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You might be surprised. Apparently marijuana use among the elderly is skyrocketing as they discover it's positive effects. It helps them eat, sleep, endure aches and pains and generally helps more of their ailments than their meds and doesn't have all the shitty side effects.
88% of 45-year-olds in the United States have tried an illegal drug at some time in their life and 81% have tried cannabis
Damn, I thought you said "Thongs of geriatrics" and I was paralyzed by horror.
If that is the price that must be paid then I say keep your prohibition.
Oh, I'm sure.
When I see the phrase "Broward County," I shudder just a little.
I can just see ben and jerry greedily funding this measure, expecting massive profit once all the stoners get the munchies
Ben and Jerry is owned by Unilever, unfortunately I think they're a bit too conservative.
I know there's something coming up for Portland this year on the Nov ballot but are there any state wide plans?
Yes. There is a campaign to legalize it statewide in November. They would have already started gathering signatures, but there is currently a court challenge regarding the title of the measure.
Wow, thanks for the info. Who is this Benoit guy? The article reads like the challenge has been overcome for now.
Who is this Benoit guy?
Not sure myself. It looks like they will start gathering signatures within a week. Make sure to sign it and vote for it!
Does it really matter? It's still illegal on the federal level, so the federal government can shut down all places which sell marijana.
It's going to get pretty hard for them to do that when the majority of the states legalize, though. So far Oregon hasn't been much of a target for the feds.
Well I hope Oregon does legalize marijuana. The more states that legalize it, the easier it would be to convince the federal government to legalize it nation wide.
They won't. The Federal government will NEVER legalize weed or decriminalize it for any person for any reason. They can't. They know if they did they would look like fools at every level for their decades of the war on drugs propaganda they spew out. Any politician won't vote for a bill knowing that during their reelection they will be pinned with being "soft" on crime because of it. The best anybody can hope for is the US government take a stance against it...tell the public they are against it but won't interfere with states that have decided it is ok to allow it for recreational purposes. Which TBH is the whole ploy of the medical marijuana act anyway. I'm fine with that and just nice to see them finally try to pass a law that shows what they really want. Not using medical patients to justify some moral reason to have such a law. I'm for a law like this but never bought into the argument presented by the legalize lobby. Does this stuff help a very small percentages of users? Sure..it might..but don't take a piss on my head and tell me it's raining.
They are going to keep this a state by state right and not touch it with a ten foot pole.
Nah, once it's legal in a majority of states, the federal congresspeople from those states will support legalization when they get elected. They can easily spin it as being a progressive move against the ossified federal bureaucracy.
eh..perhaps..but I'll wager a case of beer they never do..you game?
Alright...within the next 5 years they won't...case of beer is the wager...at 2:00 EST 3/25/2015 we will meet at a disclosed location. The winner shall be dressed up in a chicken suit and the loser dressed like Abraham Lincoln. The loser shall provide the beer for the event (one case) and the winner shall provide a fold out table and 12 red cups.
Then an impromptu beer pong challenge will commence until the case is empty. When the game is over, and a winner declared, the two parties shall depart for home. At no point should the costumes be removed until after the closing beer pong ceremony.
They might get a few, like they currently do every now and then with Medical Marijuana shops. If California legalizes completely though they won't shut down every single store and if they ever tried California would raise media hell.
There would be a backlash in favor of state's rights, meaning the big Fed would lose power. Also, do you really think that they can take on all of CA? Hell, they're going to have their thumbs up their asses trying to prevent it from getting out of that state. CA could easily make the argument that since the pot in CA would be made and sold within CA, the Fed doesn't have jurisdiction to close marijuana dispensaries using the Commerce Clause. What they can do, however, is go after the people that try to take it over state lines.
Aren't you arguing how the Commerce Clause should work? This is how you want it to work, not what has happened in real life so far, correct?
the Fed doesn't have jurisdiction to close marijuana dispensaries using the Commerce Clause.
But they have. Just saying.
I agree that the issue needs to be pressed, though, and I think it will be interesting for this issue to educate people about the state's rights and nullification concepts.
Aren't you arguing how the Commerce Clause should work?
Pretty much. Imho putting in state grown pot under the Commerce Clause would be a huge fucking stretch. Then again I think Corporate Personhood is too but that's another subject.
This is how you want it to work, not what has happened in real life so far, correct?
It's being challenged to a degree. States with issues on gun control are using the same tactic; making in state guns that the ATF doesn't have jurisdiction over. The ATF has been pretty quiet about the issue, it might be something they don't want to press for fear of SCOTUS telling them no or a backlash in light of a SCOTUS decision. I wouldn't be surprised if CA businesses laser etched stems or something of that nature with "Made in CA".
