Recent comments in /f/UpliftingNews
speaks_truth_2_kiwis t1_jayrzsf wrote
Reply to comment by bubleve in People convicted of a federal cannabis possession charge can now apply to have the conviction removed from their records by OregonTripleBeam
> They pardoned federal crimes. Your statement was about the state level so that is what I responded to.
You're confusing me with another poster.
> It is unclear to me if the president has those powers, pretty sure that has to be Congress.
In any case. the Biden admin is implying that this action does more than it actually does. Disinforming the public and taking credit for more than he actually did.
> “The President’s pardon lifts barriers to housing, employment and educational opportunities for thousands of people with those prior convictions,”
Maybe.
If it's up to the federal government (federal jobs and such), this may work. Of course, the Biden admin fired a bunch of people for mj early on, didn't they?
And who knows what future administrations might do.
But a pardon doesn't expunge a conviction from your record.
And an employer can still absolutely refuse to hire a pardoned mj convict.
And a landlord can still absolutely refuse housing.
No one has been or will be released from prison.
The best possible result is a certificate saying you've been pardoned by Joe Biden. Which may actually mean something to some relevant people. Or it may not.
ZekeDaniel t1_jayryhr wrote
Reply to Newly discovered chemicals are so deadly to fungi they are named after Keanu Reeves | CNN by Competitive-Wall2473
Which fungi? Aren't a lot of fungi good for the ecosystem?
Envenger t1_jayrwee wrote
Reply to A child learned his favorite waiter was struggling. He raised $30,000 for him. by madamskullcrusher
Oh how uplifting, i am sure his lide is going to turn arround and hw wonr have to survive based on charity in future.
Chosen1Khaled t1_jayrpoq wrote
Reply to comment by nerixs in Newly discovered chemicals are so deadly to fungi they are named after Keanu Reeves | CNN by Competitive-Wall2473
Yes, Valley Fever in the southwest USA actually
MouthJob t1_jayrp1z wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in People convicted of a federal cannabis possession charge can now apply to have the conviction removed from their records by OregonTripleBeam
Didn't they also think he may have murdered his business partner or some shit? Or did that happen at a different time?
DistributionOwn6195 t1_jayr1mt wrote
Reply to People convicted of a federal cannabis possession charge can now apply to have the conviction removed from their records by OregonTripleBeam
good thing. They were stupid racist laws made like a 100 yrs ago. Alcohol had a much worse effect on the world
infinitedaydreamer t1_jayr1dv wrote
Fun fact: I was born 3.5 months early and survived 💪
[deleted] t1_jayqz10 wrote
Reply to comment by FlyingButtPlugs in ‘0% chance of survival’: World’s most premature twins record broken by blackchristopher
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the_fishtanks t1_jayqvo0 wrote
Reply to comment by PaxNova in People convicted of a federal cannabis possession charge can now apply to have the conviction removed from their records by OregonTripleBeam
I see what you did there
infinitedaydreamer t1_jayqv1e wrote
Reply to comment by FlyingButtPlugs in ‘0% chance of survival’: World’s most premature twins record broken by blackchristopher
3.5 months early oops
AnonUserAccount t1_jayqt5r wrote
Reply to Newly discovered chemicals are so deadly to fungi they are named after Keanu Reeves | CNN by Competitive-Wall2473
I know Keanu is a fun guy, but if it’s so deadly, why not make it after Chuck Norris?
juicebox02 t1_jayqff2 wrote
Reply to comment by alext06 in A child learned his favorite waiter was struggling. He raised $30,000 for him. by madamskullcrusher
lol, reddit's version of the edgy 4chan nazi
apocolipse t1_jayqdoc wrote
Reply to comment by SeaOfGreenTrades in People convicted of a federal cannabis possession charge can now apply to have the conviction removed from their records by OregonTripleBeam
Pretty much only people smoking in national parks or other federal property
CoryTheDuck t1_jayq9d5 wrote
Reply to comment by SeaOfGreenTrades in People convicted of a federal cannabis possession charge can now apply to have the conviction removed from their records by OregonTripleBeam
Over one ounce was usually a federal offense.
moistsoup333 t1_jayq5cr wrote
Reply to comment by Mistygirl179 in People convicted of a federal cannabis possession charge can now apply to have the conviction removed from their records by OregonTripleBeam
Sounds about right
erection_detection_ t1_jayq4wx wrote
SingingPurrmaid t1_jayq156 wrote
Reply to People convicted of a federal cannabis possession charge can now apply to have the conviction removed from their records by OregonTripleBeam
This is absurd. So the ones working two or three jobs because they can’t break through above minimum wage when that won’t even pay your rent so don’t have time to file or understand a filing - so the ones who need this most - just fall through the cracks? This needs to be automatic.
Pezdrake t1_jaypyr8 wrote
Reply to People convicted of a federal cannabis possession charge can now apply to have the conviction removed from their records by OregonTripleBeam
Do it fast. This may not be a long lasting policy.
Exelbirth t1_jayp9zz wrote
Reply to comment by Duo_Decimal in A child learned his favorite waiter was struggling. He raised $30,000 for him. by madamskullcrusher
Newspaper owned by one of the world's richest people promoting children working to support struggling adults, go figure.
karatekid430 t1_jayp4sq wrote
Reply to comment by SpinozaTheDamned in People convicted of a federal cannabis possession charge can now apply to have the conviction removed from their records by OregonTripleBeam
Screw the class traitors
TheWayOfTheLeaf t1_jayp4er wrote
Reply to comment by TheRomanRuler in ‘0% chance of survival’: World’s most premature twins record broken by blackchristopher
My twins were born 10 weeks early, weighing about 2.5 pounds each. Our neonatologists and other specialists all told us that they were very lucky to be as healthy as they were and not have any major disabilities. Lucky has meant heart murmurs, difficulty gaining weight and growing, reflux, chronic constipation, feeding issues requiring therapy, physical delays and disabilities requiring therapy, multiple surgeries, compromised immune systems, and more. They're six now and if you didn't know you'd think they are typical kindergartners. We currently have specialists for Physical Therapy, Urology, Gastroenterology, Endocrinology, and Psychiatry. And we are the lucky ones. Parents of these preemies need to prepare for a lifetime of complications, doctors visits, stress, fear, and trauma. These kids will have to fight for every milestone. At what point does it become unethical to keep babies alive and force them through a life of suffering? My kids are happy and have excellent quality of life and I still sometimes feel guilty for everything they have to deal with. It is a very complicated topic for sure.
Mistygirl179 t1_jayp0p5 wrote
Reply to comment by moistsoup333 in People convicted of a federal cannabis possession charge can now apply to have the conviction removed from their records by OregonTripleBeam
To collect application fees probably smh
imdoon t1_jayow10 wrote
Reply to People convicted of a federal cannabis possession charge can now apply to have the conviction removed from their records by OregonTripleBeam
Wheres the restitution?
tiduz1492 t1_jayop68 wrote
Reply to comment by cliff99 in A child learned his favorite waiter was struggling. He raised $30,000 for him. by madamskullcrusher
they call it the "new normal" we all gotta just accept it...
MouthJob t1_jays14v wrote
Reply to comment by bubleve in People convicted of a federal cannabis possession charge can now apply to have the conviction removed from their records by OregonTripleBeam
You can suspect whatever you want. As long as they make up some other random bullshit to actually say out loud, they can see it in all kinds of screwed up ways in their own screwed up head all they want.