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I'm just trying to help the people...👈👀👍[edit]

Hello my name is.. Kusnierz Joe.. ✌️😁✌️ & If you take my word for it I can tell you what I know

The legalization of All Narcotics Under a structured setting...

After the legalization of Marijuana The passing of measure 110 made the legalization of All Narcotics inevitable over time because now Oregon is legalizing psilocybin mushroom therapy & With the legalization of All Narcotics Under a structured setting Oregon can recognize the Narcotics sold as income for the state to help the people & support Gov. Koteks homeless plan for more then 1 year because once Gov. Koteks plan goes through legislation illegal drug dealers will be accumulating more revenues then normal from her plan from multiple people for a year & with the passing of measure 110.. One can hold an amount of any Narcotic with out worry because it's no longer a felony if your busted & drug counseling is optional if you have your one time payment of $100.. My point...👈👀👍 With all narcotics Legalized & sold by the state through two or three outlets in different locations throughout Oregon the revenues accumulated by these locations can be put to good use for all Oregonians & pay for counselors from both sides of the argument because drug addiction is already a problem & it's a problem that's not going anywhere But Its a problem that will change after legalization.. Because Making a uncontrolled addictive substance widely available to the mass majority as a controlled substance now monitored by the state will change the behaviors of those common derelict miscreant in to consumers.. just Buying a product for adults 21 & over.. must see ID... & truthfully the way our southern border policy is I'm surprised Oregon doesn't have a cartel problem that would be no different from a biker gang that represents its rocker name & colors out in public... 2601:1C0:CE00:6F40:B9F2:CE4D:BEF5:764A (talk) 05:46, 6 March 2023 (UTC)[reply]

Oregon's victim[edit]

I'm curious, Oregon called me someones victim and now 18 years later he's running for a seat in Oregons government.. I mean he was able to get custody of our second kid so it's not very surprising.

Oregon called me his victim because I was 15 and he was 33 then allowed me the victim the one that wasn't even asked what all he put me through was able to be his chaperone after I turned 18.

So Its true? Y'all let sex offenders run to sit next to you?

You already gave him more rights to my daughter then me..

just shows you can be a criminal and get away with stuff as long as you have money.

Things Oregon didn't know.

He bought me. Gave me meth. Had us have sex Infront of a professor. Slept with two other underage minors. His sex offender counselor knew about that..

But supposedly his criminal record is gone so I guess it never happened.

Sincerely Oregon's victim 68.191.147.190 (talk) 07:03, 30 March 2023 (UTC)[reply]