This isn't really a pot bust, IMHO. It's an arbitrary arrest and removal from society of a person the state has reason to prefer to use as a wholly-owned slave, rather than merely one they own a percentage of, like all taxpayers.
Ohio's legal disarray over medical pot is a weapon.
While I hope Ademo manages to wriggle free from their grasp this time, I hope we can see that the battle lines between statists and free people are drawn in our hearts. It is time for a just society, one in which people find it offensive when others claim beneficial interest in them, as if they were corporate owned racehorses.
It's hard not to see Ademo as on point in this battle, and therefore likely to be attacked first. It's also difficult to grasp a coherent plan to win the war on the part of free people. That makes him far more vulnerable.
There are millions, if not billions, of people around the world that have realized they aren't free, and want to fix that. If we can coordinate our efforts and focus on particular locales and policies that are particularly vulnerable, we might make some headway.
Instead, we see great progress being made to monitor and specify the speech and acts of we slaves, such as with pot laws, and hate speech laws in Germany. The slavers are winning.
They are winning because they are willing and able to coordinate $T's in research, policy, and weapons of war, creating point men, like Germany's hate speech laws, or the USA's surveillance state, that are protected and effective at increasing their power.
Is there an equivalent mechanism where we slaves are able to focus our power to gain more freedom?
Thanks!
Of course they 'win' in a figurative way. People have no choice but compliance or it's off to the slammer.