PeterGreen
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It's on youtube
Why do you need to go by way of dispensary? I would guess ease of making money...
Caregivers could supply every patient in the state, we don't need dispensaries.
Creating a SB that outlaws dispensaries and makes collectives legal sounds more appealing. How many patients can you supply on 72 plants, if you were allowed?
It's on youtube
heres a post from MJpassion
"It wont be anything like Colorado.
You see, Coloradans voted in a Constitutional Amendment to protect the Rights of individuals. Individuals 21 & older can grow 6 plants at a time at home without asking anybody for permission.
It's the closest, in the nation, to actual legalization.
"
heres a solid idea... lets get 12 instead of 6 harharharr
To my understanding the lowest it can be scheduled is II. Because of the war on drugs pushed by the USA, language has been put into numerous treaties around the world and all that would need to be changed also. I hope I'm wrong but I read about this somewhere.
The idea that limiting the number of plants a person can grow is foolish at best & the wrong way to regulate into the market 'artificial shortages'.
Shortages, wether artificial or natural, drive prices UP!
There is absolutely nothing wrong with the caregiver system as it stands. The fact that caregivers can afford to give the patients they are supporting lower than wholesale prices while supplying dispensaries is a testament to it's efficiency.
No regulations will create the type of efficiency realised by MI patients as they do today.
Hope this makes sense.
I keep hearing people saying, well its ok man, patient to caregiver is still ok and you can grow your own, just not sell it...
I don't think thats the case anymore...even if you grow 1 plant, when you chop and hang it, whatever the weight is(past 15oz's), can be used against you in court according to the new bill.
so how can any caregiver in this state provide for anyone but themselves?
I think growers will be forced to dry their product at a safe location once chopped, which some already do...
My patients didn't buy enough to keep it running, or it would start degrading by the time they did buy it.
The one bill talks about allowing marijuana infused products meaning edibles but will straight oil also be allowed?