[nachoconqueso]

You step on my land and you have freedom. I step on your land and I live in fear. This is the simple minded approach, but regardless of that Colorado is better off without more people. It's not always about money.

[paperchaser825]

Can't think of one bad thing from "Pot Tourism" if you mean people taking road trips and/or planes to your state, spending LOTS of money (the pot is the investment, but then munchies kick in, room and board...you get the idea), then leaving while taking no business away or creating any unrest (read crime). Just my 2c.

[DevilWeedSeeds]

Ya sounds like all win and no loss to me. Better then some rock band coming in and the drunken fans burning the city down. I will take the tokers any day.

[rives]

Tourism on a large scale kills nice areas. I was born and raised in an area of California that had a handful of very small mountain towns and some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. It has since been overrun and developed to the point that 95% of the people that I grew up with have moved on.

[LubdaNugs]

I'm happy to see it, but a lot of folks have the attitude of " I'm already here, shut the door". The truth is most areas of Colorado, and the country for that matter, could use the help.

would i like it if colorado was like it was back in the 70's ???? oh hell yes i would !!!!

can anyone who was not here back then even understand how bad "progress" has trashed the place ??? not fucking likely !!!!

if there is money to be made at any cost will these trends continue ????? of course they will !!!!

"call someplace paradise, kiss it goodbye" the Eagles

[megayields]

People are an infestation not necessary.

[trichrider]

ski at all?

Originally Posted by paperchaser825

Can't think of one bad thing from "Pot Tourism" if you mean people taking road trips and/or planes to your state, spending LOTS of money (the pot is the investment, but then munchies kick in, room and board...you get the idea), then leaving while taking no business away or creating any unrest (read crime). Just my 2c.

Nimbin in Australia has an annual Mardi Grass. it's just like paperchaser says above. there is a LOT of cannabis information exchange also. so from that point of view the Mardi Grass is an important event.

lots of the locals hate the Mardi Grass for making their town uncivilised for a while. so do the Police who are there in large numbers.

no matter where we live we're not going to escape from people. haven't you noticed there's a population explosion happening?! we have to change and adjust. (altho if you can find a place to live like a hermit that's good too.)

Come on out and pay $$100 for your 1/4 direct from the grower.