California will Vote on Recreational Pot in Nov
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It is not perfect. What is the other option? The Jack Herer initiative has failed to qualify this year and in past years. If all the dispensaries that agree with the JHI would ban together and donate for the cause maybe it could qualify but that hasn't happened and I doubt it will in the future
The MMRSA as it stands right now is unenforceable and violates the California Constitution, they need AUMA to pass to validate their alteration of Prop 215, or MMRSA will go the way of SB 420 when the time comes to test their authority in court.
I don't demand perfection from a potential legal regime of Cannabis, I accept certain realities that I don't like, but what are we getting in exchange? With AUMA - nothing. There will still be people going to prison while the richest will be able to carve out an enterprise. How can you sit there with your ten posts and tell me you can accept this? It's not even semi legalization, it's purely state appeasement, it's pants on head retarded. It's putting the BUSINESS aspect of Cannabis before the HUMAN aspect.
Is this what we stopped Prop 19 for? An even more restrictive law? Hell no.
I don't demand perfection from a potential legal regime of Cannabis, I accept certain realities that I don't like, but what are we getting in exchange? With AUMA - nothing. There will still be people going to prison while the richest will be able to carve out an enterprise. How can you sit there with your ten posts and tell me you can accept this? It's not even semi legalization, it's purely state appeasement, it's pants on head retarded. It's putting the BUSINESS aspect of Cannabis before the HUMAN aspect.
Is this what we stopped Prop 19 for? An even more restrictive law? Hell no.
Home boy prolly is a small time corner drug dealer afraid his business will fold under legalization. The alternative with a felony record = Mowing lawns or flipping burgers at Jack in the Box.
Dude, you could still be relevant in the industry, just your name wouldn't be on the license.
Dude, you could still be relevant in the industry, just your name wouldn't be on the license.
but what if i just wanted to grow a bunch of plants in my yard. under AUMA i cant cuz it's not legal, right?
Apply for a license if you want more plants and follow the regulations
I'm not clear on costs. How many plants you want?
Felony for weed? You gotta get a business partner with a clean record it seems.
Is a locked greenhouse considered outdoor?
maybe a few hundred. i cant afford an expensive license though i'm just a regular guy. ALso what if i have a felony for something ganja-related., that would ironically prevent me from getting that license too, no?
assuming all that money goes to the grower, how much should they pay ppl to buck down and trim that stuff before it goes to market at 20bucks/lb.
this is what bothers me the most
what happened to innocent until proven guilty under law?
its easy to go over the weight limits
as long as you are not selling it or providing it to minors, where is the crime?
Felony gang banging? That's a hurdle dude. Ain't gonna lie.
Oh come on, that would be mass produced automated trimming.
Connoisseur shit should still command decent prices.
you skipped my first quesition
Read my edit.
lets not get hung up on what may or may not happen with the market
stick to the issue. with this "legalization" you will have to pay a lot of money to be able to grow as much as you want, or else you will go to jail.
also if you have any felonies or broken probation in the past related to weed, you are not allowed to take part in the market, or you will go to jail.
so its not really legalization is it
stick to the issue. with this "legalization" you will have to pay a lot of money to be able to grow as much as you want, or else you will go to jail.
also if you have any felonies or broken probation in the past related to weed, you are not allowed to take part in the market, or you will go to jail.
so its not really legalization is it
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