burnbluntz12312
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Is the 3rd time the charm? New York has a knack for screwing things up, routinely at the last minute. What's the opinion, will they cross the finish line this time and be the 15th state?
Will New York finally do it?
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cherrybobeddie
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New York did it, but no homegrown until July, 2024. I shit you not.
burnbluntz12312
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Wait a minute... I mean, wait 3 years?
Tiflis
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I hope you're wrong
burnbluntz12312
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I'm sure their Governor will find a way to get his precious tax revenue one way or another.
cherrybobeddie
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New York Lawmakers Reach Tentative Deal On Marijuana Legalization Bill, With Details Now Circulating
After months of negotiations, New York lawmakers and the governor have reached a tentative deal on a bill to legalize marijuana in the state. Legislative leaders and Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) have repeatedly touted progress in negotiations and signaled that an agreement was forthcoming in recent...
www.marijuanamoment.net
Rabeats2093
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Time to go for a card anybody got leads lol
420burn420
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I wonder what would be the amount you can have ? Seems like they haven't set a limit yet. Finally NY can get a win.
shroomhaze
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oofff %14 tax regular for your bud, its a win for sure but so sad the whole US and Canada both used to put people in jail now steal money from the same people shits fucked up
at least you can grow without risking your freedom thats nice
at least you can grow without risking your freedom thats nice
Rabeats2093
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Eventually we will be able to grow six months to 18 months depending if you have a card
cherrybobeddie
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Read this shit:
news.yahoo.com
New York lawmakers agree to legalize recreational marijuana
New York is poised to join a growing number of states that have legalized marijuana after state lawmakers reached a deal to allow sales of the drug for recreational use. The agreement reached Saturday would expand the state's existing medical marijuana program and set up a a licensing and...
cherrybobeddie
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5 us cents per milligram? Some body splain this to me. NY so forked up. Just follow Oklahoma. It's so simple.
cherrybobeddie
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I think that's a good question.
And .005 cents per milligram tax is $5 per gram. Check me on that. And a 13% sales tax. So I guess you have almost $5.65 per gram in taxes. Add in profit and NY will not have cheap weed.
So yeh, grow it, and get expunged if caught. You know thousands of people are growing this summer in NY. Thousands. New Jersey and now NY. Soon the whole east coast except those really backwards states like South Carolina. Is too late to allow them to secede?
And .005 cents per milligram tax is $5 per gram. Check me on that. And a 13% sales tax. So I guess you have almost $5.65 per gram in taxes. Add in profit and NY will not have cheap weed.
So yeh, grow it, and get expunged if caught. You know thousands of people are growing this summer in NY. Thousands. New Jersey and now NY. Soon the whole east coast except those really backwards states like South Carolina. Is too late to allow them to secede?
burnbluntz12312
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Senate passed, awaiting Assembly.
cherrybobeddie
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Oh, OK. I thought I was missing something here. Thank you.
printer
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Cuomo signs recreational marijuana bill into law
Cuomo announced the measure on Twitter, which also creates expungement of previous marijuana convictions that would be legal.
The move makes New York the 15th state to legalize recreational marijuana. Neighboring state New Jersey legalized recreational marijuana in late February.
“This is a historic day,” Cuomo tweeted. “I thank the [Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart- Cousins (D)] and Speaker [Carl E. Heastie (D)] and the tireless advocacy of so many.”
The bill allows residents over the age of 21 to have up to 3 ounces of cannabis and 24 ounces of cannabis concentrate to be outside the home. It also allows residents to keep up to three mature and three immature cannabis plants at home.
thehill.com
Cuomo announced the measure on Twitter, which also creates expungement of previous marijuana convictions that would be legal.
The move makes New York the 15th state to legalize recreational marijuana. Neighboring state New Jersey legalized recreational marijuana in late February.
“This is a historic day,” Cuomo tweeted. “I thank the [Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart- Cousins (D)] and Speaker [Carl E. Heastie (D)] and the tireless advocacy of so many.”
The bill allows residents over the age of 21 to have up to 3 ounces of cannabis and 24 ounces of cannabis concentrate to be outside the home. It also allows residents to keep up to three mature and three immature cannabis plants at home.
Cuomo signs recreational marijuana bill into law
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) signed a bill into law on Wednesday legalizing recreational marijuana for adults. Cuomo announced the measure on Twitter. It also creates expungement of previous mari…
thehill.com
athomegrowing
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I don't think you get your money back, but it would be expunged. You can grow without issue though - there's no more probable cause to enter residences since marijuana is legal and it can be smoked in private and public places. The smell alone wouldn't be enough, so just keep it out of sight (no outdoor grows in your yard for now).