How many states need to legalize...

CaliGurl

Well-Known Member

• Nov 4, 2008

• #1

how many states need to legalize for it to become legal on a federal level? My new state sucks! practically Zero tolerance

 

blazed24sevn

Well-Known Member

• Nov 5, 2008

• #2

CaliGurl said:

how many states need to legalize for it to become legal on a federal level? My new state sucks! practically Zero tolerance

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I think it needs to be passed by congress, which is liek 65 or 75 percent yes or somthing like that. I dont know exactly. Whats yoru new state??

 

CaliGurl

Well-Known Member

• Nov 6, 2008

• #3

the middle of the Desert.

 

Psychedelics and Chronic

Well-Known Member

• Nov 14, 2008

• #4

Find some Peyote . You might be able to legally do it on an Indian reservation.

 

CaliGurl

Well-Known Member

• Nov 16, 2008

• #5

only if your Indian and on the reservation

Psychedelics and Chronic said:

Find some Peyote . You might be able to legally do it on an Indian reservation.

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WWgrower

Well-Known Member

• Nov 16, 2008

• #6

Don't believe it will happen in our lifetime.

 

GrowTech

stays relevant.

• Nov 16, 2008

• #7

It may not be federally legal any time soon, but hopefully the DEA will be kept out of Cali

 

GrowTech

stays relevant.

• Nov 16, 2008

• #8

and I meant kept out of California, not CaliGurl...

 

NewGrowth

Well-Known Member

• Nov 16, 2008

• #9

Why did you move cali? What happened to your grow?

 

Majikoopa

Well-Known Member

• Nov 16, 2008

• #10

It is a shame that our beautiful plant is illegal. Imagine that. A PLANT! Its nonsense.

 

misshestermoffitt

New Member

• Nov 17, 2008

• #11

It's all about money, which by the way, was at one time made from hemp.

 

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fdd2blk

Well-Known Member

• Nov 17, 2008

• #12

i thought i heard it was 26 or 51%. there is some law or something somewhere. i could be wrong but i did hear this.

 

ElBarto

Well-Known Member

• Nov 18, 2008

• #13

That's just not the way it works. Federal law and individual states' laws are entirely separate.

Maybe you're thinking about the process to amend the constitution: a 2/3 majority in both the house and senate and then ratification by 3/4 of the states.