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[CID1990]

Colorado don't care...
and neither does Washington State

The Marijuana gets taxed at 37% (a drop from last years 25%+25%)
Other states need to "get in on the revenue grab"

I said it a million times over the last few years (to the potheads... I love em... I'll be one too when I retire)

Be careful what you wish for (legalized pot)

When the government gets in on the game you'll wish it was still illegal and $20 a baggie

1. taxation
2. regulation
3. research into harmful effects (who knew breathing smoke in your lungs was bad?)
4. Big Marijuana (Phillip Morris, Lorillard, etc)
5. Advertising appealing to kids
6. LAWYERS

Welcome to the leper colony, potheads

[kalm]

Colorado don't care...
and neither does Washington State

The Marijuana gets taxed at 37% (a drop from last years 25%+25%)
Other states need to "get in on the revenue grab"

I said it a million times over the last few years (to the potheads... I love em... I'll be one too when I retire)

Be careful what you wish for (legalized pot)

When the government gets in on the game you'll wish it was still illegal and $20 a baggie

1. taxation
2. regulation
3. research into harmful effects (who knew breathing smoke in your lungs was bad?)
4. Big Marijuana (Phillip Morris, Lorillard, etc)
5. Advertising appealing to kids
6. LAWYERS

Welcome to the leper colony, potheads

It will be interesting to see how home grown rec weed is treated. That’s a potential equalizer.

[Chizzang]

Colorado don't care...
and neither does Washington State

The Marijuana gets taxed at 37% (a drop from last years 25%+25%)
Other states need to "get in on the revenue grab"

I said it a million times over the last few years (to the potheads... I love em... I'll be one too when I retire)

Be careful what you wish for (legalized pot)

When the government gets in on the game you'll wish it was still illegal and $20 a baggie

1. taxation
2. regulation
3. research into harmful effects (who knew breathing smoke in your lungs was bad?)
4. Big Marijuana (Phillip Morris, Lorillard, etc)
5. Advertising appealing to kids
6. LAWYERS

Welcome to the leper colony, potheads

I won't hold my breath (pun intended) but I will roll my eyes

The tobacco conglomerates are still spending millions on Anti Marijuana campaigns
and states like North Carolina and South Carolina and the Bible belt too
will fight till their dying days resisting Marijuana (ask Jeff Sessions)

We've got 20 years...

[CID1990]

I said it a million times over the last few years (to the potheads... I love em... I'll be one too when I retire)

Be careful what you wish for (legalized pot)

When the government gets in on the game you'll wish it was still illegal and $20 a baggie

1. taxation
2. regulation
3. research into harmful effects (who knew breathing smoke in your lungs was bad?)
4. Big Marijuana (Phillip Morris, Lorillard, etc)
5. Advertising appealing to kids
6. LAWYERS

Welcome to the leper colony, potheads

I won't hold my breath (pun intended) but I will roll my eyes

The tobacco conglomerates are still spending millions on Anti Marijuana campaigns
and states like North Carolina and South Carolina and the Bible belt too
will fight till their dying days resisting Marijuana (ask Jeff Sessions)

We've got 20 years...

I say the tipping point will come very soon - sooner than you may think.... the point where the money's in getting 18 year olds to smoke pot is more profitable than just producing cigarettes... when that happens, you'll see those anti-pot campaigns replaced by Joe Camel smoking a fat spliff

As for NC... it isn't Jeezus fighting against pot, it's RJR

[Baldy]

I won't hold my breath (pun intended) but I will roll my eyes

The tobacco conglomerates are still spending millions on Anti Marijuana campaigns
and states like North Carolina and South Carolina and the Bible belt too
will fight till their dying days resisting Marijuana (ask Jeff Sessions)

We've got 20 years...

I say the tipping point will come very soon - sooner than you may think.... the point where the money's in getting 18 year olds to smoke pot is more profitable than just producing cigarettes... when that happens, you'll see those anti-pot campaigns replaced by Joe Camel smoking a fat spliff

As for NC... it isn't Jeezus fighting against pot, it's RJR

You'll have your rogue state here and there, but the tipping point will be when the Feds decriminalize it.

