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former9thward

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43. Illegal in the U.S. It is currently a federal crime.

Reply to i_sometimes (Reply #42)

Sun Jan 1, 2012, 09:06 PM

Jan 2012

All of the paperwork from the local Sheriff is meaningless to the U.S. Attorney if he/she wants to go after you.

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Now that Obama has caused the price of pot to skyrocket, we can fire up the 1000 watt lights again. [View all] Webster Green Dec 2011 OP

Re-invest in LED panels htuttle Dec 2011 #1

look into the "joule thief" as well GaltFreeDiet Dec 2011 #2

Otherwise known as an inductor. joshcryer Jan 2012 #26

The circuit is very similar to a Flash Charger in a disposable camera, sans capacitor and flash coil Throckmorton Jan 2012 #36

Totally! Webster Green Dec 2011 #3

Nothing beats ceramic metal halide for quality final product. tridim Dec 2011 #4

I know about CMH ... but I grow orchids. Really. REP Dec 2011 #8

LED's are the future... Buddyblazon Dec 2011 #5

I hope you aren't one of those growers RZM Dec 2011 #6

I've been an activist for legalization since 1966 Webster Green Dec 2011 #15

I knew a guy. Made $30k sitting on his ass. joshcryer Jan 2012 #27

I believe it's irony. JackRiddler Jan 2012 #30

Considering the horrific violence inspired by those to lazy to invest in grow lights Riftaxe Dec 2011 #7

not to mention the horrific violence inspired by those too lazy to use the word "too" properly. Warren DeMontague Dec 2011 #9

+1 xchrom Dec 2011 #12

+10000 RainDog Jan 2012 #22

So...You do not believe the violence in Central Riftaxe Jan 2012 #49

No, actually, I don't believe very many Americans -even the morons- are smoking shitty mex weed. Warren DeMontague Jan 2012 #50

Nice try on trying to shift the blame Riftaxe Jan 2012 #51

Nice try, yourself. Warren DeMontague Jan 2012 #52

... RainDog Jan 2012 #53

Yeah, it's a major issue for me. Webster Green Dec 2011 #18

We have not i_sometimes Dec 2011 #10

100,000 Americans become felons every year for growing pot. tabasco Dec 2011 #11

Actually its the war on drugs by congress and the senate as Obama cannot repeal laws. cstanleytech Dec 2011 #13

Of course that is true. Webster Green Dec 2011 #14

He can set "some" sure but does that mean he can totally ignore the law? I do not believe so. cstanleytech Dec 2011 #16

OK then. Webster Green Dec 2011 #17

What would it take to change the categorization of marijuana from Schedule 1? Warren DeMontague Dec 2011 #19

I suppose he could try but i suspect congress would get even more cstanleytech Jan 2012 #21

doesn't require Congress AT ALL RainDog Jan 2012 #23

All Obama had to do..is keep his promise.. Upton Dec 2011 #20

And you never, ever made a statement of course about something you would do cstanleytech Jan 2012 #24

what "came up"? Warren DeMontague Jan 2012 #25

Congress switched hands for one, the dems also lost some senate seats cstanleytech Jan 2012 #28

excuses Warren DeMontague Jan 2012 #29

No, its called "facts". cstanleytech Jan 2012 #33

There's no facts, there. I think pissing away $60 Billion a year- NOT incl. costs of incarceration- Warren DeMontague Jan 2012 #35

I don't think the facts are on your side RainDog Jan 2012 #38

Except I am not arguing that the "war" on drugs should continue cstanleytech Jan 2012 #40

but the reality is that national-level pols are wedded to bad policy RainDog Jan 2012 #41

Obama could pardon them all at any time. Occulus Jan 2012 #32

From federal crimes, yes. cstanleytech Jan 2012 #34

It's the opposite here JNelson6563 Jan 2012 #31

Yes, and like most trends, California leads the way. Webster Green Jan 2012 #45

This just passed by referendum in 2008 GE JNelson6563 Jan 2012 #46

Delete this thread before they tombstone you Eliminator Jan 2012 #37

this op is sarcasm RainDog Jan 2012 #39

Indeed it is. Webster Green Jan 2012 #44

Illegal where? i_sometimes Jan 2012 #42

Illegal in the U.S. It is currently a federal crime. former9thward Jan 2012 #43

And soon as Obama respects States rights... i_sometimes Jan 2012 #47

Different U.S. Attorney's offices have different priorities. former9thward Jan 2012 #48

And what a fucking wonderful use of our tax dollars, too Warren DeMontague Jan 2012 #54