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Marc Emery Extradited to USA and Sentenced
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Dreamz_Of_Green
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this is the usa waving they dicks again .......sad canada allowed this to happen ... and on top of that they picked on marc due to he was a hop and skip away from the usa unlike those in the dam and other countries it woulda costa fortune to extradite and all that mess
mexicangreen420
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Do we REALLY need to be spending tax money going through all this bullshit? Just let him be, and let Canada be, and then just go the whole way and leave everyone alone, it's none of the us's business. the government's only job, should be primary defense of it's constituents, i see none of that here! we need to revolt or something.
Canada's hands are pretty much tied as I see it, legally and politically.
When a crime is illegal in both countries, one will almost always extradite to the other. Simple as that.
This is a very longstanding tradition between friendly nations, and while the US prison system sucks, nobody thinks this is like shipping dude off to be tortured or something.
I'd say the blame is on America for this one, almost entirely.
When a crime is illegal in both countries, one will almost always extradite to the other. Simple as that.
This is a very longstanding tradition between friendly nations, and while the US prison system sucks, nobody thinks this is like shipping dude off to be tortured or something.
I'd say the blame is on America for this one, almost entirely.
rubbanutz420
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BULLSHIT! Canada might be our friends, but i was hoping they wouldn't give in to us. Sad man, this country is fucked up, dont think it matters which president is in office. Its all just so wrong... And to think emery is going away for a 5 year stint, and THATS A PLEA BARGIN....sad, sad shit..just think what they would do to me our you, even worse, Im sure.
If Canada's hands were tied Canada tied them!. This is disgraceful, were Canada's hands tied when they forced poor Rick Simpson into European exile? [no-one deserves that 
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Canada should have told the US to swivel.
Both countries behaved shamefully throughout this sorry episode.
]Canada should have told the US to swivel.
Both countries behaved shamefully throughout this sorry episode.
i'm sorry about everything the usa has done for the entire bush administration.
the only thing bush did right was let me have my gun in a national park. lol
Olum
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Man look at that poor guy ... someone needs to slip him some chronic cake or something.
We, the collective of cultured cannabis connoisseurs and citizens of these otherwise fine countries, are not the one's who need to apologize. It is the uneducated, ethnocentric masses who do not know the truth and are not willing (or able?) to accept it who need to apologize. They need a scapegoat to point their fingers at to blame for the shortcomings of law enforcement and the government in general. High crime rates? Why search for real causes like high unemployment rates, poor education, and an overwhelmed police force when you can blame it -- at least partially -- on our favorite herb? MJ use is so prevalent, our numbers so strong, that they can pick at our population and pick and pick. We go don't away, but they get to check the block, add to their statistics, have PR feed the glutenous media with the "news" of another evil MJ dealer/grower off the streets and punished. Granny McGoo and Citizen McDumba$$ can rest easy at night because they KNOW LEO is doing a good job protecting them and keeping their streets clean, right? Never mind that the doughnut munchers have become too fat and lazy to apprehend anything but the low hanging fruit. Ours is not only a persecution of ignorance but of convenience.
We, the collective of cultured cannabis connoisseurs and citizens of these otherwise fine countries, are not the one's who need to apologize. It is the uneducated, ethnocentric masses who do not know the truth and are not willing (or able?) to accept it who need to apologize. They need a scapegoat to point their fingers at to blame for the shortcomings of law enforcement and the government in general. High crime rates? Why search for real causes like high unemployment rates, poor education, and an overwhelmed police force when you can blame it -- at least partially -- on our favorite herb? MJ use is so prevalent, our numbers so strong, that they can pick at our population and pick and pick. We go don't away, but they get to check the block, add to their statistics, have PR feed the glutenous media with the "news" of another evil MJ dealer/grower off the streets and punished. Granny McGoo and Citizen McDumba$$ can rest easy at night because they KNOW LEO is doing a good job protecting them and keeping their streets clean, right? Never mind that the doughnut munchers have become too fat and lazy to apprehend anything but the low hanging fruit. Ours is not only a persecution of ignorance but of convenience.
this is a sad day indeed. the end is coming, all our right are being trampled and we are just standing by watching. i hope its over quick.
man,that sh... is f´d up.
as a seed vendor he is imho as responsible for people
sawing the seeds,as gun vendors are responsible for
the murders some of their customers might commit.
damn hypocrites!
as a seed vendor he is imho as responsible for people
sawing the seeds,as gun vendors are responsible for
the murders some of their customers might commit.
damn hypocrites!
G
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Nice attitude for a weed forum. People jump off bridges all the time. Should we stop building them because they are dangerous. Peace GS
complete abuse of power. this is unsoverign from a canadian point of view
Incorrect about what specifically? I never said nations refuse to extradite, merely that the bar is set very high to do so because of the legal nature of extradition treaties and the political ramifications of breaking them.
About the example you provided -
Brazil last executed a criminal in 1876... Of course they are going to resist sending someone off to face the death penalty in some other country. They consider it barbaric, akin to torture.
Emery's case has no such element to justify Canada flying in the face of their extradition treaty with the United States.
Furthermore, this isn't extraditing someone to face trial and potentially severe punishment - this is extraditing someone to fulfill a plea bargain they themselves already agreed to.
Just because the people who have been charged with selling seeds (heh mostly Emery) in the past in Canada got off light doesn't change the fact that they have laws and severe penalties on the books for doing it.
Shit, they tried to hit the OG people with 10 years each, so lets not act like the Canadian government is compassionate to seed sellers.
Thankfully Candian judges have been regarding sentencing at least, but that is simply not the detail that matters when it comes to extraditing someone.
Like said, the bar is high to put up a fight.
Anyways - Saudi Arabia? Really? Laws need to be on the books in both countries for extradition. When Canada makes it illegal for a woman to be in public without her shawl or whatever, maybe, but till then, that example seems pretty silly.
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Someone will always try to find the most extreme examples. Lets just write it down to defensiveness, easier to blame the other foot than take responsibility for their part. Peace GS
pararaboom
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u should revolt while u still have time to do it
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