it will come along with the satan statue going in at the state capitolWashington, Colorado, Oklahoma?
it will come along with the satan statue going in at the state capitolWashington, Colorado, Oklahoma?
"affirming the antecedent" much?article said:Mark Woodward, with the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics, said, “I’ve seen it wreck more lives than any other drug.”
speaking of teh monies, how's the fiscal picture in colorderpo? holding steady?$$$$$
I'm curious to see the stats on how much they are saving on the criminal prosecution side of things as well.
Haven't really read anything since the first week where the state did 5 Million in sales in the first 5 days. I would hazard a guess that it's probably still to early to tell.speaking of teh monies, how's the fiscal picture in colorderpo? holding steady?
. “It’s a really interesting phenomena that’s happening,” Resnick tells The Daily Beast. While the first three months will likely be inflated by pot tourists gunning to “see it first,” the months following will be a better indicator of the overall economic impact.
Wow, $100 is cheap. In Oregon I think it's $150 +$50 if you list a caregiver and the "doctor visit" will cost you $250 cash. You need a doctors visit and renew every year plus they closed the self service window downtown so it's all via mail now. Or so I've heard.$$$$$
I'm curious to see the stats on how much they are saving on the criminal prosecution side of things as well.
Some law enforcement officials say that all you need to look at is the legal, taxed, and regulated drug trade already in place - i.e. prescription drugs. Despite this legal business, an illicit trade in these substances thrives.
Benzodiazepines and synthetic opiates are orders of magnitude more dangerous and addictive than weed and are therefore more highly regulated than weed need be or should be. He might be close to the mark if he compared the illicit trade in legal drugs to the illicit trade in legal guns.
First, operating an all-cash business is a logistical nightmare; second, as U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder put it: Theres a public safety component to this. Huge amounts of cash substantial amounts of cash just kind of lying around with no place for it to be appropriately deposited is something that would worry me, just from a law enforcement perspective. Holder, it appears, was listening when Brown made his appeal in Denver.
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well that sucks. i agreed w/ nearly every godless, socialist, word.
High pressure sodium and metal halide lamps sales might see a dramatic increase in sales.well that sucks. i agreed w/ nearly every godless, socialist, word.
the possible exception amounting to a minor quibble: just might need to sleep w/ the enemy (big corps) out of pragmatism when it comes to regulation/distribution. ain't no mom & pop groundswell going to go unaddressed as a result. no way p&g, GE, et al., going to sit idly by when there's green in them thar hills
If you can start a pizza parlor that also sells weed, you could make BANK$$$$$Recreational users in Washington state can get their bag delivered in "about 45 minutes" by the Winterlife Cooperative -- serving customers since 2013.
Not a new idea. My buddy ran a weed delivery biz in NYC fifteen years ago. Back when I was growing we delivered everything by bike messenger.Marijuana Goes Mainstream with Home Delivery
If you can start a pizza parlor that also sells weed, you could make BANK$$$$$
Agreed, not "new" but what is "new" is it can be done legit. There are also venture capital firms looking to back ventures like this. It's not a couple dudes selling out of an apartment.Not a new idea. My buddy ran a weed delivery biz in NYC fifteen years ago. Back when I was growing we delivered everything by bike messenger.
Back in college in (OH, 19 drinking age) liquor stores used to deliver to our dorms as long as 'food' was part of the order. A keg and a single slim Jim were a popular order on weekends until the school shut that down.
Were you doing it to raise money to post bail for your friend who accidentally fed a diabetic police horse a ton of sugary treats?Not a new idea. My buddy ran a weed delivery biz in NYC fifteen years ago. Back when I was growing we delivered everything by bike messenger.
True. Not that it matters for either you or me. Feds are still keeping a brother down.seeing how CO is a right to work state, can't see this being an issue.
if my employer needs to reduce their staff by exactly 1 $tinkle, then that's that.
My Googling tells me this isn't true (when trying to figure out what "right to work states" were).seeing how CO is a right to work state
“Classifying marijuana as Schedule I at the federal level perpetuates an unjust and irrational system,” read the Congressional letter. “Schedule I recognizes no medical use, disregarding both medical evidence and the laws of nearly half of the states that have legalized medical marijuana.” In a separate statement, the letter’s lead author Congressman Earl Blumenauer (D-OR) said that reclassifying marijuana “is a step the administration can take to start to rationalize federal marijuana policy to bring it in line with the advances that are happening in the states.”
http://www.cnbc.com/id/101408228?__source=ft&par=ftPrivateer Holdings, a Seattle-based venture capital firm focused on the cannabis industry, also hired a DEA agent, Patrick Moen.
The marijuana industry just got a critical boost in its effort to become a massive and completely legitimate business. On Friday, two federal law-enforcement agencies released coordinated statements clearing the way for banks to take deposits from and offer financial services to marijuana producers and retailers without fear of prosecution for money laundering.
Wow. There is some major