But they have. Just saying.
I think there's a lot of matters where the Fed bullshits their jurisdiction. Imho, this is one of them.
I agree that the issue needs to be pressed, though, and I think it will be interesting for this issue to educate people about the state's rights and nullification concepts.
It will be nice to see for sure. Healthcare seems to be stirring some debate about it.
If you're a conservative, who thinks 'Government needs to be out of my face, and out of my life!', VOTE FOR THIS. If you're a liberal, who thinks 'If it doesn't hurt anybody, nothings wrong with it.' VOTE FOR THIS.
I don't do drugs. Never have, never will, but there really is no (realistic) downside to this. Make it happen.
Yes but they mean our of their life. The government can interfere in yours all they want.
I imbibe, yes. However, alcohol isn't listed. Sorry I wasn't clear enough. For the record, I also take prescriptions when ordered by a doctor. I was sort of referring to illegal recreational drugs, since you couldn't tell.
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What it also means is that we have to start preparing now for the fight, as there WILL be one, with the money being on the other side.
Couldn't upvote you more for this. I've been thinking for the last few weeks that the pushback needs to be very strong from the legalization movement. This is it, this vote is going to be what likely shapes marijuana policy in this country for the next few decades. If we (Californians) legalize weed, it'll spread across the country like medical marijuana did. If we don't do it it'll show the politicians that there isn't as much support as it would appear and they have some freedom to be more restrictive.
The drug companies and everyone else who has a stake in keeping it illegal know this and I imagine the public opinon war that is about to start is going to be incredibly fierce. There will need to be an incredibly strong pushback campaign by the legalization movement to counter all the stereotypes and lies that are going to be trotted forward.
Yes, there will be a fight. Getting it on the ballot is fine, but it's only the first step. I have a sinking feeling that the energy mobilized against it will crush those in favor, when push comes to shove. I think it will be a worse defeat than Prop 8.
The coalition that supported Prop 8 won't be exactly the same as the one that'll oppose this. Yes religious and social conservatives will mobilize again. But I imagine it's going to be far more difficult to get African Americans on board. The drug war has been essentially Jim Crow 2.0.
Not to mention there was a huge youth based movement that was for the most part separate from religious organizations that supported prop 8. At my campus in Northern California a poll showed that almost 65% of students were in favor of prop 8. I'm not sure that all of them took their ideas to the polls, but I doubt many of them feel the same way about legalization.
Exactly. If people think health care reform was bad over the past year wait till the pharmaceutical companies start spending to fight against the legalization of a drug that can literally turn their products obsolete at the stroke of a pen. I have faith, though. This green rush has been spreading fast and gaining steam. It's going to help that the profits will be undeniably on the government's side with its passage, but it's going to be brutal to get through. It will literally require a huge leap of faith on the part of hundreds of Congressmen to, at some point, essentially say that they were wrong, or had a sudden change of heart over last night's supper and changed their mind.
Why would the drug companies care about pot? The well-funded protests will come from the prison guard and police unions, who also own state Democrats lock, stock and barrel.
Why would drug companies care about pot?
Because pot is a widely used and effective medicine which offers far less health risk than synthetically designed pills. Marijuana legalization could potentially cost pharmacutical companies hundreds of millions of dollars in profits.
The well-funded protests will come from the prison guard and police unions, who also own state Democrats lock, stock and barrel.
There would be no reason whatsoever to cut down on police forces. There is massive amounts of crime in this country and it makes zero sense to spend $7.7 billion/year (source: The Union: The Business Behind Getting High; great documentary btw) focusing our law enforcement resources towards the prohibition of such a widely accepted drug.
I would like to know if you mean "massive amounts of crime" to be a sheer volume number, or a high percentage comparative to other countries. Here is a link the the FBI's Uniform Crime Report Check around on that. The last year with full data is 2008. Violent crime was lower than it was in 2007 and also 2006. And if you go further back you will see we are at a relatively low rate of crime across all categories over the last 15-20 years.
I do see the problem police officers will face, is the loss of an easy arrest, that being possession arrests, which are a large part of arrests. See here
To clarify, what I mean is that by allocating resources away from marijuana arrests, police forces would be better served by actually doing their jobs in protecting the peace. According to FBI reports, about 35% of murders go unsolved in America. It's important to realize that the purpose of police officers is not to arrest people, but to protect people. Organizations like LEAP (Law Enforcement Against Prohibition) also have strong lobbying voices, and officers too have a conscience, and many do not agree with the fact that their profession arrests and prosecutes harmless individuals. A lot of people, I believe, are starting to realize that the reason pot dealers or the drug itself are considered dangerous is due to its prohibition, not the other way around.
