco Products Tax Act of 1993 as the cause for their concern.The act says municipalities  shall not impose any new requirement or prohibition pertaining to the sale or licensure of tobacco products for distribution purposes.    MICapConThis new ordinance that will prohibit the sale of tobacco to anyone under the age of 21 years, goes hand-in-hand with the University of Michigan s NO SMOKING ANYWHERE ON CAMPUS law that went into effect on July 1, 2011.Watch the idiocy of this intrusive campus law explained here:Meanwhile, Michigan State University just made it ILLEGAL to SMOKE TOBACCO IN YOUR OWN PRIVATE VEHICLE as long as you are on campus property!Beginning on Aug. 15, a new tobacco-free policy at Michigan State University will make drivers subject to a $150 fine for choosing to smoke or chew tobacco while traveling on public roads that cross the school s East Lansing campus.The ordinance was passed by the board of trustees on June 17, 2015. Its effective date was set for more than a year later on Aug. 15, 2016. A new policy is an effective, cost-efficient way to protect the health of the campus community and encourage tobacco users to reduce or eliminate consumption, thus increasing life, longevity and vitality,  the MSU tobacco-free website states.  Most tobacco users want to quit, and tobacco-free environments encourage users to quit and help them maintain a tobacco and nicotine free status. Students and MSU employees could face additional sanctions. Students who continually violate the ordinance could face sanction through the student judicial system, and employees could face repercussions via Human Resources (just as students and employees could for violating any MSU ordinance),  Cody said.The ban also extends to the use of e-cigarettes and smokeless tobacco on campus, including inside a private vehicle. politics
comrades in liberal mi college town filled with medical marijuana stores ignore state law to punish legal tobacco users video university michigan located ann arbor mi home students students u m residents ann arbor purchase legal marijuana every corner but purchasing legal cigarettes became problem anyone age despite state law allows anyone years age older purchase legal tobacco products state michigan why city council make kinds emotional decisions superseded state law because liberals always know best there room discussion decisions made progressive government officials based logic case state law enough emotion behind sway comrades city council this story perfect example americans need know running city council hometown major cities election time comes around the ann arbor city council last week voted ordinance ban sale tobacco products people making first city michigan raise legal purchasing age retained ann arbor resident attended city council meeting said recently went funeral died drug overdose that friend used tobacco gateway drug said it funeral person died overdose that person began using tobacco young age eventually using drugs well said tobacco use lead drugs destroy lives tobacco shops ann arbor said ordinance drive customers council voted ordinance sponsored council member julie grand democrat representing city arbor officials explicit lack concern whether ordinance conflicts state law hope rest state follows city lead the tobacco lobby inflicted enough misery country i happy anything play leadership role effort michigan kirk westphal democratic council member ward said according the ann arbor news it particularly important said council member chip smith democrat ward but really compel support fact ann arbor leader things exactly type thing leading i happy support in addition apparent conflict state law prompting local regulations critics ordinance concerned effect would send people neighboring cities like ypsilanti canton buy tobacco eaten democrat ward jane lump independent ward voted ordinance according the ann arbor news cited michigan tobacco products tax act cause act says municipalities shall impose new requirement prohibition pertaining sale license tobacco products distribution purposes micapconthis new ordinance prohibit sale tobacco anyone age years goes university michigan no smoking anywhere on campus law went effect july idiot intrusive campus law explained meanwhile michigan state university made illegal smoke tobacco in your own private vehicle long campus property beginning new policy michigan state university make drivers subject fine choosing smoke chew tobacco traveling public roads cross school east landing ordinance passed board trustees june its effective date set year later a new policy effective way protect health campus community encourage tobacco users reduce eliminate consumption thus increasing life longevity vitality msu website states most tobacco users want quit environments encourage users quit help maintain tobacco nicotine free status students msu employees could face additional sanctions students continually violate ordinance could face sanction student judicial system employees could face repercussions via human resources students employees could violating msu ordinance cody ban also extends use scoreless tobacco campus including inside private vehicle politics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: COMRADES IN LIBERAL MI College Town Filled With Medical Marijuana Stores IGNORE State Law To Punish LEGAL Tobacco Users [VIDEO]University of Michigan is located in Ann Arbor, MI, and is home to over 43,000 students. Students at U of M and residents of Ann Arbor can purchase legal marijuana on just about every corner. But purchasing legal cigarettes just became a problem for anyone under the age of 21, despite a state law that allows anyone 18 years of age or older to purchase legal tobacco products in the state of Michigan. Why, and how can a city council make these kinds of emotional decisions that supersede state law? Because liberals always know what s best for you There is no room for discussion. Decisions made by progressive government officials don t have to be based on logic, or in this case, on state law; they just have to have enough emotion behind them to sway their comrades on the city council. This story is a perfect example of why Americans need to know who is running for city council in their hometowns and major cities when election time comes around The Ann Arbor City Council last week voted for an ordinance that will ban the sale of tobacco products to people under 21, making it the first city in Michigan to raise the legal purchasing age from 18.Kai Petainen, an Ann Arbor resident who attended the city council meeting, said he recently went to a funeral of a 23-year-old who died from a drug overdose. That friend used tobacco as a gateway drug, he said. It s a funeral of a person who died at only 23 and it was from an overdose. That person began using tobacco at a young age, and eventually they were using other drugs as well,  he said.  