Offical prop 19 after party thread- WE DID IT !!!!
- Thread starter beardo
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i voted no because the yes crowd are all haters.
abudsmoker
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i voted twice and i live in texas i voted unsure on crop 91 
MrStickyScissors
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thats another gud reason. I have been waiting for this day. it felt like being a little kid waiting for christmas morning.i voted no because the yes crowd are all haters.
nickfury510
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its kinda funny to me that the majority of prop 19 supporeters seem to be out of towners telling cali how WE should feel and think about OUR laws...If you out of towners want control, regulation and taxation of marijuana in your neighborhoods then do your own work and quit waiting for others to do your homework. as it stands now marijuana is legal for medical use and decriminalized for possesion under an ounce....Why would we want to put up more barriers when we have gotten so many taken down?
Howard Stern
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Ha ha ha didn't pass!
Hayduke
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Sending more people to jail for cannabis...So it is ok for adults to go to jail for smoking with other adults so that people in other states can feel like they are closer to utopia with affordable housing.
It was not just the creation of new crimes mandating incarceration in the CA penal system which is already overflowing...they release sex offenders like John Gardner to make room for mandatory drug sentences...Sheriff Gore on tv right now "People do not go to jail for using marijuana, they just don't"
The poorly written initiative was guaranteed to be stuck in litigation and would bring challenges to 215. It also restricted those who would be able to legally grow for profit to the few who could afford the permits in the few municipalities that would allow it (ie. Dick Lee and Alameda County), as it gave that control down to the smallest of townships...many of which are currently fighting dispensaries which are supposed to be protected by 215.
It is important for the rest of the Country, and I suppose the world but
...that if California (or any other state I suppose) legalizes before it is legal federally, that it be done right...if there is any hope for other states...Sorta legal gets _______ state squat.
You're Welcome.
It was not just the creation of new crimes mandating incarceration in the CA penal system which is already overflowing...they release sex offenders like John Gardner to make room for mandatory drug sentences...Sheriff Gore on tv right now "People do not go to jail for using marijuana, they just don't"
The poorly written initiative was guaranteed to be stuck in litigation and would bring challenges to 215. It also restricted those who would be able to legally grow for profit to the few who could afford the permits in the few municipalities that would allow it (ie. Dick Lee and Alameda County), as it gave that control down to the smallest of townships...many of which are currently fighting dispensaries which are supposed to be protected by 215.
It is important for the rest of the Country, and I suppose the world but
...that if California (or any other state I suppose) legalizes before it is legal federally, that it be done right...if there is any hope for other states...Sorta legal gets _______ state squat.You're Welcome.
nickfury510
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good post...............and yes dick lee is the greedy one people not the growers......i wish i had 1.4 mil to throw at my personal interestsSending more people to jail for cannabis...So it is ok for adults to go to jail for smoking with other adults so that people in other states can feel like they are closer to utopia with affordable housing.
It was not just the creation of new crimes mandating incarceration in the CA penal system which is already overflowing...they release sex offenders like John Gardner to make room for mandatory drug sentences...Sheriff Gore on tv right now "People do not go to jail for using marijuana, they just don't"
The poorly written initiative was guaranteed to be stuck in litigation and would bring challenges to 215. It also restricted those who would be able to legally grow for profit to the few who could afford the permits in the few municipalities that would allow it (ie. Dick Lee and Alameda County), as it gave that control down to the smallest of townships...many of which are currently fighting dispensaries which are supposed to be protected by 215.
It is important for the rest of the Country, and I suppose the world but
You're Welcome.
Hayduke
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56% to 44%
REALSTYLES
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God bless America!!!!!!! These dumb fuck's can't read so they voted yes, but the smart people voted no and as Nelson would say
nickfury510
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pot heads get a little confused every now and thenEXACTLY!!! It is hard for me to understand others not getting this
Sr. Verde
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nahh, then I'd be likeExcept it would be more like..."well California legalized MJ...and it is a total fiasco!"
You're Welcome Rest of the World...
Okay, I was wrong. Let's try something else, who wants to be the next California?
Crypnotic
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the legalization of pot has been defeated . . . thank god . . . just think what the world might have come to . . . I hope this keeps a nickle more in someones pocket . . . I hope I dont get ten years for these two small AF I'm growing in my closet.
But I dont want to be selfish . . . I'm try to image the 5% of what I never lost might amount to.
But I dont want to be selfish . . . I'm try to image the 5% of what I never lost might amount to.
Crypnotic
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Ok, thought about it . . . put a nickle in my pocket and let it get warm against my leg . . . funny, I feel the same . . . nothing different . . . still HOPE I dont have to do ten years, I'm really sick and not sure I can do that kind of time. But boy is that nickle warm in my pocket . . . I guess I should cherish it as long as it last . . .
Michael Phelps
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Never in my life would i think the majority of pot head's would vote against the legalization of pot.. But then again i dont know to much about the bill, my guess is that most of the people that voted no are caregiver's making good money from herb and dont want to give that up to major corps... understandable.