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Prop 19- so what?
    #13427453 - 11/03/10 06:23 AM (13 years, 2 months ago)

How does this change anything for anybody here?
Anybody going to stop smoking, or smoke less?
Anybody think they'll have a harder time finding weed, or that the price will go up?

And how many of you are in possession of less than an ounce anyway?

Yes, it would be nice if all laws made sense and MJ was regulated the same as alcohol or tobacco.
But there's bigger issues, more important things to spend time and money and effort on.

I'm going to go roll a joint, BRB.


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Re: Prop 19- so what? [Re: Doc_T]
    #13427583 - 11/03/10 07:29 AM (13 years, 2 months ago)

It would have meant that a) coffee-shops come into existence (I would visit Cali for that), thus you could visit and legally try wide variety of strains b) pot/paraphernalia/smell is no longer probable cause c) you can grow legally without med card d) no fines. Also it would have been a big deal for the legalization movement.


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Re: Prop 19- so what? [Re: AlexD]
    #13427596 - 11/03/10 07:34 AM (13 years, 2 months ago)

a) would be nice
b) never been an issue for me or anybody I know. (except once a bag was left out on a car seat.)
c) nobody would grow because of a)
d) when's the last time you paid a fine? and are taxes better?


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Re: Prop 19- so what? [Re: Doc_T]
    #13427633 - 11/03/10 07:52 AM (13 years, 2 months ago)

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never been an issue for me or anybody I know




You're lucky. If you grow/smoke, police comes near your house and they sense it (see something through window, smell etc) it may become an issue.

http://www.tokeofthetown.com/2010/10/machine-gun_toting_cops_raid_legal_pot_patient_for.php

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nobody would grow because of a)




I don't know I would grow. I take it many med patients in Cali are growing.

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when's the last time you paid a fine? and are taxes better?




Never but I'm not in US. You mean sales tax? I see no reason why sales of pot should be an exception. All sales are taxed :shrug:


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Re: Prop 19- so what? [Re: AlexD]
    #13427648 - 11/03/10 07:58 AM (13 years, 2 months ago)

I think home growing would be like homebrewing, a rare quaint hobby.


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Re: Prop 19- so what? [Re: Doc_T]
    #13427681 - 11/03/10 08:11 AM (13 years, 2 months ago)

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I think home growing would be like homebrewing, a rare quaint hobby.




It's different. Grow process is more fun, it's beautiful, you can get a year supply from one plant and it takes little space to be stored. The spiritual nature of high makes it more exciting to grow as well as the fact that different strains can mean different highs not just tastes.


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Re: Prop 19- so what? [Re: AlexD]
    #13431814 - 11/03/10 11:27 PM (13 years, 2 months ago)

dude fuck that, so what it does not change too much but this would have done so much more for just YOU or ME, it would have started to change public perception on the drug and allowed us to challenge the government with a full head of steam

The movement will not stop and has actually gotten more motivated because of this but the passage of this prop would have been amazing

marijuana will eventually just be grown by anyone who wants and will be a beautiful part of our society with many benefits, and a beautiful alternative to alcohol to present to fututre generations.

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Re: Prop 19- so what? [Re: realfuzzhead]
    #13440557 - 11/05/10 07:50 PM (13 years, 2 months ago)

Yes paying taxes is better. Legalized cannabis would have brought a huge tourist crowd to Cali, even from other countries. The tax revenue just from the hotels, transportation, gas, food, and other minor purchases separate from the drug would have provided stimulation to an economy that is currently floating in a toilet.

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Re: Prop 19- so what? [Re: ManianFH]
    #13488617 - 11/15/10 04:48 PM (13 years, 2 months ago)

A) Would have been AMAZING!  Not nice.
B) I would love to not have to hide in anyway smoking a joint on the street, or having it be heaty to be in a car with weed.
C) I would.  I bet PLENTY would.
D) I would love to not have to hide in anyway smoking a joint on the street, or having it be heaty to be in a car with weed.

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Re: Prop 19- so what? [Re: Dickhead]
    #13488666 - 11/15/10 04:59 PM (13 years, 2 months ago)

I can smoke a joint anywhere in public I could drink a beer, with about that much discretion. :shrug:
I doubt most folks in the US really need to worry too much about personal possession under an ounce.