Thank you for the clarification. I fully agree. One of the lead reasons I did not (or have not yet) go into law enforcement was my opinions on drug laws and what I would be doing to enforce laws I do not believe to be just.
A bit further, I don't believe drugs to be a part of the criminal spectrum at all, including hard drugs. These are medical and educational problems, not judicial.
Someone with a heroin addiction is not going to be stopped because it is illegal. Also, a robbery, burglary, theft etc. is still a crime whether or not the criminal was using drugs.
Education on the true harms/consequences of drug use will go much further than "just say no" campaigns (similar to abstinence only vs, "okay if you're going to do it here's some safety thoughts/consequences)
I'm very excited to see this legislation make the ballot. With a nationwide approval of marijuana legalization at 44% with a 1-2% per year increase over the last 9 years, its only a matter of a few years before this is a majority opinion. Change is coming. Exciting.
I can't upvote enough for linking to the print-preview version of this article. Huffington Post drives me insane with the amount of trash surrounding the content on each page.
Yeah, except when I view print-previews of huffpo at work my scroll bar disappears... :(
Yeah, I know.
Unfortunately that's what I have at work and things are pretty locked down.
And we just barely upgraded from IE 6 less than 6 months ago!
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To Tax and Legalize Pot!
I see no justification,
Why legalization
Should have ever been fought!
I am 100% for legalization. For my weed and my marriage. :/
Let's see... what sorts of marriages aren't legal in most places right now...
icecreammmmm's comment wasn't immediately clear. When I read it, I thought he was implying that marijuana legalization would be helpful for his marriage. I don't think farfaraway should be downvoted for this misunderstanding. If farfaraway were a homophobe he probably would have been more direct.
Ya, I understood that he hates his wife and that weed was the only thing keeping his marriage together. :S
Marriage to objects? Animals? Corpses? That's a pretty broad category.
I'm conservative on most issues and I agree with you.
It's a matter of Federalism. If a state wants to allow gay marriage (I'm assuming this is what you're talking about) and legalization of marijuana I say have at it. It's every state's right to decide what can and can not be done within it's borders.
Personally, I'd vote in favor of both if it ever came to the ballot box in my state.
i was almost 100% confident that prop 8 was going to pass in california last year. after seeing the results and being severely disappointed in my state i am incredibly skeptic about this being passed, no matter how beneficial and how much i want it bc of ignorant and stubborn assholes.
edit: my grammar sucks. im sure its still pretty crappy.
It's true. Blacks are overwhelmingly Democratic, but rather conservative on social issues. I read an analysis saying that Prop 8's failing was indirectly due to Obama, who increased black turnout.
It's unlikely that there will be a wacky Mormon propaganda campaign about drugs.
I'll be voting for it in Nov. And I've never smoked pot in my life.
Which one? Every time there is a Texan in the White House there is a war: Eisenhower and Korea, LBJ and Vietnam, Daddy Bush and Gulf, Sonny Bush and Iraq...
Voting? You think you'll be VOTING in Texas in 2042? You'll be a province of Palinistan by then...
But what will all the single mothers sell to give their children a good life? And we can't forget the crazy stoner uncle who wants in.
Leave it to the small time growers to get it all wrong....The real commercial value is in Hemp...for ethanol and for fibers/material for textiles of all kinds. It takes less water, no pesticide, less energy to grow and harvest to make clothing, drapery, fabrics, pressed materials such as fiber boards...the commercial value with todays technology is in the hundreds of billion$ potential (trillion$ worldwide)...fuck California Strawberries that have ZERO flavor and use up all the water for the salmon, think HEMP, the salvation of the western agrarian society!!!
Dude, get outside of that box you are standing outside of, maaaan!!
And if we could only fertilize the massive amounts of it needed to make a meaningful impact without using fertilizer made out of oil - that would be splendid!
I think that's the point - a very low carbon footprint indeed!!!!
That would be cool indeed. I am just not sure if we have any other sources of fertilizer besides fossil fuels.
Joints! Bongs! Blunts! Pipes! By your powers combined, I am Captain Pothead!
...we could find ourselves watching Weeds together the whole day we should be voting.
Hooray California! I'm so proud to be a Californian! (not sarcasm)
The worries I have are who is controlling these points of sale? Who is supplying the product to these points of sale? We can't leave the door open to the tobacco industry to sweep these things away from the people!
Well ... a first of its kind for marijuana history, anyways. We've successfully beaten prohibition policies in the past.
