there were people to smoke marijuana legally aside. so this year s festival was a different last year s fall the real celebrating the legalization. john: just as illegal. believe that up to an individual judgment you can jaywalk. i could arrest you, but i m probably not going to because i have bigger things to worry about. the same thing. if you re smoking weed they re going to a tow little bristles on. john: to be clear, legal to possess up to 1 ounce of marijuana. john: well. did not know was that kind of show. that is something that looks like we. they lit up at 4:20 p.m. there is as big thing about 420. no one really knows exactly. might have been. john: april 20th. 420 is still honor code. if someone says to you, do you
wonderful place. hardly any place better than san diego and my view in terms of the weather and the amenities. its seeing over 4 percent of the population is keeping that state for neighboring states are more free including says that a personally free like nevada. in california is not at top destination for anyone anymore. that tells you something. when you have a lot of regulations, where reform it take a man kills jobs. people don t want to go there. of illinois and indiana for comparison, right next door. illinois even as one of the greatest cities in the country, chicago. people are fleeing. john: some states are bad for personal freedom but get in other areas. yes. john: up to cut his second overall and ranks sixth. john: great fiscal policy, but it is to make improvements in the personal freedom area. really i victimless crime arrest and incarceration rates. authorizes sobriety checkpoints, things like that which aren t so
which the winner was alaska, nevada, maine, new mexico, new hampshire. breakdown by economics. exactly. we talk about things like freedom from incarceration or rest from a victimless crimes command-and-control, education policy, marriage policy committee and travel freedoms. john: you re saying if they allow a marriage that s good. you re making value judgments. freedom is a moral concept. we can study it scientifically is see which states are more less free. john: and i don t see people wanting to move to south are enough to cover that much. but you know, what s actually interesting about this study is the shows that people flow with jowls. jobs follow freedom, economic freedom or regulatory freedom, but personal freedom. and so basically there s a connection. is there. john: some states have 18
canada cup. we left the rally in? and people were streaming of the part because there s nothing worse than when someone horses are mellow my horrible shooting. an event like that creates instant paranoia and surges of adrenaline. people stormed out of the park. they re still looking for the suspects. john: it was some gang incident, they say. john: and their work, by the way, marijuana brings together many different people from all walks of life. your talking about 70 year-old source still holding on to the grateful dead dream. your talking about 21 year-old, i m assuming there were 21. they looked quite young. they re experimenting with the for the first time. people from all walks of life. no one else was violent, have to say. very, very happy for the most part. john: you brought up the hypocrisy argument. this bugs me.
issue something. it sucks the incentive out of people. look, unions like any other democratic organizations sometimes do things that people don t think are in the interest of society. as sometimes happens. that said, what unions do as a whole is the power to workers to negotiate on relatively equal footing with their employers which enables them to get a relatively fair bargain. without that we see that they get much lower wages and less benefits, what our economy needs at this moment is workers to have purchasing power to spend on goods and services that drive our economy. really, that is what has been happening for much of recent years. there s not enough purchasing power. workers are not earning enough money. john: unions raise wages for some people, others become unemployed. toyota paid $48 per hour, create jobs in america. gm is paying 703. they lost 30,000 jobs. help of u.s. air more because those companies don t grow.