[Ibanez]

Colorado don't care...
and neither does Washington State

The Marijuana gets taxed at 37% (a drop from last years 25%+25%)
Other states need to "get in on the revenue grab"

I said it a million times over the last few years (to the potheads... I love em... I'll be one too when I retire)

Be careful what you wish for (legalized pot)

When the government gets in on the game you'll wish it was still illegal and $20 a baggie

1. taxation
2. regulation
3. research into harmful effects (who knew breathing smoke in your lungs was bad?)
4. Big Marijuana (Phillip Morris, Lorillard, etc)
5. Advertising appealing to kids
6. LAWYERS

Welcome to the leper colony, potheads

Where are there $20 bags of weed? That's gotta be less than an eighth. That can't be good stuff. The good stuff is at least $40-$60.







Or so I'm told.

[Ivytalk]

In DE, a pack of Newports now costs about $7.40. That’s approximately 37 cents per cig. When the cost of a marihuana cigarette reaches that level, we’ll be at another tipping point.

Relative addiction costs matter.

[Ibanez]

I said it a million times over the last few years (to the potheads... I love em... I'll be one too when I retire)

Be careful what you wish for (legalized pot)

When the government gets in on the game you'll wish it was still illegal and $20 a baggie

1. taxation
2. regulation
3. research into harmful effects (who knew breathing smoke in your lungs was bad?)
4. Big Marijuana (Phillip Morris, Lorillard, etc)
5. Advertising appealing to kids
6. LAWYERS

Welcome to the leper colony, potheads

I won't hold my breath (pun intended) but I will roll my eyes

The tobacco conglomerates are still spending millions on Anti Marijuana campaigns
and states like North Carolina and South Carolina and the Bible belt too
will fight till their dying days resisting Marijuana (ask Jeff Sessions)

We've got 20 years...

What are you talking about? Is that why in the past 2 years SC REPUBLICANS have been chipping at way at Marijuana laws, conducting research and now has a bill that when the next General Session begins, has a strong chance of passing? NC/SC are Red States for sure, but they are charting a path towards decriminalization/legalizing. It began with industrial hemp, then medical marijuana. NC is about to decriminalize it. The same fight is going on in Tennessee.

And it's the Republicans that are fighting for it.

"Fight till their dying days?" That's obviously false since it's happening. It's slow..but it's making it's way. A poll released last week shows 80% of South Carolinians are in favor. Republicans are doing the right thing and are getting ahead of it -finally!

Just like your thoughts on Boeing SC and Top Gun - you are wrong, sir.

[Gil Dobie]

[Chizzang]

I won't hold my breath (pun intended) but I will roll my eyes

The tobacco conglomerates are still spending millions on Anti Marijuana campaigns
and states like North Carolina and South Carolina and the Bible belt too
will fight till their dying days resisting Marijuana (ask Jeff Sessions)

We've got 20 years...

I say the tipping point will come very soon - sooner than you may think.... the point where the money's in getting 18 year olds to smoke pot is more profitable than just producing cigarettes... when that happens, you'll see those anti-pot campaigns replaced by Joe Camel smoking a fat spliff

As for NC... it isn't Jeezus fighting against pot, it's RJR

Without question the "Carolina's" are about RJR
and I don't consider North Carolina the Bible Belt (anymore)

[Chizzang]

I won't hold my breath (pun intended) but I will roll my eyes

The tobacco conglomerates are still spending millions on Anti Marijuana campaigns
and states like North Carolina and South Carolina and the Bible belt too
will fight till their dying days resisting Marijuana (ask Jeff Sessions)

We've got 20 years...

What are you talking about? Is that why in the past 2 years SC REPUBLICANS have been chipping at way at Marijuana laws, conducting research and now has a bill that when the next General Session begins, has a strong chance of passing? NC/SC are Red States for sure, but they are charting a path towards decriminalization/legalizing. It began with industrial hemp, then medical marijuana. NC is about to decriminalize it. The same fight is going on in Tennessee.

And it's the Republicans that are fighting for it.

"Fight till their dying days?" That's obviously false since it's happening. It's slow..but it's making it's way. A poll released last week shows 80% of South Carolinians are in favor. Republicans are doing the right thing and are getting ahead of it -finally!

Just like your thoughts on Boeing SC and Top Gun - you are wrong, sir.

Like I said
I won't hold my breath
When it actually comes time to pass be sure and let me know what happens

Washington State when polled was 88% for Marijuana Legalization (when polled)
and it passed by 6% when it was time to actually vote

[BDKJMU]

I won't hold my breath (pun intended) but I will roll my eyes

The tobacco conglomerates are still spending millions on Anti Marijuana campaigns
and states like North Carolina and South Carolina and the Bible belt too
will fight till their dying days resisting Marijuana (ask Jeff Sessions)

We've got 20 years...

