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It's right here if you have not read it. (section 11300 , 3rd clause) http://ballotpedia.org/wiki/index.php/Text_of_Proposition_19,_the_%22Regulate,_Control_and_Tax_Cannabis_Act_of_2010%22_(California) Possess on the premises where grown the living and harvested plants and results of any...

An ounce is better than nothing.

Human ingenuity is a gift and a curse. Let's use it wisely guys.

California was the first state to legalize medical marijuana (Oregon was the 1st to decriminalize ), so it will have effects down the line.

But its dollar value would not have to reflect that. | Edit: Basically I'm saying that there are some things, like water, or potatoes, that we could charge more for if they were scarce. Water in particular is so abundant that it's basically free.

How am I going to keep the price of diamonds above sand? Think huge amounts here man, huge. Edit, for clarity lets just say that it was announced that there was a 10,,000 foot mountain of pot, like mount shasta, and it regrew itself, how is the price going to stay high Because if i have...

Now, let's not forget that we're in a recession so a lot of things seem to be going up in price. Cost is pretty much defined as supply:demand. If I were to find a billion diamonds tomorrow....(as an example) the price would not be as high after I sold a few.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prop_19#Polls Looks very good. I don't trust Fox news at all, but I think they're just really dumb mostly, so if they have a poll of 1000 people showing 46 for/47 against, it seems like the actual result will be more in favor.

I've always thought air quality was better outdoors.

It's more an issue of supply side growers increasing the price due to the risks they take. (police)

I live in WA, I'm hoping if it passes we will see some fallout here. Edit: We have Medical here which lets you grow 15 plants, but technically you have to be pretty much on your death bed or have glaucoma. http://www.doh.wa.gov/hsqa/medical-marijuana/ ( I asked my psychologist about it...

well, anyone with dirt, some seeds and the sun could grow marijuna, I'm not doubting that. They probably wouldn't do a very good job though without knowing proper water, fertilizer, care.

I think that we shouldn't have to pay for say...armed guards or dogs or whatever as part of the price of pot. everything is taxed besides food where i live ( and some hemp can be made into food. Separate issue maybe?) be it gas, cigarettes, tables, houses, etc...so I don't see a good reason to...

here is a link to 11362.5 and other docs. http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/cgi-bin/displaycode?section=hsc&group=11001-12000&file=11357-11362.9

I'm not sure there's much to lose, honestly.

Let's clear this up, you are for prop 215 and against criminalization. But you dislike prop 19.

since ganj seems a lot harder to grow than tobacco ( have to wait until it flowers instead of just picking leaves), this seems feasible. of course, increased supply will drive down the price until it's no longer profitable to grow.

Ive been curious as to what the actual value of marijuana would be if it were legal. Any kind of assumption is ok here (subsidized, not, etc) but please state any assumptions beyond basic legality. Put a %THC content too if you want.