California Pot-Legalization Measures to Clash With Federal Law
October 8, 2009
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Viva la Tenth Amendment. The federal law is an unconstitutional damned lie.
To keep cannabis illegal while tobacco and alcohol are dispensed freely is *MURDEROUSLY STUPID*.
We shall OverGrow!
-Richard Paul Steeb, San Jose California
legalizing marijuana (or cannibis) would be the smartest thing california has done since this depression has started, how many people have lost jobs, how many companies are and have gone out of bussiness. Really the truth about cannibis is out there for the people too see. Looking at how much money dispensaries make and how much money it is and has been giving not only to the state but to federal taxes its perty much clear that by legalizing cannibis and establishing more dispensaries this state can get out of debt fast then anything else here in california. Clearly the fats and the evidance is there for people to see that it is a growing industry where people want to see it or not.
Why just why. Legalize it now and get on with the real problems in the country and world. An stop blowing up the moon NASA it’s not as urgent as real problems like finding a cure for cancer and ending homelessness and hunger!
Valid medicinal value, it’s a victimless crime, the War on Drugs WAY too costly, too many arrests for simple possession, tax it and use the money to pay for health insurance and to reduce the deficit…Need I say more?
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I think marijuana should be legal in all 50 states because marijuana is again natural growing plant people didn’t make it. marijuana was already here and people dried it and started smoke it.
iv herd a lot of good things on leagleizing pot but i havent read anything how pot being leagle will affect realestate prices toresm i would think people will flock to califorina wen pot is leagle buying housess spending lots money people will vacation in califorina bringing in billions in revenue taxes i hop califorina ready for lot more people excaping harsh pot layws in outher states i no if this law passess ill be moving to califorina an so will alot of outher people so let the outher states be warned thell be loosing lots of tax revenue wen people leave there states i pray it spreads accross the country thank you all who worked so hard on this law to get it on the ballot god bless u
how much funding does ca get from the goverment tell the feds to keep there funding ca will keep all tax money made from pot i say if u half to add a doller tax to every bag gram sold to suplement federal funding that ca will loose its goverments loss this is a win win situation for all of ca
how much does ca get from feds tell the federal goverment to keep there money ca will keep all tax dollars made no fed tax on pot ad extra dollar tax on pot sold to suplement an money lost from federal goverment goverment can mind there own busisness vote ron paul