What are you talking about? Is that why in the past 2 years SC REPUBLICANS have been chipping at way at Marijuana laws, conducting research and now has a bill that when the next General Session begins, has a strong chance of passing? NC/SC are Red States for sure, but they are charting a path towards decriminalization/legalizing. It began with industrial hemp, then medical marijuana. NC is about to decriminalize it. The same fight is going on in Tennessee.

And it's the Republicans that are fighting for it.

"Fight till their dying days?" That's obviously false since it's happening. It's slow..but it's making it's way. A poll released last week shows 80% of South Carolinians are in favor. Republicans are doing the right thing and are getting ahead of it -finally!

Just like your thoughts on Boeing SC and Top Gun - you are wrong, sir.

Really? I think of it more as purple, or maybe magenta..

NC on the one hand:
-2012 narrowly voted for Romey (50.4%); 2016 narrowly voted for Trump (49.8%)
-2 conk senators
-10 conk/3 donk House of Reps (much of imbalance due to gerrymandering)
-Conks control both houses state legislature
-conk Lt Gov

NC on the other hand:
-2008 voted for Obama (49.7%)
-Donk Gov
-Donk Attorney Gen

[Ibanez]

What are you talking about? Is that why in the past 2 years SC REPUBLICANS have been chipping at way at Marijuana laws, conducting research and now has a bill that when the next General Session begins, has a strong chance of passing? NC/SC are Red States for sure, but they are charting a path towards decriminalization/legalizing. It began with industrial hemp, then medical marijuana. NC is about to decriminalize it. The same fight is going on in Tennessee.

And it's the Republicans that are fighting for it.

"Fight till their dying days?" That's obviously false since it's happening. It's slow..but it's making it's way. A poll released last week shows 80% of South Carolinians are in favor. Republicans are doing the right thing and are getting ahead of it -finally!

Just like your thoughts on Boeing SC and Top Gun - you are wrong, sir.

Like I said
I won't hold my breath
When it actually comes time to pass be sure and let me know what happens

Washington State when polled was 88% for Marijuana Legalization (when polled)
and it passed by 6% when it was time to actually vote

Book it - NC and/or SC are within 5 years of medical marijuana, decriminalization and possibly legalization (that might be within 10). But we are closer today than we ever have been.

[Chizzang]

Like I said
I won't hold my breath
When it actually comes time to pass be sure and let me know what happens

Washington State when polled was 88% for Marijuana Legalization (when polled)
and it passed by 6% when it was time to actually vote

Book it - NC and/or SC are within 5 years of medical marijuana, decriminalization and possibly legalization (that might be within 10). But we are closer today than we ever have been.

I don't doubt the "closer now than ever" part
But people get nervous when it comes time to actually pull the trigger
and RJR will be dropping terrifying advertising bombs in NC and SC when that day arrives

RJR spent 15 million on counter-advertising in Colorado and 30 million in Washington State
Imagine what they'll spend terrifying people in their own back yard

[Ibanez]

Book it - NC and/or SC are within 5 years of medical marijuana, decriminalization and possibly legalization (that might be within 10). But we are closer today than we ever have been.

I don't doubt the "closer now than ever" part
But people get nervous when it comes time to actually pull the trigger
and RJR will be dropping terrifying advertising bombs in NC and SC when that day arrives

RJR spent 15 million on counter-advertising in Colorado and 30 million in Washington State
Imagine what they'll spend terrifying people in their own back yard

I have no doubt. A lot of people have mellowed on the idea of weed. Anecdotal but - my mother used to be hard set against drugs. Now - she'll openly say weed should be legal. It's only a matter of time.

[css75]

I won't hold my breath (pun intended) but I will roll my eyes

The tobacco conglomerates are still spending millions on Anti Marijuana campaigns
and states like North Carolina and South Carolina and the Bible belt too
will fight till their dying days resisting Marijuana (ask Jeff Sessions)

We've got 20 years...

What are you talking about? Is that why in the past 2 years SC REPUBLICANS have been chipping at way at Marijuana laws, conducting research and now has a bill that when the next General Session begins, has a strong chance of passing? NC/SC are Red States for sure, but they are charting a path towards decriminalization/legalizing. It began with industrial hemp, then medical marijuana. NC is about to decriminalize it. The same fight is going on in Tennessee.

And it's the Republicans that are fighting for it.

"Fight till their dying days?" That's obviously false since it's happening. It's slow..but it's making it's way. A poll released last week shows 80% of South Carolinians are in favor. Republicans are doing the right thing and are getting ahead of it -finally!