Tobacco use can lead to other drugs and it can and does destroy lives. Tobacco shops in Ann Arbor have said the ordinance will drive customers out of the city.The Council voted 9-2 on Aug. 4 for an ordinance sponsored by Council Member Julie Grand, a Democrat representing the city s 3rd Ward.Ann Arbor officials were explicit about their lack of concern with whether the ordinance conflicts with state law, and that they hope the rest of the state follows the city s lead. The tobacco lobby has inflicted enough misery on this country and I m happy to do anything we can to play a leadership role on this effort in Michigan,  Kirk Westphal, a Democratic council member from the 2nd Ward said, according to The Ann Arbor News. It s particularly important to me,  said Council Member Chip Smith, a Democrat from the 5th Ward.  But really what compels me to support this is the fact that Ann Arbor is a leader in things, and this is exactly the type of thing we should be leading on, and I m very happy to support this. In addition to the apparent conflict with a state law preempting local regulations, critics of the ordinance are concerned that its effect would be to send people under 21 to neighboring cities like Ypsilanti or Canton to buy tobacco products.Jack Eaton, a Democrat from the 4th Ward, and Jane Lumm, an independent from the 2nd Ward, voted against the ordinance. According to The Ann Arbor News, they cited Michigan s Tobacco Products Tax Act of 1993 as the cause for their concern.The act says municipalities  shall not impose any new requirement or prohibition pertaining to the sale or licensure of tobacco products for distribution purposes.    MICapConThis new ordinance that will prohibit the sale of tobacco to anyone under the age of 21 years, goes hand-in-hand with the University of Michigan s NO SMOKING ANYWHERE ON CAMPUS law that went into effect on July 1, 2011.Watch the idiocy of this intrusive campus law explained here:Meanwhile, Michigan State University just made it ILLEGAL to SMOKE TOBACCO IN YOUR OWN PRIVATE VEHICLE as long as you are on campus property!Beginning on Aug. 15, a new tobacco-free policy at Michigan State University will make drivers subject to a $150 fine for choosing to smoke or chew tobacco while traveling on public roads that cross the school s East Lansing campus.The ordinance was passed by the board of trustees on June 17, 2015. Its effective date was set for more than a year later on Aug. 15, 2016. A new policy is an effective, cost-efficient way to protect the health of the campus community and encourage tobacco users to reduce or eliminate consumption, thus increasing life, longevity and vitality,  the MSU tobacco-free website states.  Most tobacco users want to quit, and tobacco-free environments encourage users to quit and help them maintain a tobacco and nicotine free status. Students and MSU employees could face additional sanctions. Students who continually violate the ordinance could face sanction through the student judicial system, and employees could face repercussions via Human Resources (just as students and employees could for violating any MSU ordinance),  Cody said.The ban also extends to the use of e-cigarettes and smokeless tobacco on campus, including inside a private vehicle. politics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: comrades in liberal mi college town filled with medical marijuana stores ignore state law to punish legal tobacco users video university michigan located ann arbor mi home students students u m residents ann arbor purchase legal marijuana every corner but purchasing legal cigarettes became problem anyone age despite state law allows anyone years age older purchase legal tobacco products state michigan why city council make kinds emotional decisions superseded state law because liberals always know best there room discussion decisions made progressive government officials based logic case state law enough emotion behind sway comrades city council this story perfect example americans need know running city council hometown major cities election time comes around the ann arbor city council last week voted ordinance ban sale tobacco products people making first city michigan raise legal purchasing age retained ann arbor resident attended city council meeting said recently went funeral died drug overdose that friend used tobacco gateway drug said it funeral person died overdose that person began using tobacco young age eventually using drugs well said tobacco use lead drugs destroy lives tobacco shops ann arbor said ordinance drive customers council voted ordinance sponsored council member julie grand democrat representing city arbor officials explicit lack concern whether ordinance conflicts state law hope rest state follows city lead the tobacco lobby inflicted enough misery country i happy anything play leadership role effort michigan kirk westphal democratic council member ward said according the ann arbor news it particularly important said council member chip smith democrat ward but really compel support fact ann arbor leader things exactly type thing leading i happy support in addition apparent conflict state law prompting local regulations critics ordinance concerned effect would send people neighboring cities like ypsilanti canton buy tobacco eaten democrat ward jane lump independent ward voted ordinance according the ann arbor news cited michigan tobacco products tax act cause act says municipalities shall impose new requirement prohibition pertaining sale license tobacco products distribution purposes micapconthis new ordinance prohibit sale tobacco anyone age years goes university michigan no smoking anywhere on campus law went effect july idiot intrusive campus law explained meanwhile michigan state university made illegal smoke tobacco in your own private vehicle long campus property beginning new policy michigan state university make drivers subject fine choosing smoke chew tobacco traveling public roads cross school east landing ordinance passed board trustees june its effective date set year later a new policy effective way protect health campus community encourage tobacco users reduce eliminate consumption thus increasing life longevity vitality msu website states most tobacco users want quit environments encourage users quit help maintain tobacco nicotine free status students msu employees could face additional sanctions students continually violate ordinance could face sanction student judicial system employees could face repercussions via human resources students employees could violating msu ordinance cody ban also extends use scoreless tobacco campus including inside private vehicle politics