fiddlersport
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hi all, just wanted to know how many plants can you grow before the police class you as a dealer or something else ?
How Many Plants Can You Grow Before The Police Class You As A Dealer?
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veggiegardener
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Great answer.
Even if you grow zero, your local LEO's might just hate you(a pot smoker) enough to bring a few over, for evidence.
mr2shim
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All the more reason to vote yes on prop 19. So eventually more states will follow, just like they did with Prop 215.
Who knows, the states that do their own Prop 19 might even follow Cali's prop 19 and NOT restrict MMJ growers to w/e limit they impose with regular pot smokers/growers.
Who knows, the states that do their own Prop 19 might even follow Cali's prop 19 and NOT restrict MMJ growers to w/e limit they impose with regular pot smokers/growers.
veggiegardener
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We've already fought through two badly written laws(215 and 420). I don't want to do it again, because YOU are too cheap to get a recommendation.
Want to be a hero?
I really doubt it.
You don't care who gets hurt, as long as you get your doobie.
mr2shim
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Man I live 3k miles away form California. I'm not too cheap to do shit because it's illegal where I live! If you ask me, prop 19 is a STEP forward to getting it legal where I live and every other state in the Country. Idiots like you can't see that, all you see are dollar signs and how many of them are in your bank account. Marijuana doesn't need people like you.
I care very much who gets hurt. If it was legal and it cost $800 an ounce that would be ok with me as long as people aren't getting locked up for a plant.
schwa
Active Member
preach it brother over her in ohio prop 19 sounds like the first step in marijuana coming to ohio.
veggiegardener
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In other words, you don't have a dog in this hunt and are clueless about the issues we've faced over the last 35 years.
Shut the fuck up.
EvolAlex
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800 a zip.. yeah right if thats the case us small time growers will do just fine. but really get a med card its decriminaled instead of taxed and regulated plus your allowed to possses and grow more under 215 than you would be under 19. I say we improve on these 215 laws before we go fucking up the plant. When legal marijauana will be tooken over by tobacco companys.
mr2shim
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So you're saying not to worry about legalization right now and everyone get a medical card? Really?
first, most "medical" dispensarys claim they add tax to their sales already, which means theoretically those $50 top shelfs would REALLY be in the $30-$40 range right?
second, you dont NEED to grow more than whats already allowed for patience unless your doing it for the money.
third, YOU patients who grow and sell for crazy amounts of money and claim it under 'compassion' are the biggest crooks. your like vultures you fuck over everyone else with black market prices in order to get yours.
and finally, id MUCH rather have a big business handle the logistics and sales of pot rather than yall because AT LEAST if their gonna sell at black market value at least the approved taxes would mean my money is going to a freeway instead of some guns yall seem to like to invest in...
veggiegardener
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You'd be surprised how many of us give it away.
Claiming it is all about greed is bull shit.
Claiming it is all about greed is bull shit.
Hobbes
Well-Known Member
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I give away 1 - 2 gallons a month and I never sell bud. I appreciate the risk people took who sold me bud in the past but I'm not going to risk my freedom for a few coins. It costs me very little money to grow an extra gallon a month, I'm glad that I can give it to friends and med patients.
The marijuana community views medical cards as a loophole around law, the large market this creates allows the dispensaries to charge entertainment rather than humanitarian prices.
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I give away 1 - 2 gallons a month and I never sell bud. I appreciate the risk people took who sold me bud in the past but I'm not going to risk my freedom for a few coins. It costs me very little money to grow an extra gallon a month, I'm glad that I can give it to friends and med patients.
The marijuana community views medical cards as a loophole around law, the large market this creates allows the dispensaries to charge entertainment rather than humanitarian prices.
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veggiegardener
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first A)I don't sales tax is over 10% anywhere in CA. That would make the net after taxes, $45.
second A)Regardless of what you say, consumption varies heavily. The 25 sq.ft. limit is inadequate, especially for multi patient households.
third A) The people posting here aren't the greed heads you'd like to believe. There are some VERY powerful interests involved in supplying Cannabis to dispenaries. Especially in the LA basin. Those folks don't post here. They're too busy strongarming Dispensary owners.(This is FACT, believe it, or not. And no, I won't name names. Why stir shit for friends?) It isn't the small outdoor growers supplying the clubs. In Norcal most club owners are out growing their own this year with a thousand recommendations to justify their grows. The small outdoor grower won't sell shit, this year. The people you're talking to, here, are just folks enjoying the freedom to grow all they want. These restrictions are anathema to their sense of justice.
and finally A) You are an idiot.
Burger Boss
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"patients" are not confined to 25 sq. feet. Recreational users are under 19.
veggiegardener
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Prove it, but be prepared to offer support from H & S codes, Prop 215, AB 420, and the State Constitution.
abudsmoker
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wrong they will be called pot companies
mr2shim
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https://www.rollitup.org/legalization-marijuana/374745-marijuana-currently-not-legal.html
Q: How will Proposition 19 affect patients who grow medical cannabis? Will patients be limited to cultivating cannabis in an area of not more than twenty-five square feet per private residence?
A: Proposition 19 will not affect patients who grow medical cannabis. Patient gardens will remain legal, and protections will remain unchanged for patients who choose to grow their own medicine. As with all of its provisions, the “twenty-five square feet” provision does not affect or limit the rights of qualified patients under Proposition 215 and SB 420.
http://yeson19.com/node/97#medical
Is that proof enough for you? If real facts aren't enough to get you to stop saying that then you are obviously trolling and have no intent to change your vote despite being wrong about prop 19.
mrFancyPlants
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No amount of proof is enough. Legal analysis by experts and backed by NORML isn't enough. Why do you even bother trying to convince these guys?
Already been there, done that, along with many others on this forum.
