theexpress
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im dippin to the CO.
So Illinois SB 1381 What Us With This
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Livingfree
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My wife and I both want to move to Colorado, she has family there, and two of which are patients. But we are strapped here in Illinois for a bit, but we'll make it out there. Until then, it's doing what we can, when we can here in Illinois.
Subtlechaos
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Shit, Chitown. Fuck these people! Move anyway! You probably aint heard, brah... But they got goin to court, now. Accusing me of 33 outdoor plants. Im looking at 2-5, but with overcrowding in IDOC due to them doing away with mgt/smgt, Ill probably get a reduced sentence of 1-3.
ANYWAYS!!! When my bit is done, Im moving to Michigan. Fuck these uptight cocksuckers! This state can suck my harry balls! Fuck SB1381, and any other bill they propose! My suggestion is for all Illinois residents to move to a more progressive state. I am...
Subtlechaos
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NVM... Didnt see this post. Good call, brah.
theexpress
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you will get probation on that class 4 bro!!!!!! but fuck probation.. take your lil year... that means 61 days in this state... and you will come out with a year parole.. you may only see your p.o once in that time... we overcrowded here....
you will do 61 days on a year here because one its so over croded, and 2 it takes 61 days for the feds to give the state the money to house you for a full 365 days a y afull year... so they cut you loose after the feds cut them there check.. so all they spend is like a few bux maybe everyday for your ass but after that 61 days idoc gets a fat ass check for you for the full year... it varies from prison to prison but the average is like 30K a year per inmate.... were like cattle to these bitches.. and fuck michigan... move westward.. michigan still cold
Subtlechaos
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I know that... Im a "K number". The reason I'll do more than the 61 is because IDOC recently let go of its director and suspended the Meritorious Good Time program(MGT/SMGT), because the public didnt like the fact that he was givin out too much good time. Elections were close and Quinn knew he was gonna lose some votes if he didnt do somethin, so he just stopped giving good time. Gotta love Illinois...
Click here, brah...
I'll do 6 months on a year, 9 months on 18, ect... Hopefully, now that elections are over, some politician will nut up and reinstate it, and I'll sign a plea tomorrow.
And yeah. Fuck a probation officer! If Parole gets to tight, I'll violate, cut it in half and be home in time to catch that flight to Michigan.
theexpress
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\I know that... Im a "K number". The reason I'll do more than the 61 is because IDOC recently let go of itas director, and suspended the Meritorious Good Time program(MGT/SMGT). I'll do 6 months on a year... 9 months o 18...
And yeah. Fuck a probation officer! If Parole gets to tight, I'll violate, cut it in half and be home in time to catch that flight to Michigan.
damn you already got a number huh?? shitty..... yeah fuck parole finish that end of sentence.... good luck man.. hopefully they send you to vandalia or somewere min security...
Subtlechaos
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I edited that last post, and added a link... Didnt know you were on.
Subtlechaos
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Man, this Hou?Bal game is gettin GOOD!
I'll talk to ya later..
I'll talk to ya later..
Livingfree
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So, because you are in deep your attitude is "Fuck any bill proposed in Illinois"? That's pretty shitty of you. Sorry to hear about your troubles, but why take it out on everyone else?
When I see people behave like that, I always have to question their motives. Not all patients can just get up and leave the state. I feel your frustration, but get a grip.
Fascist Botany enthusiast
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I don't know about medical marijuana -- look what happened to Prop 19 in Cali. The med Marij people killed it, the Humbolt growers killed it. What we need is FULL LEGALIZATION -- by that I mean FREEDOM. Let alcohol drinkers get a prescription because of "anxiety" or whatever. Marijuana is NOT DANGEROUS AT ALL!!!! Not even a little bit like alchohol is.
How much of this is lawyers and law enforcement not wanting to lose a HUGE chunk of their employment or income? Not to mention the private prison companies... But we the PEOPLE can totally do without these NON-PRODUCTIVE parasitic jobs!! We will ALL be financially better off if we did not have to support this expensive, destructive system which is MUCH more damaging to the fabric of society than marijuana EVER was feverishly dreamed to be!! Lives are ruined in the 10's of thousands by these laws each year while marijuana ruins ZERO lives and harms no one.
