The "OFFICIAL" cast your VOTE on PROP 19 thread
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The Ruiner
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And they MUST get RICHER!!!
UncleBuck
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show me where it says any of this in the bill.
the bill does not even mention sanctioned or unsanctioned sources. you are clearly making this up as you go.
i wish some of the people arguing against this bill would actually debate honestly instead of telling bold-faced lies.
i think your side is just as guilty of "making stuff up".
seems everyone reads whatever they want into this bill. otherwise there would be no arguments.
UncleBuck
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agreed. any examples of shit i've made up?i think your side is just as guilty of "making stuff up".
seems everyone reads whatever they want into this bill. otherwise there would be no arguments.
not really with the effort now, is it?
UncleBuck
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zombies will take over the market if we allow this to passnot really with the effort now, is it?
and i won't be able to dump a pound here and there. ;(zombies will take over the market if we allow this to pass
Dan Kone
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Ok, prop 19 does not tax cannabis. How is that the same thing as saying prop 19 makes it impossible to tax cannabis?
Dan Kone
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Giving up our most realistic chance at ending prohibition in 70 years because maybe eventually there might be another similar ballot measure in the future is at best foolish.
Dan Kone
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You tell everyone to " get smart, wake up, and start really looking at things" and then go on to present a baseless assumption that is not in prop 19 at all.
Since you've started to really look at things please show me where in the text of prop 19 does it shut the door on anyone that isn't running a gigantic op.
Dan Kone
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yes it is. And I just finished explaining to you exactly why it is called that as well as explaining to you that it adds no specific tax to any cannabis products/businesses.
UncleBuck
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damn zombies
that's right, smoke and mirrors.
medicineman
New Member
Name some. Or, is this just more conjecture?
i do not know any rich pot growers. all my friends are HONEST.
venacular
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Im not sure that this forum is the best place to gauge the "position" of the actual voters. I mean were on a web site that is named Rollitup. No one should look at these results and make any claims about the actual election results. That being said I am wondering which counties in California are currently the most lenient toward current California marijuana law. These counties will most likely be the ones allowing businesses to produce higher quantities of marijuana for sale purposes.
I see the cartels having issues with this law as they wont be generating a huge sum of cash by trafficking it into California from elsewhere. The cartels may just go into business within the state, however their business will be under the new law allowing control from law enforcement and government.
The only thing I can say for sure is if the state passes this law California will become Amsterdam of the U.S.A. your tourism industry will grow by leaps and bounds. Marijuana tasting, growing, and contests are likely to be used in tourism industry. Enjoy it while it lasts though as other states will be watching closely and will be quick to enact like legislation for "revenue enhancement". The "high" may not last long after passing this law, pun intended.
I may even move back to California after a 23 year hiatus. The law should help in producing jobs. Maybe I can finally get a job doing something in California's new marijuana industry. As this law will create jobs it sounds like the only thing left is to secure the border to make sure illegals are not filling all of the new jobs. Good luck to California whatever it decides!
btw: I voted no as I want my state to be the first with such a law. I also do not live in California so I do not get to vote for real.
I see the cartels having issues with this law as they wont be generating a huge sum of cash by trafficking it into California from elsewhere. The cartels may just go into business within the state, however their business will be under the new law allowing control from law enforcement and government.
The only thing I can say for sure is if the state passes this law California will become Amsterdam of the U.S.A. your tourism industry will grow by leaps and bounds. Marijuana tasting, growing, and contests are likely to be used in tourism industry. Enjoy it while it lasts though as other states will be watching closely and will be quick to enact like legislation for "revenue enhancement". The "high" may not last long after passing this law, pun intended.
I may even move back to California after a 23 year hiatus. The law should help in producing jobs. Maybe I can finally get a job doing something in California's new marijuana industry. As this law will create jobs it sounds like the only thing left is to secure the border to make sure illegals are not filling all of the new jobs. Good luck to California whatever it decides!
btw: I voted no as I want my state to be the first with such a law. I also do not live in California so I do not get to vote for real.
Hayduke
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The Ruiner
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That's not a lie, because ITS IN THE FUCKING BILL, why dont you read it? Seriously, why the fuck don't you actually read this piece of shit? You are so for it, and yet you understand nothing about it... so fucking sad. Stop being a goddamn cheerleader.
From the text of the bill...
- "Personal consumption" shall not include, and nothing in this Act shall permit cannabis:
- possession for sale regardless of amount, except by a person who is licensed or permitted to do so under the terms of an ordinance adopted pursuant to section 11301;