U.S. states' pot legalization not in line with international law: U.N. agency

[Desperado]

So now states have to answer to United Nations laws? This is beyond the scope of the United Nations.
Sorry, this is what concerns me as a citizen we are giving up our rights to an international body of stooges.
U.S. states pot legalization not in line with international law U.N. agency Reuters

 

[Delta4Embassy]

Most international drug law is set by the US pressuring countries to adopt US positions or face economic sanctions or other punishments. Happens a lot all the way back to the 70s. US wants to be the defacto boss of the world so whatever we decide here via laws gets pushed onto most everyone else.

 

[Saigon]

The US has not given up any rights to the UN - that is not what the UN does.

However, the US has signed a protocal, which is an international agreement. If the US signed, then of course it has some obligations, but in this case who knows what they are.

 

[Roadrunner]

The US has not given up any rights to the UN - that is not what the UN does.

However, the US has signed a protocal, which is an international agreement. If the US signed, then of course it has some obligations, but in this case who knows what they are.

Who cares about the rule of law.

Not Obama and his Grubercrat stooges.

 

[Saigon]

Roadrunner -

It's not a "LAW" genius, it's a convention.

I believe the Bush administration signed it, btw.

 

[Moonglow]

It is an accord from 1970

 

[Moonglow]

Other nations are blowing off the US and their War on Drugs....