thumper60
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haha just don't drop ya soap.that would be great, but the government sees it as a revenue source, so they want their cut of the profits. i'd rather pay a tax than get molested in a prison shower.....
haha just don't drop ya soap.that would be great, but the government sees it as a revenue source, so they want their cut of the profits. i'd rather pay a tax than get molested in a prison shower.....
that would be great, but the government sees it as a revenue source, so they want their cut of the profits. i'd rather pay a tax than get molested in a prison shower.....
Would have to be a really big grow to get prison time here and its been decriminalised in the A.C.T and S.A for quiet some time. Just wish my state would adapt it or the Feds adapt it.I agree 100% but I think what @Roger A. Shrubber wrote is more in line with reality. The govt never misses a chance to dip in for their cut.
I agree.Highly regulated is not exactly the same as legal. The more people who grow the better. If enough people grew it would be impossible to monitor. Most who get busted these days have it on them when they commit some other crime. In my entire life I have never bought weed.
Those who want it illegal like big pharma and organized crime work together. Folks who want it legal do not. Many things can be done. Referendums are good even if they are not binding. Any city council can pass a resolution to prioritize crimes in terms of importance. Referendums are hard to ignore. Cannabis can be at the bottom. Any city government can determine what laws get the most attention and which don't Citizens can be taught about jury nullification. It doesn't matter what a judge says. Any juror can turn away a cannabis conviction and there is absolutely nothing a judge can do. There are ways to win but they are not through conventional channels. Cannabis users seem to be strictly into themselves and don't do things for then public good. So they get screwed over and over again.I agree.
Having went thru the drug war 80s something that surprises me is the people who will speak out these days. I’m not on FB but a friend has shown me several news stories on pot busts and the comments are surprising for being in a small southern town. It gives me hope to see folks support legal weed like that.
I agree that people should be able to grow a few plants at home. If the landlord says no in a rental situation then leave.These numbers are insane!!!! No other way to look at it. I'm sure NYC is a great place...but not that great lol...no offense.
This is the problem with a black market or any market for that matter where average people can not participate. As I said in my previous thread...fk a black market!!!
You weren't going to the right ones in Denver. There are a few awesome ones.I agree that people should be able to grow a few plants at home. If the landlord says no in a rental situation then leave.
I remember going to Denver to check out a few dispensaries about 3 years ago. My "guide' was a 40 ish + Grateful Dead fan boy. The merchandise was shit. We stood around for a little while and he said only dicks would buy from most dispensaries.
For concentrate that is a different story.