Please excuse my ignorance of the subject (I really don't know much about alcohol prohibition beside the most salient facts), but we beat prohibition with a ballot initiative? I thought it was repealed by our lawmakers via an amendment... I know public opinion wanted it repealed of course; but I thought that what's historic here is not the repealing of marijuana prohibition, but rather that it's gone to the ballot because of a grassroots ballot initiative.
Why don't we settle it for Cali with a vote by Reddit users? Someone get Arny on the phone!
Seriously though, I think it should be done proper. Maybe by talking to qualified people who have researched long term effects and also the effect on societies. Someone get Dr. Nick on the phone!
Well... a lot of that research has actually been done already, thankfully. Are you familiar with the organizers of the initative? Or the positive effect quasi-legal marijuana has had on the city of Oakland? Portugal's experiment with legalization is an example that is frequently referenced in the debate, as is the Netherlands (although as I understand it drug tourism is a problem for the Netherlands currently, among the local population drug use is lower by and large than it is in countries were prohibition remains, certainly far lower than here in the States).
Anyhow, if you're curious to know the current state of research into marijuana, I encourage you to pay the NORML website a visit.
Passed it as a town in a very lax state. Really not even comparable in impact to the California movement. Good point, though. Not enough people were talking about that last November.
No, governors can't veto constitutional amendments. Only legislation. Further, legislators can't later (if the vote passes) repeal it by passing a law. By definition, the courts can't overturn it because it is a part of the constitution (and can't be unconstitutional). Lastly, the feds will say its still against federal law - but the feds don't have the resources to become the whole state's local police force. I imagine they would be forced to back off.
Cool that clears it up a bit. Since that Meg Whitman cunt could possibly be elected, I was worried that she might veto it.
She is definitely anti- marijuana. However, there is little she could do. Some counties passed laws limiting Prop 215 for medical users and the california supreme court said that they couldn't do that. Counties can allow more than prop 215 allows, but never less. The state legislature is in the same boat. They can pass statutes complementing the propositions but can't limit them since the legislation would then violate the constitution as amended by the voters through the initiative process.
Hahhhahaha - good point. CEO of Ebay is a known drug trafficker. That explains the billion$!
She doesn't want them damn legal coffesshops hitting her bottom line!
Obama's administration seems to have taken a stance of, "It's not a good use of our resources to arrest people obeying local law."
Right - and the federal government has its own 'limits' as far as when the u.s. attorney will get involved. Which for pot is usually large quantities. I guess its theoretical large scale growers could get targeted, but for the average joe it really shouldn't be an issue.
Also, while the Obama administration takes the stance you note above, there is no guarantee a future administration would take that stance. I am hoping if this passes it forces the feds to reschedule cannabis or possibly decriminalize it so as to avoid the conflict.
I'm pretty sure prop 8 is being challenged as a violation of the US Constitution and not on state law grounds. Also I think it was an amendment to the California constitution. Not sure about this though.
It's time to get the tobacco companies involved and on the side of legalization. If you think about it the idea makes a lot of sense. The tobacco companies have shit loads of money and a need to find a new industry. Tobacco sales are trending way down over the long view and I imagine things will only get worse for them. Selling weed would be a natural evolution for their business.
They've already got a lot of the know how that would be required, distribution, processing, etc. Selling weed is the only thing to keep them alive.
And the legalization movement needs a big ass ally with deep pockets to help go up against the alcohol and pharma lobby.
While I think this would be a partly good idea, I don't trust the tobacco companies to manufacture weed without all the shitty preservatives and additives.
YES YES YES!!!!! I mean, are we really going to turn over another thing for them to monopolize?!?!?!?!
Ohhhhh no. You do NOT want the tobacco industry anywhere near marijuana. They will inbue it with nicotine and turn it from a harmless and effective, non addictive substance, into a harmful and addictive substance.
Then grow your own. That's the thing -- you can't just grow your own tobacco and smoke it.
They will inbue it with nicotine and turn it from a harmless and effective, non addictive substance, into a harmful and addictive substance.
They don't need to do this though. Weed sells itself and even though illegal is still in the top 10 cash crops for a large number of states each year.
TERRIBLE IDEA!!! We should not allow the tobacco industry and big business anywhere near marijuana!!! It needs to be kept in the hands of the people.
It needs to be kept in the hands of the people.
What does that actually mean though? The idea that it'll stay in the hands of the individual growers is ludicrous. There is simply too much money for big business to stay away. And even if it did stay in the hands of the "little growers" eventually they'll make enough money to be big corporations themselves. It's the natural evolution and flow of a successful business and it will certainly happen with this as well.
