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Majority of Americans Support Legalization of Pot
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Re: Majority of Americans Support Legalization of Pot
Q: Name something that offends Republicans?
A: The actual teachings of Jesus
A: The actual teachings of Jesus
Re: Majority of Americans Support Legalization of Pot
Did you? I just saw a list of states.89Hen wrote:For the record, I answered the first time you asked.Ibanez wrote:
Thanks. That's a good answer. They are largely white. 80% vanilla face in some cases.
How many posts did it take for us to get an answer out you? Way too much bandwidth was wasted.
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GOP changing stance....It's like...cool man.........
Well sorta anyway!
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/201 ... 2016-star/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Well sorta anyway!
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/201 ... 2016-star/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Heck we've seen changing stances right here on this board...VictorG wrote:GOP changing stance....It's like...cool man.........
Well sorta anyway!
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/201 ... 2016-star/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Nope. Read that thread and it reads exactly like this one.Chizzang wrote:everything related to your original argument from last year about legalization...89Hen wrote: On what?
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You totally are my favorite poster on here89Hen wrote:Nope. Read that thread and it reads exactly like this one.Chizzang wrote:
everything related to your original argument from last year about legalization...
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Yeah...you clearly have more work to do.CID1990 wrote:And Klam accused me of being a stubborn old curmudgeon
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You are one of my favorites too. But I know what I posted on the other threads. You can read them yourself if you're so inclined. They read the same as this one.Chizzang wrote:You totally are my favorite poster on here89Hen wrote: Nope. Read that thread and it reads exactly like this one.
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89Hen wrote:You are one of my favorites too. But I know what I posted on the other threads. You can read them yourself if you're so inclined. They read the same as this one.Chizzang wrote:
You totally are my favorite poster on here
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You forgot to include this...
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Chizzang wrote:You forgot to include this...
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http://www.marketwatch.com/story/victor ... _news_stmp" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;For the first time in decades, the Federal government is allowing farmers to cultivate hemp. As of Wednesday, January 29, 2014, pursuant to the passage of the farm bill, the cultivation of industrial hemp is legal on a Federal level and is clearing the way for industrial hemp pilot programs in states such as Colorado, Washington, California, Kentucky, Maine, Montana, North Dakota, Oregon, Vermont and West Virginia, where growing the plant is legal.
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Ibanez wrote:http://www.marketwatch.com/story/victor ... _news_stmp" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;For the first time in decades, the Federal government is allowing farmers to cultivate hemp. As of Wednesday, January 29, 2014, pursuant to the passage of the farm bill, the cultivation of industrial hemp is legal on a Federal level and is clearing the way for industrial hemp pilot programs in states such as Colorado, Washington, California, Kentucky, Maine, Montana, North Dakota, Oregon, Vermont and West Virginia, where growing the plant is legal.
Update: Washington has still not slipped into anarchy yet.
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Stocks of medical marijuana providers and equipment are increasing.kalm wrote:Ibanez wrote:
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/victor ... _news_stmp" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Update: Washington has still not slipped into anarchy yet.
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And Kalm still love hyperbole.kalm wrote:Ibanez wrote:
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/victor ... _news_stmp" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Update: Washington has still not slipped into anarchy yet.
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Is a hyper bole some cool way to get high?89Hen wrote:And Kalm still love hyperbole.kalm wrote:
Update: Washington has still not slipped into anarchy yet.
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It's like hyper drive...takes you racing though space and time but without ever leaving the ground.Ibanez wrote:Is a hyper bole some cool way to get high?89Hen wrote: And Kalm still love hyperbole.
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You haven't seent he prices in Colorado.kalm wrote:This a fantastically dumb post.travelinman67 wrote:Said it before...pot's worse than booze...
...in excess, both destroy families and lives...
...difference is...the drunk wakes up and asks, "What am I doing?"...
...the stoner wakes up and asks, "Where's my pipe?"
Denial and rationalization is much worse for pot abusers.
This past Monday, I spoke with an old friend who confided his house is in foreclosure...
...he spends almost $500/mo on pot. When I suggested he reform himself and stop getting high, he replied, "No...I NEED pot to maintain."
At 54 yrs (divorced, empty nester), he'll be moving in with his 70's parents next month.
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Smoking $500 of weed in a month is almost impossible.
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Grizalltheway wrote:Everything in moderation.
Freedom of choice, and that includes the freedom to ruin one's life.
From you, this is too funny.
It is unFAIR to let people suffer for their choices. Big gov has got to interject.
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It's roughly $50 for 1/8 right?Cluck U wrote:You haven't seent he prices in Colorado.kalm wrote:
This a fantastically dumb post.
