Issues With Prop 19 Solved! Now we can all Support it.

veggiegardener

veggiegardener

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The really scary race in this election is Steve Cooley for Attorney General.

Even if 19 passes, he swears he'll stamp out "legal" marijuana.

....and he's leading.
 
klmmicro

klmmicro

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Does he have the authority to override Prop 215 OR 19 (should it pass), or any other state law? He can make his case and hope that the legislature will side with him, but I do not see where he has the power to create legislation...that is purposefully not part of the AG job description. The DA's are elected positions as well, and they have to consider what the result of thwarting the voter could be when their time to renew comes up.

The problem comes about that there are a few issues in the state that need to be addressed besides cannabis. One of those has to do with firearm ownership. Cooley is pro Second Amendment and the Dem competitor is just more of the same for firearms owners. Aside from Cooley, the only other candidate worth voting for is Hannan as both issues would be addressed in an amicable fashion. The Libertarian candidate will not win unfortunately.
 
veggiegardener

veggiegardener

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Under Dan Lungren, a LOT of legal MMJ patients were prosecuted.

Juries are a committee. Committees are stupid.

There are still folks in jail for legal grows.

Interpretation by the AG is what guides local DAs.

Expect the worst.
 
potroast

potroast

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veggiegardener said:
Under Dan Lungren, a LOT of legal MMJ patients were prosecuted.

Juries are a committee. Committees are stupid.

There are still folks in jail for legal grows.

Interpretation by the AG is what guides local DAs.

Expect the worst.
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Yes, we are expecting the worst, like when cannabis consumers campaign against Prop 19. :roll:

So Cooley could try to wipe out all cannabis in the state, medical use too, if Prop 19 fails. But if Prop 19 is law, he will have a harder time prosecuting us.

Figure it out, we need your YES vote for Prop 19 and Kamala Harris for Attorney General.

:mrgreen:
 
desert dude

desert dude

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potroast said:
Yes, we are expecting the worst, like when cannabis consumers campaign against Prop 19. :roll:

So Cooley could try to wipe out all cannabis in the state, medical use too, if Prop 19 fails. But if Prop 19 is law, he will have a harder time prosecuting us.

Figure it out, we need your YES vote for Prop 19 and Kamala Harris for Attorney General.

:mrgreen:
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I voted for prop 19 and Kamala Harris.

I am not so sure that Harris will be any better than Cooley on MJ, though.
 
desert dude

desert dude

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klmmicro said:
Does he have the authority to override Prop 215 OR 19 (should it pass), or any other state law? He can make his case and hope that the legislature will side with him, but I do not see where he has the power to create legislation...that is purposefully not part of the AG job description. The DA's are elected positions as well, and they have to consider what the result of thwarting the voter could be when their time to renew comes up.

The problem comes about that there are a few issues in the state that need to be addressed besides cannabis. One of those has to do with firearm ownership. Cooley is pro Second Amendment and the Dem competitor is just more of the same for firearms owners. Aside from Cooley, the only other candidate worth voting for is Hannan as both issues would be addressed in an amicable fashion. The Libertarian candidate will not win unfortunately.
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Every election is a lesser of two evils situation. I am very pro second amendment, and I support prop 19. I voted against Cooley because of his prop 19 stance.
 
Serapis

Serapis

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potroast said:
Yes, we are expecting the worst, like when cannabis consumers campaign against Prop 19. :roll:
:mrgreen:
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Actually, it's mostly 215 growers that have the maximum number of plants and the ones that ignore plant limits that are campaigning against 19. I don't think the average smoker or consumer is voting no.... That would really make no sense...
 
Burger Boss

Burger Boss

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REALSTYLES said:
Funny thing is I don't grow 50+ plants. I grow 4-6 plants and they're at least 2 1/2 feet wide indoor and my grow area is now reduced to 5 x 5 and y'all don't think I'm pissed about it. Maybe when realized this is a phased you'd be pissed too.
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Strike the 5X5, insert 25 sq. feet, O.K., continue.............
 
Burger Boss

Burger Boss

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Hayduke said:
Q:When was the last time the price went down on ANYTHING people actually want???

A: NEVER.

If this passes...the only way anyone will be able to support small local growers will be illegally.

:leaf::peace::leaf:
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The last item I really wanted, was a 48" flat screen hi-def TV. The model I wanted was $1850 4 years ago, I bought one for $937 a month ago. Hopefully, now you see the picture, When something is in HIGH demand with SHORT or ILLEGAL supply, it WILL be expensive.
BUT, open the floodgates, get multiples of legal product out there.................OK?
 
Burger Boss

Burger Boss

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Hayduke said:
]Bullshit! If the supply is high...YOU MAKE HASH!!!!!!

[/B]The price of weed is NOT going to plummet!!! Taxes, fees and greed make sure of it.

There will not be tons of companies...19 allows local governments to charge what they wish...or not allow it at all.

This was written by and for Dick Lee...SF and Alameda County will be fine with working with a select few Mega growers.

Conservative SoCal will see very little commercial production because Jesus is coming back and they don't want to risk pissing him off...Hemp threatens the timber industry in the North, and the Central Valley fights for every drop of Delta water they can get...and it's NOT enough!

But don't worry...you will probably be able to buy Oaksterdam weed all over the state.

:leaf::peace::leaf:
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And when the HASH supply reaches epic proportions, THEN WHAT?

This is a Cannabis Growing Forum! So "don't worry"...WE WONT NEED OAKSTERDAM WEED! (At least I wont!).....BB
 
Hayduke

Hayduke

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Burger Boss said:
The last item I really wanted, was a 48" flat screen hi-def TV. The model I wanted was $1850 4 years ago, I bought one for $937 a month ago. Hopefully, now you see the picture, When something is in HIGH demand with SHORT or ILLEGAL supply, it WILL be expensive.
BUT, open the floodgates, get multiples of legal product out there.................OK?
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Unfortunately weed is not some new technology...It's a freaking commodity...price aint gonna drop, again if you think so...you are high.

Burger Boss said:
And when the HASH supply reaches epic proportions, THEN WHAT?

This is a Cannabis Growing Forum! So "don't worry"...WE WONT NEED OAKSTERDAM WEED! (At least I wont!).....BB
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That's funny "Today the California Hash supply reached "Epic" proportions...leading to a crash in the Hash markets worldwide...News at 11"...What will we do with all this hash???? Winterize your home?...replace rubber cement?...Art?...temporary tooth fillings?...dry wall mud?...Bondo?...oh hell try smoking it, I here it is a real gas!!!!

Of course I wont need no stinking Oaksterdam weed...and although this is a weed growing forum...it seems like half the people are out or smoking "Cartel" weed.
No County around here is going to allow commercial growing...notwithstanding any other law! and watch for local restrictions on outdoor growing...Gotta protect the kiddies!!!

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:leaf::peace::leaf:
 
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