The tobacco industry could provide the muscle and the resources on the political side of things to actually make legalization a reality. Sometimes you need to make friends with otherwise distasteful people in order to meet your objectives in politics.
I mean it should be treated like we treat beer. Sure some of the big companies control like 98% of the market, however that doesn't stop tons of micro-brews from popping up all over the place. And it is legal for you to brew 100 gallons of beer a year (200 if you have more than one of age person at the residence), far more than any one person really needs.
My point is, the way this is shaping up, controls will become very strict before we know it, and if we are not careful, it will be given to the people who already have too much power to begin with. Tobacco industry has their product, and they already ruined it. I mean, do you want joints with "reconstituted" marijuana in them? Or maybe they can start using radioactive fertilizer on the plants like they do tobacco? mmmmmm, now your nugs can really glow green!
I have no problem with a mom and pop shop coming up and becoming huge, that is in the spirit of our nation, and well within their rights. However to just blindly hand it over to already huge companies, in hopes that their never ending desire to squeeze as much green out of the green as they can will drive them to help legalize it for all of us is irresponsible on our parts.
That is what I mean when I say it should be kept in the hands of the people.
Okay, I can see this and agree with you. I forgot about the idea of the tobacco companies cutting corners on their grows and doing all the shady shit they do to save money.
I think the micro-brew model is an ideal one. The good mom and pops get big and provide the bulk of the bud and those with selective tastes will grow their own or buy from one of the boutique growers.
If the tobacco industry starts supporting this, people will claim it is unhealthy.
The tobacco companies won't do it directly, they'll rebrand themselves multiple times and the link between their tobacco entities and weed entities wouldn't be immediately obvious.
They have no reason to make it unhealthy or put additional additives in it. For the most part tobacco is tobacco. Different cigs taste different, but I haven't ever experienced much differences on the "feeling" side of things.
Weed is a whole different beast. Tobacco companies can compete by simply upping the amount of THC and producing really tasty bud. No reason to add nasty shit. I think the free market will take care of this fine.
I still think this is a good opportunity to add regulations against harmful additives.
Will unmarried gays be allowed to buy this legalized marijuana?
It is high time we put an end to this great injustice and put it in the graveyard of human mistakes where it belonged from the start. The noise of the right will make it seem as thought they are a majority but they are not...they are just noisy.
So what does this bill do? How much marijuana can a person have on their person? Can any part of the plant (seeds, leaves) be transferred? How about sold? Can a person smoke marijuana in a public area without fear of reprisal?
How much marijuana can a person have on their person?
1 oz.
Can any part of the plant (seeds, leaves) be transferred?
How about sold?
only in cities that permit it and then only licensed establishments (licensed according to city regs.)
Can a person smoke marijuana in a public area without fear of reprisal?
nope, that is specifically illegal.
My guess is that it will have all of the restrictions of smoking and drinking combined plus another couple thrown in to prevent people from growing their own.
It seems to suggest that the marijuana will be privatized, with the government taxing it highly. If this were the case I can't imagine the limit of possession would be small, if it exists at all.
Except for growth restrictions, that's what I was hoping. Taxing weed could help fund education, and I'm glad that they'll include don't-drive-and-toke laws from the beginning.
The amendment envisions home growing. http://www.taxcannabis.org/index.php/pages/initiative/
(ii) Cultivate, on private property by the owner, lawful occupant, or other lawful resident or guest of the private property owner or lawful occupant, cannabis plants for personal consumption only, in an area of not more than twenty-five square feet per private residence or, in the absence of any residence, the parcel. Cultivation on leased or rented property may be subject to approval from the owner of the property. Provided that, nothing in this section shall permit unlawful or unlicensed cultivation of cannabis on any public lands.
if only california wasn't screwed up in so many other ways, this would make me move there next year
What is this feeling that's overcoming me? It's been so many years of policies that eroded my sense of faith in my countrymen. Yet, now, there seems like so much... hope? Is that still a word?
If you want to make this a reality take a few minutes and give the organizers people some money:
This will pass and we'll see another migration out Californee way...
Vote for freedom. Vote to put personal responsibility back on the shoulders of the person and out of state attempted control.
I am not a marijuana user, though years ago I was.
Over the years, I've become very morally conservative.
When I used marijuana, I developed a position that for the government to pass laws governing our morality was irrational and a detriment to our society. This was based on my personal experience and education.
As I've observed our society and seen several generations come and go, I am further convicted this holds true.
The only proponents who will oppose this will be a few talking heads that are convinced they'll get votes or offering plate donations. Of course the illegal growers that will not want to comply with government regulations as well as the drug traffickers that will see there livelihood challenged won't be happy. The rest of you? Well, cheers to ya!