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Re: Prop 19- so what? [Re: Doc_T]
    #13488737 - 11/15/10 05:11 PM (13 years, 2 months ago)

2009 arrests Up 4600% in NYC since 1990. 
http://cannabisculture.com/v2/content/2010/04/03/New-York-City-Pot-Arrests-2009-Second-Highest-Total-Ever

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New York city police made 46,400 lowest level marijuana possession arrests [NY State Penal Law 221.10] involving cases where marijuana was either used or possessed in public. Of those arrested, 54 percent were African American, 33 percent were Hispanic, and only ten percent were Caucasian.




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Re: Prop 19- so what? [Re: Dickhead]
    #13488752 - 11/15/10 05:14 PM (13 years, 2 months ago)

Nice strawman argument, but Prop 19 does nothing about racist cops or inequitable social structures.


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Re: Prop 19- so what? [Re: Doc_T]
    #13489010 - 11/15/10 06:01 PM (13 years, 2 months ago)

True...  I just thought it was interesting.

But those 46000 people would not have been arrested if marijuana was legal to possess.  It stands to argue against your point that no one need worry about minor possession.  That is 46000 in New York alone for 2009 that need worry.


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Re: Prop 19- so what? [Re: Dickhead]
    #13489029 - 11/15/10 06:04 PM (13 years, 2 months ago)

I bet at least 45,000 of them were arrested for something else that didn't stick or got argued down.
Without a pot charge to cop to, they have to take the hit for a bump of speed or smack or whatever.

By your logic, Prop 19 is going to throw thousands into life sentences on their third strike. 

:shrug:

What's Cali law got to do with New York City anyway?


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Re: Prop 19- so what? [Re: realfuzzhead]
    #13496436 - 11/17/10 02:43 AM (13 years, 2 months ago)

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dude fuck that, so what it does not change too much but this would have done so much more for just YOU or ME, it would have started to change public perception on the drug and allowed us to challenge the government with a full head of steam

The movement will not stop and has actually gotten more motivated because of this but the passage of this prop would have been amazing

marijuana will eventually just be grown by anyone who wants and will be a beautiful part of our society with many benefits, and a beautiful alternative to alcohol to present to fututre generations.

LEGALIZE




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People seemed to miss the bigger picture. For the first time, people would have stood up and showed they want the plant to be able to be sold openly. This would have started a seachange in how politicians and the public view cannabis. It would have shown that people want it legal. Prop 19 didn't go all the way (I called it "partial-legalization"), but it would have made cannabis more legal in CA than in the Netherlands.

Instead, people were too busy wondering about how it would affect THEM.

As Mick said, this battle is lost, but we need to pick up our swords, go to the next one and continue fighting.


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Re: Prop 19- so what? [Re: Doc_T]
    #13496489 - 11/17/10 03:15 AM (13 years, 2 months ago)

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How does this change anything for anybody here?
Anybody going to stop smoking, or smoke less?
Anybody think they'll have a harder time finding weed, or that the price will go up?

And how many of you are in possession of less than an ounce anyway?

Yes, it would be nice if all laws made sense and MJ was regulated the same as alcohol or tobacco.
But there's bigger issues, more important things to spend time and money and effort on.

I'm going to go roll a joint, BRB.



Doesn't change anything.  Just makes me more jaded about our shitty political system.
I'll smoke however much I damned well please. :shrug:  I don't smoke much anyways.
harder time?  I doubt it.  got some decent connects.

I got about 2 grams on me right now.  :shrug:  That'll last me at least until saturday.  I'll probably want to get more by then though.


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Re: Prop 19- so what? [Re: Doc_T]
    #13498629 - 11/17/10 02:40 PM (13 years, 2 months ago)

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I bet at least 45,000 of them were arrested for something else that didn't stick or got argued down.
Without a pot charge to cop to, they have to take the hit for a bump of speed or smack or whatever.




You sound like a politician actually, arguing that most Marijuana smokers use other drugs/commit worse crimes.  Nothing suggests that.  You are speculating.  Some of them were likely School teachers, or firefighters. These people would lose their jobs.

A possession charge is a possession charge.  Let's say you get into a bar fight.  You get arrested, they find 7g's of weed on you.  If it were legal, It wouldn't have any effect on the case or sentence.  If Illegal, then you face 2 charges and likely a much harsher punishment.

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By your logic, Prop 19 is going to throw thousands into life sentences on their third strike.


