[Jhhnn]

If all the laws about cannabis were rescinded tomorrow it would still turn into big agra with prices so low that only mass production outdoors would create enough profit to justify growing the stuff. Well, other than in your own garden.

The other side of it is that we never would have legalized it in CO w/o the support of both business interests & people who liked the idea of treating it like alcohol with sin taxes to bolster public coffers.

I look for it all to loosen up more as the years go by, as cannabis consumption is normalized. That doesn't mean little guys will be able to make any money at it but rather that personal supply won't be an issue for anybody with garden space.

The cannabis trade has always been about money, anyway, even back in the late 60's when we brought 1000 lb loads from El Paso to Denver & doubled our money. It's the only reason that the emerald triangle isn't just another part of cash poor backwoods America, too.

[stoned-trout]

I like heirloom tomatoes...still fetch top dollar.,.yeehaw.,.can u say tax evasion.. yeehaw

[shaggyballs]

As long as we can agree legalization is defenitly not about keeping people out of jail for cannabis a victimless crime at best/worst.

[shaggyballs]

for more discussion.

[Emperortaima]

Originally Posted by Jhhnn

I think you need to define decriminalization.

We need cannabis to be decriminalized because we don't want cannabis to be a criminal activity as its the world's safest substant safer than water or even the food you eat (conventional food like products) yet dictators like to keep a criminal string attached (regulation bullshit) that gives us limits to what we are allowed to do... If we are supposed to be the land of the free that implicates that we should be able to do as we please as long as no harm is caused.... that's my definition jhnn