Medical Marijuana Bill in Massachusetts Passes!

Hooray, hopefully the tide is indeed turning! 1 down 5 to go...

http://nbcpolitics.nbcnews.com/_news/2012/11/06/14977250-massachusetts-voters-approve-marijuana-for-medicinal-purposes?lite

Nice ! Pay attention to this one. This will open the doors even farther for all of us . http://data.denverpost.com/election/results/amendment/2012/

I think that brings the total to 18 MM states...soon all 50 oneday

Congrats people from mass, enjoy

Ringsixty said:

I think that brings the total to 18 MM states...soon all 50 oneday

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All we need is 26 for the majority!

But, what happens if Romney is elected? It'll be short lived for Mass...

Looks like Amendment 64 (CO) and Initiative 502 (WA) are going to pass as well. Hoping for Measure 80!

Nice for those states that got there bills passed that is awsome. Unfortunatly the conservative drunks of the state of montana like how they have taken the medicine from the most vulnerable of its citizens. The state has totally fucked these people over. Its fortunate or unfortunate that I will always be able to get my card with a disease that doesnt go away depends on how you look at it. Its all fine for me cause i grow my own Dank medicine. But those too sick too grow there own or those that lack the knowledge its quite difficult. Nevermind the fact that you cannot buy seeds or clones under the new reformed law that will now be enacted. Its a shame and truly sickening to me. But this means nothing the two states that are pretty much throwing there middle finger up to the man and the federal government i am soo happy about that. These two states have a great opportunity too change the minds of other states if it doesnt get out of hand with gangs and shit funding shit too make money.

Hi everyone. Long time lurker...

Anyone know what the plant count limits will be in mass? I know its a 60 day supply limit, but I can't find any info anywhere talking about plant counts. I guess there are other mmj states that have the 60 supply limit, but plant counts vary from state to state. This site rocks btw, thanks everyone.