Gimme 3:1 on just Colorado then.


It's passing in Colorado. Book it imo

Also, what research do you need to do? Peoples like to smokes the herb. That's all the research you need!

Just a Canadian perspective

However, the June 18-25 survey by Ipsos Reid found that Canadians are much more willing to entertain the idea.

It found that 66 per cent of people believe that “the possession of marijuana in small amounts” should be “decriminalized so that it no longer carries a penalty or fine.” Another 34 per cent opposed the idea.

Support for decriminalization is strongest in Atlantic Canada (72 per cent) followed by British Columbia, Saskatchewan/Manitoba and Ontario — in all three regions, support for decriminalization runs at 69 per cent.

Opposition to decriminalization is strongest in Alberta, where 42 per cent of people don’t like the idea.

Last I read though most Canadians support penalties for selling. Makes little sense to me as small amounts for possession usually come from larger amounts for sale or growing your own.

best of luck.

wtf get this canadia talk out of here. USA! USA! USA! (colorado gonna pass methinks too)

this is the election in my mind...**** the president/congress

The federal ban could still be enforced even if a state legalizes mj for recreational purposes, right?

Affirmative

Colorado Springs tho.

Colorado Springs nearly has more medical marijuana dispensaries than churches. The community is ok with weed.



http://www.ednewscolorado.org/2012/0...around-schools

They really need to change the way the laws are. Either allow states to offer it or tell the states no. One or the other because it is messed up when legally the state could say ok but the feds would say no.

Which would you prefer?

I would prefer if it was up to the states to decide. But really I would want federal regulation for the drug to be legal. Mainly cause the cost in enforcing the law is greater than legalizing the drug.

Well imo, the way to federal legalization and regulation is through the states. The federal government isn't going to take the initiative. Clearly progress has been up to the states. I think the states are basically going to force the federal government into legalizing eventually, so if that's what your goal is, you should support legalization in your state.

I don't smoke it so I don't care in that regard. I care more because it affects a lot of people. I know several people that do smoke it. A few I really would have liked to have met prior to them smoking to determine if it was the drugs that made them stupid or they were just stupid to begin with. But it kind of is ridiculous that marijuana can have harsh penalties that can be worst than other crimes that are violent or sexual in nature.