So it doesn't really matter about what California says about MMAR (don't know what you guys call them down in the states) cards either then, since even medical marijuana is still illegal according to the federal government? So what was everyone's reasoning behind voting no? Just trying to figure out why people wouldn't want sweet lady cannabis legal, even if only semi-legal.
Because people listen to the negative PR campaigns.
Basically we find that all the non medical stoners were too lazy to even vote and now blaming their loss on Medical users.
Im sorry my agenda is not the same as yours. This is why we are legally entitled to our opinions. Stop blaming everyone else for your lack of ability to get your message out.
be proud of south dakota, arizona and oregon while you're at it.
Not sure if you were talking to me - but I didn't say all med card holders did this. In fact I don't even think most deferred to this method of thinking. Those that did should be ashamed.
The vast majority of voters are not marijuana users - medical or otherwise. It's got nothing to do with marijuana users being too lazy. It's the negative PR campaign against marijuana, originated by the alcohol industry(drug dealers) and perpetuated by the by the pharmaceutical industry(drug dealers), that has been going on for nearly 100 years in this country.
and it would seem you are also legally entitled to force the rest of us to relinquish our rights for the sake of those opinions. this is how the abusive hypocrites of democracy operate. they whine about how their rights are being denied them when the tide turns against them, then crow and spout off about majority rule when their side wins the day. somehow the constitutionally assured liberties of others don't seem so important as long as their own desires are served.
The thought of huge 50,000-100,000 sq ft facilities pumping out thousands of pounds of weed.
Keep sitting on that high horse man, one day you'll stop blaming everyone else.
Fear of competition and protecting your own profits. Got it.
clown? that is your come back?
You're right prohibition is not the answer. Decriminalization is. Come around with a better written prop in two years that doesn't so blatantly hand marijuana to big business, and I guarantee you see support. Plus if you don't live in Cali you have no say. I'm not attacking the rest of the states feeble attempts at marijuana reform
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You want to take a vote on that? Because your views on what's right obviously coincide with the majority of the population.
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