An upvote for the reasonable stance coming from the other side of the aisle.
I better get out of Kansas because this will never happen here. Damn hooligans gettin' high and eating all the chex mix....Kansas gov't fucking loves chex mix.
Every time Reddit has a popular article about the next big energy breakthrough, the part of the community that knows what they're talking about just sighs.
In the case of today's reason to get my hopes up, le sigh
Have you been following this, though? Over the past year or two there has been a huge push for legalization in CA, more than any other state has ever seen since prohibition started. There is a very good chance that this passes through, and if it unfortunately does not, the seeds are being planted (har har)
Biggest population shift in U.S. history in 8 months and counting.........
Will have unintended consequences in N. Cal where pot is largest industry. Jobs already few and far between.
Finally we may be coming to our senses and making laws based on facts rather than scare tactics and personal bias. Maybe once they stop putting pot smokers in jail, they can begin working on SOLVING other problems using the same sane logic... do what's best, not what's most profitable for the lawmakers.
Finally! I hope it makes it and passes. Legalize it, then tax the shit out of it. Crime, financial deficit, etc may not disappear but would be substantially deceased.
Please everyone, let's not make this a "Snakes on a Plane" thing where millions talk about how awesome it is on the Internet and then 8 people actually show up to buy a ticket. This is big. This is important. Not just for "pot heads" or "stoners" but our country. This could usher in a large change in mindset and bring things back around to us the people. There is no threat to anyone whether they smoke marijuana or not, it is harmless compared to tobacco and alcohol and it will be regulated and sanitized. It will bring an end to billions of OUR wasted tax dollars fighting some mythical "war" and stop putting billions more in the hands of these thugs and "terrorists" and hopefully bring some rest to places like Mexico and maybe bring things around so that we can again have a strong ally to our South. Instead of "fixing" problems with force and guns, we could play a major role in "fixing" a country through non-violence AND bolster our own countries financial woes and freedoms.
Please do more than talk on Internet forums and message boards. Please.
I hope this passes only so I can stop hearing pot heads talk about it.
I hope it passes so fewer people's lives are ruined by authoritarian legislation and lethal enforcement.
Same. As a pot smoker who has also been arrested for possession I care far more about keeping people out of serious legal trouble for such a draconian law. And even more than that, I want sick and suffering people to be relieved of their pain and stress as much as possible with whatever medicine they need or choose to assist them.
Daniel Tosh once said this -- "I hope they legalize marijuana just so potheads will never have anything to talk about ever again." As a pothead, I fully support this reasoning.
I have no idea why you're getting downvoted. Shits annoying.
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Here is the HUGE problem with this initiative, while it does allow for personal cultivation, it firmly states that the space used to grow can only be 25 sq.ft! Now, this may sound like a lot, to the non-grower, however this is literally nothing if you are actually growing, even for strict personal use. To me, this seems like tighter restriction and more loopholes for police to raid suspected over production. What I foresee happening is that this "regulated" sale will allow big business (aka tobacco industries, pharma etc.) to get it's hands on licenses, distribution rights and large scale cultivation rights, which, over time, will turn into what Monsanto has done to agriculture, or the Anheuser Busches have done to the beer market.
Look, I am not saying this is not a huge step forward, because it is. But we need to be careful how fast we take things, and to whom we give the power to. There is lots of money to be made here, and with that comes temptation, greed and corruption. I mean if you honestly believe that the tobacco companies are not chomping at the bit and already greasing the pockets of legislature to sway things in their direction, you need to pull your lips off the bong for a moment and open your eyes! Legalization needs to happen, but in the right way.
Except for the fact that the medical growers aren't affected by this regulation. They will still be growing large amounts in counties which allow larger plant numbers and supplying the dispensaries who will be able to sell (up to an oz) to anybody 21 and over if this passes.
Really? I mean, can you show me that? I'm not trying to be an ass or anything, I really hope that's true... but when I read the bill, I saw no exemption for medical growers at all.
Section 3: (ii) Cultivate, on private property by the owner, lawful occupant, or other lawful resident or guest of the private property owner or lawful occupant, cannabis plants for personal consumption only, in an area of not more than twenty-five square feet per private residence or, in the absence of any residence, the parcel. Cultivation on leased or rented property may be subject to approval from the owner of the property. Provided that, nothing in this section shall permit unlawful or unlicensed cultivation of cannabis on any public lands.