Smoking $500 of weed in a month is almost impossible.
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Average prices:Ibanez wrote:It's roughly $50 for 1/8 right?Cluck U wrote:
You haven't seent he prices in Colorado.
Quality Average ($/Oz.)* Sample Size
High Quality $237.52 2316
Medium Quality $198.53 1914
Low Quality $223.47 138
http://www.priceofweed.com/prices/Unite ... orado.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
There was a link with one store's prices...I forgot to save the link...but the "specialty" herbs were $80+ for an eight.
I don't smoke, so I don't know how long that stuff lasts. But I can imagine that people can go through that stuff quickly.
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Co has already collected about $1MM in taxes on mj.
Interesting comparison between tax revenues from pot, beer, and cigarettes.
http://www.today.com/money/pot-buyers-a ... 2D12035047" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
"DENVER — In the first month of legal recreational marijuana sales in Colorado, retailers who shared their proprietary data with NBC News say they have collected $1.24 million in tax revenue.
In several cases, some of those sharing data had only sold recreational pot for four days due to complications with obtaining their state and local licenses.
In a back-of-the-napkin calculation, those who shared the data say they figure February’s tax collections in Colorado likely will exceed a quarter of a million dollars a day, putting it on pace to near $100 million annually.
When Colorado first considered legalizing recreational marijuana, it was estimated the first year’s tax take would be $67 million.
By comparison, Colorado took in about $39.9 million in sales, use and excise taxes from alcoholic beverages in fiscal 2013, according to the state Department of Revenue. Cigarettes generated $165.5 million in taxes, and tobacco products $31.6 million in the same fiscal year, July 1, 2012-June 30, 2013.
In Colorado, voters approved recreational marijuana sales with the promise that the first $40 million in tax revenue would go toward building schools.
After hearing about the early tax revenue figures gathered by NBC News, one shop owner in Edgewater sounded impressed.
“Wow, we’re going to have really nice schools, really nice roads and really nice bridges,” said Eva Honingford-Woolheiser, co-owner of Northern Lights Cannabis just outside Denver.
It’s those municipal projects made possible with marijuana tax money that has legislators in various states watching closely."
I'd say Eva has really been dipping into her inventory a bit.
Interesting comparison between tax revenues from pot, beer, and cigarettes.
http://www.today.com/money/pot-buyers-a ... 2D12035047" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
"DENVER — In the first month of legal recreational marijuana sales in Colorado, retailers who shared their proprietary data with NBC News say they have collected $1.24 million in tax revenue.
In several cases, some of those sharing data had only sold recreational pot for four days due to complications with obtaining their state and local licenses.
In a back-of-the-napkin calculation, those who shared the data say they figure February’s tax collections in Colorado likely will exceed a quarter of a million dollars a day, putting it on pace to near $100 million annually.
When Colorado first considered legalizing recreational marijuana, it was estimated the first year’s tax take would be $67 million.
By comparison, Colorado took in about $39.9 million in sales, use and excise taxes from alcoholic beverages in fiscal 2013, according to the state Department of Revenue. Cigarettes generated $165.5 million in taxes, and tobacco products $31.6 million in the same fiscal year, July 1, 2012-June 30, 2013.
In Colorado, voters approved recreational marijuana sales with the promise that the first $40 million in tax revenue would go toward building schools.
After hearing about the early tax revenue figures gathered by NBC News, one shop owner in Edgewater sounded impressed.
“Wow, we’re going to have really nice schools, really nice roads and really nice bridges,” said Eva Honingford-Woolheiser, co-owner of Northern Lights Cannabis just outside Denver.
It’s those municipal projects made possible with marijuana tax money that has legislators in various states watching closely."
I'd say Eva has really been dipping into her inventory a bit.
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That's because the penalties are more severe for them.89Hen wrote:There are ethnic differences. I believe the original article in this thread noted that blacks and hispanics were more in favor of legalizing by a pretty notable margin. That tells me that different groups would have different impacts and different challenges.Grizalltheway wrote:
So are you trying to say legalizing weed over there would keep too many knee grows out of jail?
It would be like thinking a banking plan in Iceland would work here.
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Why not just change the laws to make sentencing based on crime and not race?houndawg wrote:That's because the penalties are more severe for them.
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Hmmm. You have to pay more for the low quality weed? Is Anheuser-Busch in the weed business already?Cluck U wrote:Average prices:
Quality Average ($/Oz.)* Sample Size
High Quality $237.52 2316
Medium Quality $198.53 1914
Low Quality $223.47 138
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Works great in theory...89Hen wrote:Why not just change the laws to make sentencing based on crime and not race?houndawg wrote:That's because the penalties are more severe for them.
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