In this episode, Cole engages in a thought-provoking conversation with RJ, a former law enforcement officer with 20 years of experience at local, state, and federal levels, including work with DHS and border security. This episode is audio only. They explore nuanced views on cannabis legalization, medical use, and public policy, while reflecting on enforcement challenges, societal impacts, and the unintended consequences of drug regulation.
RJ shares insights from his career, including the rationale behind the “broken windows theory,” the challenges of detecting cannabis impairment, and the broader implications of legalization. The discussion touches on controversial topics such as federal vs. state approaches to legalization, the role of law enforcement, and the evolving dynamics of the hemp market.
This candid dialogue highlights the complexity of drug policy reform and the intersection of personal liberty, public safety, and societal order. Tune in for an honest and respectful exchange that bridges differing perspectives.
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