I mean, please, if I am wrong, tell me. But this just seems like tighter control. This was the caveat I was telling people about when it came to the whole "medical" excuse. By giving it the "medicine" angle, you open the doors to stricter control. Don't get me wrong, it is a medicine to many people, but also a recreation to MANY others. We now find ourselves entering the grey area, "oh, well it was for medicine (much like alcohol could be prescribed during prohibition), but now it's for both medicine and recreation..."
but when I read the bill, I saw no exemption for medical growers at all.
Here's the thing. The medical cannabis law was Prop 215. Prop 215 is a part of the state constitution. This proposition, if passed, is not a repeal of prop 215 (think of alcohol prohibition where a constitutional amendment was passed outlawing booze and a another one was passed specifically repealing the previous one). This one deals only with taxing, regulating, etc... for NON MEDICAL use (recreational if you will). There is no conflict. Prop 215 will still be in effect and if this one passes, it too will be in effect. People with medical cards in counties that have high plant limits will still be able to grow that much based on prop 215. I will find a link where the proponets talk how this won't affect medical users if this doesn't explain it for you.
The measure will not alter or amend any aspect of the California Health and Safety code pertaining to the use of marijuana for medical purposes, when such use is authorized by a physician.
There are techniques that will allow awesome harvests/yields in such space, not to mention high yielding strains. When you combine a few good techniques (SCROG comes to mind) with good genetics and good lighting - you can get a QP out of 25 sq. ft. a month! I am in Texas, PLEASE let me have a legit 25 sq. ft. and I will be happy like a pig in shit!!!!
So that means joe blow could get an ounce a month out of 25 sqft pretty easily? I know some people smoke more than that, but it sounds like a big enough amount to me, for "personal use".
right, I mean don't get me wrong, if done right, you can get that much out of it. But the problem is, they take the plant sq footage into account.
I mean like I said, this is a giant step forward. But I just sense bad things to come. It should be treated the same way beer is, if not even less strict. Example, I think last I read it said in most states a person can brew up to 100 or 200 gallons (if 2 of age people live there) annually! I mean, how much beer do you need?! Especially considering the average person drinks about 21 gallons a year! Not to mention that beer is not schedule one narcotic, and is NOT federally illegal, and therefore, these limits are RARELY enforced and operations rarely searched and seized (unless you are illegally selling it). I would bet money on the fact that you will begin to see more and more arrests popping up.
you could build a growhouse that is 25sqft, but forty stories tall.
Hmm, not so sure about that. The law would preclude state law enforcement from bringing marijuana to jail, but feds could through US District Courts (federal), and it is well established that state law enforcement cannot be compelled to enforce federal laws (which would fall into the category of state police powers).
Legalizing marijuana would not conflict with the COTUS since COTUS is silent regarding the legalization of marijuana.
THIS administration has already outlined their indifference and pulled the posse off the Medical Marijuana trail...so we have about 6 more years to get more states to do likewise. It makes no sense what so ever to have this plant illegal - it is a morally bankrupt position.
Yeah this works as long as Washington is not enforcing marijuana laws. Hopefully that remains the status quo for the next 6 years. Unfortunately that could change within a couple years.
It won't pass. Know why? Democrats and left-leaning independents will not turn out this November.
I'd vote for this if it also criminalized alcohol and cigarettes.
This article is incorrect. Even if California "legalizes" marijuana (an act which is technically impossible to do under common law), the federal Controlled Substances Act will still be in force.
Whatcha talking about common law? If the voters pass this constitutional amendment, it becomes a part of the state constitution. Even the legislators can't repeal it. And you need to look up preemption. The supremacy clause is not cut and dry when it comes to activities that are traditionally reserved to the states, like the police power. And there is no way the federal government 'preempted the field' when it comes to drug prohibition. Here is a primer on the issue.
Common law is the idea that everything is legal until it is made illegal. It's what we use in the United States. Therefore, you cannot make something legal.
Pre-emption is not cut and dry. Like you said, the whole field is not occupied by the federal government. Under Bush, medical marijuana dispensaries and users were prosecuted for violating federal law. Linking one person's opinion in opposition to that fact is pointless - I agree that people disagree on the interpretation. Obama's policy, for example, is not to pursue those who violate the federal law in most cases so long as they follow state laws.
Common law is the idea that everything is legal until it is made illegal. It's what we use in the United States. Therefore, you cannot make something legal.
I see you don't understand the initiative process. If the cali voters pass this proposition, it amends the state constitution and effectively repeals the prohibition of cannabis in the amounts stated in the proposition.
In the USA, at the state level, people can and do 'make things legal' with these types of amendments. The common law was adopted at the early stages of our country but has since been supplanted by positive law (statutes and constitutions).
