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Man, Colorado and Washington really knocked down the dominoes

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by Batmanchu, Nov 16, 2012.

  1. #1 Batmanchu, Nov 16, 2012
    Five other states will propose legalization bills, and even Mexico might as well.


    I didn't expect the pieces to fall this fast, but if five other states legalize, that's 7 states spitting in the face of the government, and then they'd REALLY have to say something about it.
     
  2. #2 privato, Nov 16, 2012
    Whoa is there an article about this? If so, please post a link!
     
  3. #3 mcguyver420, Nov 16, 2012
    They haven't done anything until the Federal government gives up and honors their laws. Legal or not next year, you could go buy a bag of weed from a shop and get arrested right outside - still the same situation as out in California.

    Here's to wishful thinking.
     
  4. #4 GanjaFarmer06, Nov 16, 2012

    If this was the case medical marijuana would have never been put into place since the federal government doesnt recognize it as medicine.
     
  5. #5 ddog7x, Nov 17, 2012

    Not true. Legalization in a state means that the local police stop enforcing whatever law it is that has been reversed. That's the whole point. The feds could arrest you, but the local cops will not.
     
  6. #6 hoven561, Nov 17, 2012

    source please, id like to learn more about this
     
  7. #7 riverroadjack, Nov 17, 2012
    You trippin OP, this shit been legal since 1860 where Im at
     
  8. #8 korkimann, Nov 17, 2012
    This is bigger than you think, several countries worldwide are bringing up legalization issues. I smell... good things to come.
     

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