You can gift 2 zips. 12 plants is pl3nty for 2 tents and a nursery, if the tents are staggered. You can possess all the dope you grew.
They won’t pass it.
They won’t pass it.
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about the same chance that everyone that is registered will show up and vote with no problems, lol. TN is on the way to legalizing, but i'd bet on a medical experience for a couple of years (like most states do) to prove to the citizens that the sky won't fall. we won't be tripling what other states allow to grow either - 12 instead of 4. this is yet another opening bid by two Ds from around Nashville, trying to spark a conversation. there have been a talk-fest a few times, normally when a moderate GOP member co-sponsors a bill, but in spite of members interest & desire to vote, committee chairmen keep everything bottled up that far-right religious bigots don't like...and they don't like anything except being able to say "no" and get their way. if 95% of the state wants it, and a few GOP committee chairmen don't, it won't happen. Virginia USED to be in the south, and they have legalized. there's the first crack right there, the first domino...For Tennessee folks (or others that might know) - any ideas on chances for this to actually pass the legislature and governor? Heard anything about proposed fee scheduling for permits to grow? I don't have much faith for the bill's passage - and if passed I'm not optimistic that permitting will be reasonable, but hope always lives. Would be a major crack in the solid south's stance against cannabis.
Alaska permits up to 6 per adult, with a maximum of 12 per household of 2 or more adults, though that's under our legalization initiative, which stated nothing in the initiative would displace or replace the protections within Ravin v. State (1975), which can be argued to include the 1983 legislative compromise that restricted us to 24 plants or fewer.12 ? that would be a lot more generous than most states. i've been telling folks for some time now that once TN legislators get a look at the $$$ Virginia is going to bring in (much from TN residents) that it would not take long before they decided that marijuana was NOT the devil weed they had claimed it to be all along. they did the exact same thing when VA started selling lottery tickets, lol. "holy shit! those thieves in VA are getting OUR money! we've got to DO something..." i don't expect it to pass as written. our vast majority GOP "legislators" are witless fuckheads top to bottom; they'll find one excuse or another to screw it up... deny, delay, destroy. first, they ignore you. then, they ridicule you. then, they attack you. next...you win.
That's about what I expect from the southern states actually although very few states have gotten it right so far anyway. Virginia swung and missed also, at least in terms of making access to permits\licensing reasonable for your average citizen. Virginia is on a different vibe anyway - not really crazy about anything outside of the upper TN River drainage.about the same chance that everyone that is registered will show up and vote with no problems, lol. TN is on the way to legalizing, but i'd bet on a medical experience for a couple of years (like most states do) to prove to the citizens that the sky won't fall. we won't be tripling what other states allow to grow either - 12 instead of 4. this is yet another opening bid by two Ds from around Nashville, trying to spark a conversation. there have been a talk-fest a few times, normally when a moderate GOP member co-sponsors a bill, but in spite of members interest & desire to vote, committee chairmen keep everything bottled up that far-right religious bigots don't like...and they don't like anything except being able to say "no" and get their way. if 95% of the state wants it, and a few GOP committee chairmen don't, it won't happen. Virginia USED to be in the south, and they have legalized. there's the first crack right there, the first domino...