Legalized?
Posted: Tue Jan 12, 2010 6:30 pm
I have seen it, but I think that legalizing/decriminalizing it will extinguish these problems. Now that the gov't can regulate it growers don't have to sneak around the law or the DEA, they can grow without having to worry about getting caught.tylerjames515 wrote:Have you seen the Humboldt county documentary? You might rethink your statement. Legalizing it has caused unexpected problems. I think it was something such as growers buy houses and completely destroy them without the owners knowledge and move out a few months later. Also showed a few families who were forced to move out of their home of 10 years or something since the rent kept going up (which only the growers could afford.)
Another thing was the communities residents are fearful due to the houses that get robbed and shit. I don't know, I don't really care either way.
If growers are actually ruining houses by running legal growing operations, then that's a landlord/tenant problem, not a government one. I'm guessing these were illegal grow ops that you're hearing about and I'm sure the damage and frequency of this happening is being highly exaggerated by some reefer madness law enforcement official like the mouth breather they quoted for this article. That dude had to get really stupid and played the meth and coke card.tylerjames515 wrote:Have you seen the Humboldt county documentary? You might rethink your statement. Legalizing it has caused unexpected problems. I think it was something such as growers buy houses and completely destroy them without the owners knowledge and move out a few months later. Also showed a few families who were forced to move out of their home of 10 years or something since the rent kept going up (which only the growers could afford.)
Another thing was the communities residents are fearful due to the houses that get robbed and shit. I don't know, I don't really care either way.
There are no negatives to legalizing cannabis. The people who make these type of bullshit documentaries are so blinded by Reefer Madness that it makes them retarded enough not to realize that they are actually making a good case for why we should legalize cannabis. All the bad things happening in that town would stop if weed were legal for everybody to grow and use for whatever purpose they want.tylerjames515 wrote:You can watch it here. It showed positive and negatives stemming from it.
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=7fc_1256169899
$50 is the tax they want to add to the price on every ounce. Having that high of a tax will just keep black market weed profitable.inx515xhell wrote:$50 an ounce? that's expensive?
you mean gram?
if the growers are buying the houses, they are the owners...perhaps you mean renting?tylerjames515 wrote:Legalizing it has caused unexpected problems. I think it was something such as growers buy houses and completely destroy them without the owners knowledge and move out a few months later.
From my understanding it's $50 in taxes for every ounce sold, which isn't too bad.inx515xhell wrote:$50 an ounce? that's expensive?
you mean gram?
In this bill it says nothing about having a medical card, if you're over 21 smoke away, no medical card needed! This bill goes up for a state wide vote in California in November, my guess is it will pass.Big Fat Retard wrote:[faking ailments to get a medical card. if they are going to tax it, the tax shouldn't be any more than $10 an ounce.
Oops, yeah. That was it exactly...and I get what you're saying Mr. Reeferseed about it being completely legal and these problems wouldn't happen...BUT what about moderation? Do you really think if they say, "you can have this much and it's legal" that people are going to follow it and moderate accordingly? Probably not...TooManyHumyns wrote:if the growers are buying the houses, they are the owners...perhaps you mean renting?tylerjames515 wrote:Legalizing it has caused unexpected problems. I think it was something such as growers buy houses and completely destroy them without the owners knowledge and move out a few months later.
Do they "moderate accordingly" now? How is it being legal or illegal going to affect whether people use marijuana responsibly? Some will, some won't.tylerjames515 wrote: BUT what about moderation? Do you really think if they say, "you can have this much and it's legal" that people are going to follow it and moderate accordingly? Probably not...
you just did.servo wrote:how can you use marijuana irresponsibly?
yeah that's whack, but i don't think i've smoked shwag in like a year.Big Fat Retard wrote:The problem with this tax idea is that you'd have to pay the same $50 on a $60 ounce of brickweed that you do on a $400 ounce of KB.
I doubt that in California anyone would sell you brickweed.Big Fat Retard wrote:The problem with this tax idea is that you'd have to pay the same $50 on a $60 ounce of brickweed that you do on a $400 ounce of KB..
you're dead wrong, ese.KY Jelly Belly wrote:I doubt that in California anyone would sell you brickweed.Big Fat Retard wrote:The problem with this tax idea is that you'd have to pay the same $50 on a $60 ounce of brickweed that you do on a $400 ounce of KB..
Big Fat Retard wrote:Who gives a fuck about moderation with weed? It can't kill you like alcohol, pills, meth, & coke can.
only in salt lake city.jjjsXe wrote:Big Fat Retard wrote:Who gives a fuck about moderation with weed? It can't kill you like alcohol, pills, meth, & coke can.
Edge kids will kill you.
jjjsXe wrote:Big Fat Retard wrote:Who gives a fuck about moderation with weed? It can't kill you like alcohol, pills, meth, & coke can.
Edge kids will kill you.
This thing about this is that when there is so much high quality weed around no one wastes their time smoking shitty weed. The shit ive encountered outside of a dispensary here in boulder is low grade home grown stuff that wasnt good enough to be sold for full price, that when smoked will still get you fucked nine ways to sunday. when people grow the stuff themselves they take better care of it than they take care of their cars. Smuggled in Brick weed is a non issue. Which is another good thing about legalization, no more tax dollars spent fighting people bringing in shitty product.Big Fat Retard wrote:The problem with this tax idea is that you'd have to pay the same $50 on a $60 ounce of brickweed that you do on a $400 ounce of KB.
Who gives a fuck about moderation with weed? It can't kill you like alcohol, pills, meth, & coke can.