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Bennyboy

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4. Well.

Reply to Comrade Grumpy (Reply #2)

Mon Dec 30, 2013, 03:58 PM

Dec 2013

In both Colorado and Washington, the initiative writers legalized it, but left the writing of regs to state bodies. That seems to be working out okay, if not over-regulated.

Uh the programs don't even start till Wednesday. And then all hell breaks loose because the law in a lot of ways is not specific.

We will still see lawsuits and all of that.......There are so many facets of the industry that are not addressed in either law.
And the average voter cannot possibly fathom all of the things completely that legalization would bring. And that includes myself.

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I am convinced that the iniative process is NOT they way to do this... Bennyboy Dec 2013 #1

Bennyboy, I have to disagree. Comrade Grumpy Dec 2013 #2

Well. Bennyboy Dec 2013 #4

kick otherone Dec 2013 #3