[aridbud]

There's much worse places to live.

[unclefishstick]

lol,like albuquerque!

just bustin chops....our chili is still better though!

[Seebass710]

I mean that all sounds good but aren't you the same Ultra Health that is headed buy Duke Rodriguez who was Bernalillo County Sheriff 4/8 years who put people away that I knew in federal prison for growing cannabis who now uses for-profit business 2 syphon funds out of the medical New Mexico cannabis program? Aren't you in cahoots with the governor Susana Martinez and her family including Chuck Franco who has invested 1 million dollars into cannabis while his wife keeps it illegal in our state you talk about it being able to keep a economical Monopoly from happening but you are the cause of that said Monopoly or part of if you don't realize who you're working for or maybe you should check it out

[Seebass710]

if I recall correctly Duke Rodriguez was quoted saying that the medical non-profit model was quickly becoming window dressing for a for-profit business further proof that the politicians who have been elected or appointed are using their power to Rob the medical cannabis program and its patients of funds and funding the New Mexico cannabis program is a medical program that was set up that way so is that the money generated would be put back into the medical program to help it grow and stabilize which if I recall correctly Rodriguez once again was quoted stating that it was somewhere in the tune of 48 million dollars a year that they are making and siphoning out right in front of everyone's eyes they also have currently Fallout more medical licensing and are looking to buy out more throughout the state now that is what you call Monopoly and I would also go as far as saying illegal immoral and just outright fucked off

[Seebass710]

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.abq...iness.html/amp

[Seebass710]

https://www.thedailybeast.com/article...for-green.html

[Seebass710]

Passion and compassion?? Is that what you and your peeps are about??? Or money and power??? If you have a passion for compassion where were you when everyone was hurting last where were you when there was no money to be had in the way that it is now when the risk was going to jail or prison for 5 to 10 years where were you then if you care so much putting other people away in prison probably setting yourself up to gain control of the whole market up in Albuquerque by taking out everyone on the East mountains all the rosters all the individual Growers all the people who are making it happen for years just somehow got her ass and pushed out mysterious me before all this happened it went down huh that's kind of funny isn't it

[Seebass710]

Sounds about right they won't give terminally ill patients or patients with severe trauma an extended plant count but they will give it to businesses huh I guess it's a little easier when they're your old cabinet Buddies

[aridbud]

Duke Rodriguez, Ultra Health was a former chief financial officer for Lovelace Medical Center, who helped transition the hospital from a nonprofit facility to a for-profit organization and who also served as Human Services Department cabinet secretary under then-Gov. Gary Johnson. - See more at: https://www.sfreporter.com/santafe/ar....kaUP2lid.dpuf

NO police....you got it wrong, man.


And it takes capital ($$$$$) to start up as with any cannabis producer or dispensary owner.

[aridbud]

The New Mexico Marijuana Legalization Amendment did not appear on the Nov. 8, 2016 ballot in New Mexico as a legislatively referred constitutional amendment. The measure would have legalized the possession and personal use of marijuana by persons twenty-one years of age or older. The New Mexico Legislature would have provided by statute for the production, processing, transportation, sale, taxation and acceptable quantities and places of marijuana and hemp use. The amendment was proposed by Se, Ortiz y Pino. (D-12) as Senate Joint Resolution 2.


May happen in 4 yrs. depending on political climate.


Meanwhile certain cities striving to decriminalize.


While New Mexico's marijuana laws are less draconian than those of most states, the state still criminalizes its residents for using a substance that is safer than alcohol. Possession of one ounce or less of marijuana for non-medical purposes is punishable by a $50-100 fine and up to 15 days in jail. A second offense, or a conviction for possession of more than an ounce, can lead to a fine of up to $1,000 and a prison term of up to one year.
https://www.mpp.org/states/new-mexico/