Just like your thoughts on Boeing SC and Top Gun - you are wrong, sir.

Does anyone really want to see the next generation as a bunch of burnt out potheads whose sole goal in life is to get the next buzz along with munchies? Man boobs will abound and only God knows what diseases this will bring,


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[kalm]

What are you talking about? Is that why in the past 2 years SC REPUBLICANS have been chipping at way at Marijuana laws, conducting research and now has a bill that when the next General Session begins, has a strong chance of passing? NC/SC are Red States for sure, but they are charting a path towards decriminalization/legalizing. It began with industrial hemp, then medical marijuana. NC is about to decriminalize it. The same fight is going on in Tennessee.

And it's the Republicans that are fighting for it.

"Fight till their dying days?" That's obviously false since it's happening. It's slow..but it's making it's way. A poll released last week shows 80% of South Carolinians are in favor. Republicans are doing the right thing and are getting ahead of it -finally!

Just like your thoughts on Boeing SC and Top Gun - you are wrong, sir.

Does anyone really want to see the next generation as a bunch of burnt out potheads whose sole goal in life is to get the next buzz along with munchies? Man boobs will abound and only God knows what diseases this will bring,


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Speaking from experience?

[Gil Dobie]

What are you talking about? Is that why in the past 2 years SC REPUBLICANS have been chipping at way at Marijuana laws, conducting research and now has a bill that when the next General Session begins, has a strong chance of passing? NC/SC are Red States for sure, but they are charting a path towards decriminalization/legalizing. It began with industrial hemp, then medical marijuana. NC is about to decriminalize it. The same fight is going on in Tennessee.

And it's the Republicans that are fighting for it.

"Fight till their dying days?" That's obviously false since it's happening. It's slow..but it's making it's way. A poll released last week shows 80% of South Carolinians are in favor. Republicans are doing the right thing and are getting ahead of it -finally!

Just like your thoughts on Boeing SC and Top Gun - you are wrong, sir.

Does anyone really want to see the next generation as a bunch of burnt out potheads whose sole goal in life is to get the next buzz along with munchies? Man boobs will abound and only God knows what diseases this will bring,


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The abusers are abusers, whether it's booze, drugs, sex etc. We won't have a generation of anything different than the previous generation. Just won't have as many in jail for petty pot crimes.

[SeattleGriz]

Does anyone really want to see the next generation as a bunch of burnt out potheads whose sole goal in life is to get the next buzz along with munchies? Man boobs will abound and only God knows what diseases this will bring,


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The abusers are abusers, whether it's booze, drugs, sex etc. We won't have a generation of anything different than the previous generation. Just won't have as many in jail for petty pot crimes.

Opiod use in Washington went down. That's a plus in my book.

[css75]

The abusers are abusers, whether it's booze, drugs, sex etc. We won't have a generation of anything different than the previous generation. Just won't have as many in jail for petty pot crimes.

Opiod use in Washington went down. That's a plus in my book.

That is good, those are killers.


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[UNI88]

The abusers are abusers, whether it's booze, drugs, sex etc. We won't have a generation of anything different than the previous generation. Just won't have as many in jail for petty pot crimes.

Opiod use in Washington went down. That's a plus in my book.

That can't be true. Jeff "Kreacher the house elf" Sessions (continuing the Harry Potter theme that started with She Who Cannot Be Named/Hildamort) says that marijuana is a gateway drug.

[Chizzang]

If only Jeff Sessions and Hilary Clinton could become the faces of The two main parties
The rule would be all Republican posters would have to have Jeff on them
and all Democrat posters would have to have Hilary on them

FOREVER !!!

as a long standing reminder of the absolute stupidity arrogance and avarice of each party (forever more)

[Skjellyfetti]

In DE, a pack of Newports now costs about $7.40. That’s approximately 37 cents per cig. When the cost of a marihuana cigarette reaches that level, we’ll be at another tipping point.

Relative addiction costs matter.

Apples and oranges.

Not even Snoop or Willie Nelson maintain a 20-joint-a-day habit.

[Baldy]

[Ivytalk]

In DE, a pack of Newports now costs about $7.40. That’s approximately 37 cents per cig. When the cost of a marihuana cigarette reaches that level, we’ll be at another tipping point.

Relative addiction costs matter.

Apples and oranges.

Not even Snoop or Willie Nelson maintain a 20-joint-a-day habit.

You really are an ultramaroon. You liberals take everything seriously, even when it’s clearly