 

I have no idea how you come to this conclusion or what it even really means. But, lets say however, you have 2 strikes(Manslaughter and Robbery).  You get released on Parole, a truly Changed man; then you are caught with half O of weed.  BAM, back to jail. 

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What's Cali law got to do with New York City anyway?




Was arguing against your statement, here:

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I doubt most folks in the US really need to worry too much about personal possession under an ounce.




Arrest and prosecution for each individual can be extremely damaging without jail... The money, time and exposure of any arrest can easily derail your personal or professional life.  What if you were a Kindergarten teacher?? 

In America, laws CAN and DO change.  An imperfect bill, once passed could have been ratified through the following years.  I do not know the big issue that scared everyone off of Prop 19, I have read a summary of the bill.  I would like to know the big issues.  I hope they are important enough to endure at least 2 more years of arrest and prosecution of innocent puffers.

I believe the Prop 19 vote was lost to a divide and conquer strategy.  I believe if it had passed all of North America would have soon followed suit.  Now, you may find much of the wind draining from our sails instead of a huge celebration and plenty of inspiration to keep going.   

Again, what was the huge problem with Prop 19 please?


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Re: Prop 19- so what? [Re: Dickhead]
    #13498659 - 11/17/10 02:46 PM (13 years, 2 months ago)

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Again, what was the huge problem with Prop 19 please?



Short-sightedness...    I can see a whole slew of problems with Jacks bill as well...


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Re: Prop 19- so what? [Re: ChronicCluster]
    #13498720 - 11/17/10 02:57 PM (13 years, 2 months ago)

Please elaborate.  Short-sightedness is a subjective term. 

What effect of Prop 19 are people against?


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Re: Prop 19- so what? [Re: Dickhead]
    #13498781 - 11/17/10 03:04 PM (13 years, 2 months ago)

From what I remember, It was mostly the medical patients who were convinced that weed becoming legal would somehow illegalize medical consumption...
Also a lot of people didn't like certain aspects of the prop, such as the you can have two ounces on your person, and they wanted true, tax-free legalization.  Which I doubt would ever happen.  It hasn't happened with any other drug.

So more I guess it was people expecting everything to be perfect on the first go around, and who weren't interested in making changes later.

I say short-sighted since I think that they thought that right now we have no tax on it, and no regulations, that when it is legal it should have no regulations.  And the current tax free illegalization is better than taxed legalization.


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Re: Prop 19- so what? [Re: ChronicCluster]
    #13499641 - 11/17/10 05:53 PM (13 years, 2 months ago)

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From what I remember, It was mostly the medical patients who were convinced that weed becoming legal would somehow illegalize medical consumption...



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Also a lot of people didn't like certain aspects of the prop, such as the you can have two ounces on your person, and they wanted true, tax-free legalization.  Which I doubt would ever happen.  It hasn't happened with any other drug.




Sure, Id like to be able to bring QP's over and have BBQs with friends.  Now, wait though...  who gets to grow it and market it?  I would see that as an obvious issue If no one can legally manufacture and profit.  But taxes...  They will be a part of legalization.

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I say short-sighted since I think that they thought that right now we have no tax on it, and no regulations, that when it is legal it should have no regulations.  And the current tax free illegalization is better than taxed legalization.




I think we should hold out till the bill makes it totally free, delivered to each and everyone of us with our morning paper.


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Re: Prop 19- so what? [Re: Dickhead]
    #13499699 - 11/17/10 06:07 PM (13 years, 2 months ago)

I don't really remember much of the medical peoples argument...  Someone else'll remember, I'm sure.

I agree.  We just need to go ahead and get it legalized.  Partly breaking the law is better than fully breaking the law.

We can always petition to get the law changed after it is passed.  It'll probably only be minor things that would need to be changed.  Such as the amount that you can carry, the amount that you can grow.  All of those would be up for discussion if we can just get the plant itself legalized. 

How do you eat an elephant?  One bite at a time. 

The first step is to get some measure of legalization in place.  We need to convince people that whatever bill or law, or prop that is passed first, will only be one of many to come.  Each one will address specific concerns of the ones before it. 

Even if you do not agree with the entire prop, vote yes for it.  We will then create another prop that will address those specific concerns. 
Even if you don't agree with that one 100%, vote yes on it, and we will create another prop to address those concerns.