You get a prescription because a drug is dangerous... MJ is NOT! It needs to be 100% legal. This is the land of the free, so how come we arrest people at the rate of nearly 1,000,000 a year on marijuana related "offenses" (against whom?)????? Medical marijuana legislation is a crap deal because it makes Maruijuana seem like a prescription-level drug when it is a harmless symbiotic beautiful plant which is relaxing to smoke. MUCH better and MUCH less harmful that ALCOHOL!!!
How much of this is lawyers and law enforcement not wanting to lose a HUGE chunk of their employment or income? Not to mention the private prison companies... But we the PEOPLE can totally do without these NON-PRODUCTIVE parasitic jobs!! We will ALL be financially better off if we did not have to support this expensive, destructive system which is MUCH more damaging to the fabric of society than marijuana EVER was feverishly dreamed to be!! Lives are ruined in the 10's of thousands by these laws each year while marijuana ruins ZERO lives and harms no one.
You get a prescription because a drug is dangerous... MJ is NOT! It needs to be 100% legal. This is the land of the free, so how come we arrest people at the rate of nearly 1,000,000 a year on marijuana related "offenses" (against whom?)????? Medical marijuana legislation is a crap deal because it makes Maruijuana seem like a prescription-level drug when it is a harmless symbiotic beautiful plant which is relaxing to smoke. MUCH better and MUCH less harmful that ALCOHOL!!!
kudaross
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lou just said he has enough committed votes to pass this thing!
http://www.stltoday.com/news/local/illinois/article_a32fdf48-19be-11e0-94fc-00127992bc8b.html
http://www.stltoday.com/news/local/illinois/article_a32fdf48-19be-11e0-94fc-00127992bc8b.html
theexpress
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yeah but will they actually vote when its time.. the laws in illinois are gonna suck... thats why next week im moving to colorado
stonesour
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lets hope these fools dont chicken out the last second.... if it does pass, I WILL be one of the first to open a dispensary in my area. I have 300k at my dispense for this reason.
That would be a dream job, growing is an art.
stonesour
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Figures. I HATE this state.
purplehazejesussaves
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According to the marijuana policy project:
What looked like it would be a disappointing day in the statehouse yesterday left us with a glimmer of hope. Legislation that would make Illinois the 16th medical marijuana state received another vote in the Illinois House of Representatives yesterday. Sixty votes are needed for passage, and the bill received as many as 58 votes at one point before ending with 56. This is an improvement over the November 30 vote, when the bill received only 53 "yes" votes. Still, there’s hope.
A representative who voted “no” can file a motion for reconsideration in order for the bill to be voted on once more, and in fact, one of them already has. That means we should have 59 votes now and we just need one more to pass the bill. That’s where you come in. One representative voted “yes” on the bill back in November, but only voted “present” yesterday. We’d like to run a poll of his legislative district today so that we can show that member just how much his constituents support the bill. We know the poll will show strong support, we just need the resources to run it."
Hell, this is about sickening. It's safer than peanuts dammit!
What looked like it would be a disappointing day in the statehouse yesterday left us with a glimmer of hope. Legislation that would make Illinois the 16th medical marijuana state received another vote in the Illinois House of Representatives yesterday. Sixty votes are needed for passage, and the bill received as many as 58 votes at one point before ending with 56. This is an improvement over the November 30 vote, when the bill received only 53 "yes" votes. Still, there’s hope.
A representative who voted “no” can file a motion for reconsideration in order for the bill to be voted on once more, and in fact, one of them already has. That means we should have 59 votes now and we just need one more to pass the bill. That’s where you come in. One representative voted “yes” on the bill back in November, but only voted “present” yesterday. We’d like to run a poll of his legislative district today so that we can show that member just how much his constituents support the bill. We know the poll will show strong support, we just need the resources to run it."
Hell, this is about sickening. It's safer than peanuts dammit!
My feelings as well.