(08-26-2024, 08:31 AM)Caldrac Wrote:

(08-26-2024, 08:19 AM)Jagwired Wrote: I will vote yes. Really no need for it though. With medical availability already anyone who really wants to be "legal" is already a card holder.
There will be the added advantage for income to the state coffers and local business owners as well.

Yeah, but, does this also open up the state politically flipping blue potentially? It feels like the majority of these states supporting this are blue, and, they're not the best states to live in.

It might be different county to county, but, imagine legalizing this as a state only to turn Florida into California or New York with a Gavin Newsom or Kathy Hochul type Governor.

It's funny, I am a Millenial, but, probably coming off as a religious Boomer bible thumper now.

It's just a weird situation for me to support. Everything has a price. If you would have asked me this question roughly seven to eight years ago? I would have been in full support.

Having enjoyed the hell out of Colorado's finest oils, bud and wax with dab rigs, pens and joints between Denver and Boulder.



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This is a good point about culture and mindset that I agree with, however, I think full legalization is inevitable.  I don't care if someone smokes weed and I know many who do.  I don't think it should be prosecuted unless someone is illegally dealing, but I also don't know that I'm interested in putting a vote in for that culture either.

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