That is the way that I see legalization eventually happening.  If we try to eat the whole elephant at once, the rest of society will never agree to it, since it will be too controversial. 

First we make Cannabis socially acceptable.  That is step number one.


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Re: Prop 19- so what? [Re: ChronicCluster]
    #13501012 - 11/17/10 10:22 PM (13 years, 2 months ago)

I have observed that political issues come and go in the public mind.  As waves, there are crests that offer opportunity to change and lulls where no one gives a shit anywhere. 

In Canada, we nearly abolished prohibition for weed in the late 90's, but we let it stall, didn't punch it through; Then 9/11, Liberal sponsorship Scandal.. Conservatives take over and things actually got much worse for pot smokers.  The only legalization talk in Canada now is about the US efforts.  We're in a lull, bigtime.

I fear that without one or 2 notches on the Legalization belt this wave, we may have to face a rather large lull. 2 to 4 years from now who knows what madness could erupt. 

If the future holds any major ecological devastation, further ecconimic hardships, major wars etc. Do you think the media and lobby time will be spent on legalizing Weed??  Not likely.  The issue would be so far under the rug that you will not see it again till the whole house comes down.

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    #13502040 - 11/18/10 03:51 AM (13 years, 2 months ago)

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Re: Prop 19- so what? [Re: realfuzzhead]
    #13650118 - 12/18/10 12:59 AM (13 years, 1 month ago)

dear people of simpsons or south park, make a damn good episode showing that freedom, 

as in " sir i may not agree with what you smoke but i will defend to the death your right to smoke it " is the reason prop 19 should have passed and ream them on the hypocrisy of believing in fear as a reason to limit liberty in any way shape or form

make the episode damn good enough to saturate our minds so that next time a vote comes up it will soar YES ,

by the way ,

when you have a movement to reclaim personal liberty in any form, yes, that movement matters, it matters more than many other issues of mass distraction,

and i will say ,
it would be good, all the stoners of the nation could take refuge in california without having to get a prescription, and that would be good, a more inventive culture emerges, when the legal drug and all the squarey boo-booheads and naysayers get high, instead of drink booze,

some will not like it minor harm will come, but , great peace and change in consciousness will evolve, and the harm is very small, and it will be their own fault for using it improperly


if those , those people that voted no, got high , and they had never done it before, and sat to try to to comprehend the evening news they would say "what the fuck is this " and become free thinkers.......  ( sometimes ) , think about the potential of making the world more , well, sane, that legal pot , and getting the people afraid of laws and not willing to get a prescription, upppity , grumpy people, people that don't know how to not hate

i knew a guy that killed people for money but before that he was a stoner and he used to talk about killing gays ( not that he wanted to but that's a passtime where i grew up , we just talk about it, but we don't , and  never targeted , harmed, or harassed any known ones, but we just talked about it like idiots , i don'tknow why ) , but , when he was a pothead one day , i was talking that stupid way that teenagers are taught to ( i am not glad i did i am horrified at how insidious the talk thinking is ) and he said "hey they have a fucking right( he didn't cuss though ) to be that way "
i went holy shit is this my friend ? the one more extreme than me by loads

but he quit pot then did, that thing i just aforementioned, and such .
the pot radically transformed his mind , he didn't think the same, he should have kept using it and probably wouldn't have gone into the decay that commenced, but his desires to do that kind of stuff were fairly strong.

[ do you get what i am saying, people have no awareness of what htey are doing until something changes their awareness, i had no understanding that joking about that stuff was stupid, i had no hate for gays , NONE, but yet i would talk that way , and there is no way in hell he would have suddenly broken our normal casual joking to speak a TRUTH , but for ganja,  i swear and attest to its transformational powers of course some people are just messed up and won't be healed by it some will ]

hey before i ever used pot i didn't know that you should care about people, i just didn't  i mean people you love sure but not general people, it completely gave me peace of mind and mellowness, that i never knew possible in just a few months of being a college "stoner" , which was great.

it is good , it needs to mellow out the psyche of those hardened people , made weird by society .

you know the first time a person gets high on pot , they realize, dear lord, there is, wow,
how can this amazing state of mind exist ? and it changes them, and not for the worse.

and man , maybe that dude i knew should have kept a smoking it up as much as possible and changed his mind about that sort of thing oh well, but , god bless this , you know ? that's a harsh situation to grow into .

the simple one sentence is : more people getting high makes the world a better place,


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