black jesus
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So if ca prop 64 does pass when would it take effect. I read it would be Jan 1 2018, is this correct
So shops will be open to 21 and older the next day? Then why the fuck am I growing right now lol....I guess I'm going to have a going out of business saleIn California, a successful Initiative goes into effect the next day.
You are thinking about the MCRSA Regulations for licensing, and the same kind of licensing regulations that are included in Prop 64. Those will start on Jan 1, 2018.
and I hope it doesn't regardless of yoursWe heard ya already, JJ. I hope that it passes anyway regardless of your ignorance.
You are growing because If you and like minded folks don't, you will get weed that is scrubbed, quick dried, smells like wet hay, and tastes like something off a stable floor, and that will be the top shelf.So shops will be open to 21 and older the next day? Then why the fuck am I growing right now lol....I guess I'm going to have a going out of business saleView attachment 3799263
Can you explain to me why you voted no? I'm still on the fence.I voted NO on prop 64
It paves the way for big commercial retail farms. while It's provisions are a crackdown on medical marijuana patients. Fees & taxes on medicine & makes it harder to get a dr recommendation...Can you explain to me why you voted no? I'm still on the fence.
Big pot is blocked for 5 years isn't it?You need to visit the High Times page and listen to the Russ Belvill's rant: Top 10 Myths about Prop 64. If you don't listen to Russ you should. He broadcasts on Cannabis Radio.Com at 4 pacific time. He is a professional and ably explains why,basically, your position is a bunch of hooey. Personally I feel that as important as legalization in Cali. is to the movement nationwide, that anyone who votes no based on the F.U. I got mine reason, is small minded and petty.It paves the way for big commercial retail farms. while It's provisions are a crackdown on medical marijuana patients. Fees & taxes on medicine & makes it harder to get a dr recommendation...
sorry I'm not ready to throw medical patients under the bus.....if 64 had let medical alone I would be all for it, but it taxes medicine & makes it harder to get a dr recommendation. That's not progressBig pot is blocked for 5 years isn't it?You need to visit the High Times page and listen to the Russ Belvill's rant: Top 10 Myths about Prop 64. If you don't listen to Russ you should. He broadcasts on Cannabis Radio.Com at 4 pacific time. He is a professional and ably explains why,basically, your position is a bunch of hooey. Personally I feel that as important as legalization in Cali. is to the movement nationwide, that anyone who votes no based on the F.U. I got mine reason, is small minded and petty.
It's 1:19 eastern,and Russ Belvill is debunking your talking points at this very moment, on Cannabis Radio .Com. Sounds like you are paying more attention to Kevin Sabet, and Dragon Fly De La Luz.sorry I'm not ready to throw medical patients under the bus.....if 64 had let medical alone I would be all for it, but it taxes medicine & makes it harder to get a dr recommendation. That's not progress
Well, you are completely wrong! Prop 64 gives MMJ patients more rights than we now have.sorry I'm not ready to throw medical patients under the bus.....if 64 had let medical alone I would be all for it, but it taxes medicine & makes it harder to get a dr recommendation. That's not progress
no I just read prop 64.....I haven't listened to anyoneIt's 1:19 eastern,and Russ Belvill is debunking your talking points at this very moment, on Cannabis Radio .Com. Sounds like you are paying more attention to Kevin Sabet, and Dragon Fly De La Luz.
Too bad you've already voted . Perhaps a second reading with a real effort to diagnose the legalize would have made some of the points Russ talks about clearer to you. Or better yet just listen to an informed, well versed expert give a lecture on the subject.no I just read prop 64.....I haven't listened to anyone
there are professional debaters that can make compelling arguments for either side. sounds like they hired some pros to make their caseToo bad you've already voted . Perhaps a second reading with a real effort to diagnose the legalize would have made some of the points Russ talks about clearer to you. Or better yet just listen to an informed, well versed expert give a lecture on the subject.