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    I think that when Cali leegullizes in 2012 and they go from being broke to being the most prosperous state in the US other states will follow. Obama will change his policy . I don't believe it will be leegull under federal law but I do believe The states will be given choice. Than the UN will change their policy (Only 2 countries not in the UN) and gods plant will be leegull worldwide!!

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    I am not sure for any new details, bu what I heard this autumn is that Cali voted not to legalize. Why do you think that it will be done in 2012?

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    many of us are still dealing with the the aftermath of prop 19, there's still a lot of disappointment with many grow site members
    some momentum was lost with that vote, but it's possible that 2012 could be the year
    money wise, well, there was an article in the cnn web page today called 'where are the mj millionaires'
    was oriented towards the situation in Colorado where state regulations are really driving up costs
    i guess it would depend a lot on the law passed, it would have to be a very strong protection for growers rights, otherwise state regulation will suck out the profits with thousands of fees, regulations, and taxes

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    Quote Originally Posted by maariic View Post
    I am not sure for any new details, bu what I heard this autumn is that Cali voted not to legalize. Why do you think that it will be done in 2012?
    There is another vote in 2012 and it is during a presidential election. According to this article http://www-958.ibm.com/software/data...term-elections twice as many 18-29 year olds show up for presidential elections opposed to midterms. Polls show that the youth support legalization much more than older generations so the odds are much better.

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    But don't you think those midterms will go to this vote specially to vote against mj? If they went last year then they will go next year as well. Or are you hoping that more of them will be passed away? I don't know what is the attitude in your nation, but in our country those people that I have spoken with - four from 5 will say that mj is the shortest way to other drugs. Our society isn't educated enough about pros and cons of mj. This is because objective researches are not shown globally. What are pros and cons of American society?

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    States are starting to decriminalize marijuana, and maybe in 2012, some states will even legalize it, but on a federal level, mj will never be legal, simply because of the money it would cost the government...

    Giving compensation to all of the people who have been busted with some kush would cost billions of dollars... to think that every 14 seconds, an american is busted for weed, i don't think they would be willing to pay for this...

    On a state level though, i think its fucking great! Maybe some states will wake up and realize that legalizing marijuana will bring their states billions of dollars every year, tax rates would drop, deaths from alcohol, and cigarette smoking might drop... so many positive things would happen... All we need is 1 state to legalize, and all the other states to follow

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    Uh... why on earth would the government have to compensate anyone for being busted? They did something illegal when a law was in place. If its no longer illegal, then on your way. Its not its retroactive...
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    Quote Originally Posted by HuffPuppy View Post
    Uh... why on earth would the government have to compensate anyone for being busted? They did something illegal when a law was in place. If its no longer illegal, then on your way. Its not its retroactive...
    probably won't happen, probably, but the law can take strange twists and turns
    someone could try to sue, which likely would be tossed out, but if such a case ever got to a jury
    again, strange things happen in the courts(sometimes), but i think unlikely

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    The law thatd didn't pass didnt hut anything steam wise. Nobody who read the law wanted it. It was basicaly cutting out anyone who wasnt a massive cooperation. You needed a massively expensive permit, basically like liquor license. People want it legalized, not made into the new cigs. You know the second they get a chance, they will start adding addictive things and get it delegalized all over again once we all start getting cancer suddenly. Obviously, its because we didnt "test" mary jane enough. All the politicians would sit there with shit eating grins as we start dying left and right "we told you so, marijuana is bad news, m'kay!"

    Don't give them the satisfaction of "being right" because the second we give them the chance, they will make themselves right, no matter what it takes. They know that if its legalized, it will cost them billions and billions of dollars. Not because they will have to pay people, which they wont, laws arnt passed retroactively, its because of hemp. marijuana got a bad red so they could take hemp out. Hemp could straight up save the entire planet. Remove social barriers, bring everyone to an equal footing. Socialism is the greatest concept ever made, it was just brought around at the wrong time and implemented terribly. They never made a straight socialism setup. They always tainted it, and made everyone miserable, thats why it doesnt work. It will never work when they is a shortage of things. With hemp, we could feed the entire world, fuel the entire world, clothe the entire world and even house the entire world. All without breaking a sweat (comparatively). Everything would cost next to nothing. They grew 40 ft hemp trees that took about 3 years to get that big, in the 1700's! Thats a 40ft tree, that can do anything any other tree can do, besides look pretty as siding. Deforestation would stop, pollution would go WAY down, it burns like 40-60% cleaner than fossil fuels, also its in the top 5 plants for conversion of CO2 to O2, greenhouse effect, this ones aimed at you!

    In the end, if someone found a MASSIVE deposit of diamonds, where they just grew by the feet per day (whether its possible or not isnt the point) it would drive the price of them way down. The prices are all determined by availability. When there is a shit ton of something thats completely renewable, prices go down. Nobody wants to spent $85 filling up there tank, when a better alternative is there for $5 to fill the tank. These prices would be stable since hemp grows so well everywhere. Send seeds to africa, they will gorw in there shit soil, then eventually make there shit soil better by penetrating and adding nitrogen to the soil. Eventually, they could grow good food in it.

    In short, people pretend that legalizing mary jane will make tons of money. The gov knows thats not true. The prices now are not because its so difficult to produce, its because its so dangerous. Without the danger, the price drops and the availability goes up. They know no one will spend $80 on anything, no matter how good it is, when they can pop some seeds outside. Yes,it wouldnt be the same quality, but so cheap. Everything would be cheap, we could feed ourselves for next to nothing, building materials, next to nothing, everything would be next to nothing. It would only be practicle to go with a straight socialist economy at that point. There would be no real profit anywhere. No profit for single individuals that is. It could easily support the entire world, but single people wouldnt get rich, which is wha they want. They want to stay rich, they want to keep us down, they want to keep the social order. Hemp would destroy it all, but save us all at the very same time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jankedyjoe View Post
    The law thatd didn't pass didnt hut anything steam wise. Nobody who read the law wanted it. ....
    it wasn't perfect, there were flaws, but that wasn't why it didn't pass
    remember the turnout for the under 30 voters? i think it was around 10% - it was very low
    so you had a much older voter turnout, which gave the predictable result
    so maybe no steam lost, that's tough to judge, 2012(which is a presidential election year) will likely generate a much larger turnout, which could be a game changer

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