@firefly,
Firefly,
If u feel like it, u might address my
jurisdictional challenge
to California 's drug control law, to wit:
Just speaking as an American citizen,
I wanna offer the opinion, that I consider it
very unlikely
that the State had any authority to enact that "law";
i.e., when the government of California was created
by the citizens, (in my opinion) it is very
unlikely
that those citizens, in effect, said to their baby
(the newly created government, in its constitution)
anything like:
" if we are too stupid in our personal choices,
then we want u, the State, to watch us and to break in on us
and make us do what
YOU want us to do
because, being a government, you are smarter
than we are and we respect your judgment better than our own,
because we (your creators) are stupider than you, our creation."
I doubt that that happened. Accordingly, if such jurisdiction
was not granted to the State, then its jurisdiction to control
what the citizens ingest was
STOLEN (usurped) and fraudulent jurisdiction.
If that is so, then it shoud be deemed void.
That 's how it seems to me.
Admittedly: I don 't know the law of California,
nor do I know California 's constitutional history.
David