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[joshcryer]

91. Here's an article on Nebraska:

Colorado's medical marijuana is headache for Nebraska law enforcement
High-grade medical marijuana, legal in Colorado, is “flooding” Nebraska where the drug remains illegal, according to law enforcement agencies. The impact is being seen, primarily in western counties, in the amount of staff time spent by narcotic enforcement officers, court cases, and on the market for marijuana across the state.

“Marijuana out of Colorado is having a local impact,” Sgt. Dana Korell of the Nebraska State Patrol told NET News. “It is flooding, just flooding the market place. It’s everywhere.” Korell coordinates the Western Intelligence Narcotics Group (WING) a law enforcement task force coordinating drug investigations with 11 panhandle counties.

Police from a number of law enforcement agencies in Nebraska report their investigators have been working extra hours and department resources are being diverted away from more serious drug problems, including methamphetamine.

“It’s just running us ragged,” Korell said. “What do we do? We have limited manpower. We’ve got limited financial resources to make buys. What do we want to focus on? It’s still a felony. It’s still a felony in Nebraska to possess more than a pound.”

Think about it. You live in Nebraska, you don't want to have to pay some crummy dealer to hook you up, so you and your friends scrounge up a bunch of dough to buy a pound of weed. Off you go to buy it legally and to return and dispense it amongst your friends.

This isn't the high risk you had before where you had to have a dealer, someone you trusted, and someone who could provide quality product. Quality product is easily acquired, legally, and you can transport it yourself.

I swear we'll be legal across the entire country in 5 years. It's just not sustainable now.