Do you think we'll experience 100% LEGAL WEED in our lifetime?

I'd love to see the MJ legal like beer. Walk into a corner store and buy an 1/8th like you're buying six pack.

In all honesty, do you think we'll see that in our life time?

No. Part of me thinks it would be AWESOME, but the other part of me fears it. If the government did it then prices would go up, there would be taxes also. Brands like cigarettes would take over the industry. It sounds alight, but considering pot is mostly enjoyed by those who dislike the government and big buisness, and we would be buying directly from them.

If it became legal some sort of system like a breatholizer must be needed for those driving impared. Sounds like alot of work to be done in lets say 80 years.

no i wish

I herd Ron Paul is promising something like this.

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Originally Posted by Sandman27

No. Part of me thinks it would be AWESOME, but the other part of me fears it. If the government did it then prices would go up, there would be taxes also. Brands like cigarettes would take over the industry. It sounds alight, but considering pot is mostly enjoyed by those who dislike the government and big buisness, and we would be buying directly from them.

If it became legal some sort of system like a breatholizer must be needed for those driving impared. Sounds like alot of work to be done in lets say 80 years.

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Prices would actually drop dramatically. Marijuana is one of the most versatile plants on the planet. It is extremely easy to cultivate. Many places in South American where marijuana laws are slack or ignored, weed can go for a few bucks per pound. One con of legalization would be that the government would ban the cultivation of marijuana by citizens, in order to make a profit. They did this with tobacco too. But hey, that would still be much better than the insane laws we have in place now.

in my dreams its legal already:hippy:

More decriminalization would be a better goal in my opinion, no one should go to jail for pot.

I dunno but we wouldn't have as much diversity in strains as we do on the illegal market today. Just a thought.

Some of my friends think so, but I don't know. It's already legal in the US in some states. Not all US citizens understand what that means, however.

I hope everyday that I see this.
I at least may want to move to Canada or a decriminalized state if it doesnt hppen.
I think there is a chance. Some people are finally starting to see the truth. Governors, Senators and even 08 presedential candidate, RON PAUL. Vote for him...theres hope for the country.