As far as 'one person's opinion' it was a legal opinion relying on the relevant precedents set by the U.S. supreme court. The police power traditionally belongs to the States. The states are not required to enforce federal law when it conflicts with state law. Since the feds cannot police the entire state of california like a local police force they are essentially fkd. Although it is true that federal law would still prohibit possession (like it does for medical users). They are separate sovereigns. The net effect is that essentially cali will be legal and you will be able to go there and walk into a dispensary and buy up to an ounce of pot.
I think we're in a fairly good position with the Obama administration on this. I doubt that they would actively fight this. Also, this is a good window of opportunity because the tax revenue will make it very persuasive to Californian's in their budgetary woes.
I wish this would pass so every pot smoking idiot would put down the ballot and pick the bowl back up so we can focus on issues that actually are of importance.
Hell, if this is the justification the other half of the population needs to get it done then so be it!
So you aren't aware of the 10th amendment and how the federal government has been trampling all over it for decades? .. oh.. this is /r/politics. Sorry.
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I strongly disagree that Valencia is better than Beckham, and I like Danny a lot.
Ugly mug? Yeesh. I think he's a fine looking guy, but that's as irrelevant as your ugly mug comment. I say keep him another year, see if he boosts his value, and trade him eventually.
Mullins is with the Orioles! (edited)
Yardball85 replied to terpoh's topic in Orioles TalkN.ope. Don't think so. Just like when Machado was recalled in 2012, they still had him under control for six years (2013, 14, 15, 16, 17, and 18).
To Mountcastle or to not Mountcastle...
Yardball85 replied to wildcard's topic in Orioles Talk.I don't see why they would. They don't have any second baseman coming through the pipeline (except Bannon?) and Villar should still be relatively cheap and is controllable. I don't love Villar and Beckham up the middle for a combined ~$10-12M (more. because of Beckham than JV), but I'd roll the dice with them for another year.
The Case For: Austin Wynns
Yardball85 replied to Legend_Of_Joey's topic in Orioles TalkI see no reason not to give Wynns the majority of the starts the rest of the season. What value does Joseph have? He only has a little more control left and if all goes as planned, Sisco or Cumberland will eventually take over as the Orioles starting catcher. We know what Joseph is - may as well see what we have in Wynns.
That's what I meant, after 2016. Not 2017. I'm pretty pleased with what we got in July compared to what we could've gotten in winter 2017/18.
This times 1000. I know they were still in their competitive window after 2017, but they would've gotten a king's ransom for two years of control of arguably the best reliever in baseball at the time.
Can you name the playoff Orioles of 2012-2016
Yardball85 replied to Spy Fox's topic in Orioles TalkDidn't Hardy play in all three? (saying this off the top of my head without fact checking)
"Buck" naked woman strolling around OPCY?
Yardball85 replied to Why Not?'s topic in Orioles TalkThat's really funny/interesting. Thanks for sharing.
I definitely keep Beckham. If he can produce average defense and a mid .700s OPS, he'll be a valuable trade chip next year.
For opening day: C Sisco 1B Davis 2B Villar SS Beckham 3B Nunez LF Mancini CF Mullins RF stop gap FA (hopefully replaced midseason by Diaz) DH Trumbo (hopefully replaced midseason by Mancini or Stewart) Bench: Wynns, Rickard, Peterson/Valera, FA Valencia-esque player Yes, that team would be awful and probably get a top 3 pick, which is fine.
Only Jim Hunter can make a 17-5 game positive
Yardball85 replied to Rene88's topic in Orioles TalkEh, I mean they did have a lot of hits Seriously though, Hunter may be a homer, but I don't dislike him as much as some on here do. I grew up without cable and had Jim and Fred every night to look forward to. I like listening to him, notwithstanding the obvious homerism.
Tillman to Texas
Yardball85 posted a topic in Orioles TalkThis will be fun to monitor. Any chance we get to face him?
Grade the Rebuild, Phase I
Yardball85 replied to Frobby's topic in Orioles TalkThe Schoop deal really was not a fleecing Roy. I don't understand why you keep saying that. He was OPS'ing in the 500s I believe only one month ago.
Orioles - Victor Victor Mesa
Yardball85 replied to Rene88's topic in Orioles TalkFor what it's worth, DD said on the broadcast that the Orioles have players from Cuba that they have their eye on (VMM?). Also mentioned signing Venezuelan players and Dominican Players


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It's good to see Pixar back on its game. "Cars 3" was a cynical, empty advertisement for toys, without a doubt the very bottom of the Pixar barrel. But "Coco" recovers the reasons why I love (and faith-fully attend and review) Pixar films. It is visually stunning with a big heart and a willingness to both go for broke emotionally, while also making sure it earns every sentimental moment.
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