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if i had a choice to go to any of the mmj states to open up a legal grow to sell to the clubs and individual patients, which state will my business do best in?
I was always thinking california but now I'm thinking I'm too late because everybody is already established over their.
a friend of mine in maine said thats the spot but i am looking for a second opinion, any information is appreciated
Considering the climate of the last week I wouldn't even consider it.
not california......I wish I could move to maine......right now it's brutal in California.
of maine? hydroponics doesn't matter about out door climateQuote:
Originally Posted by Purple Daddy
Oregon has always been green and will remain so.
The Feds are coming after California, I mean, they are stating that they are coming after California in an effort to get as many collectives to close their doors without having to actually pursue anyone for criminal behavior.... The Feds are trying to make an example of Cali because Cali is like the head of the snake that they want to chop off in order to kill off the rest of the body.... That Harborside spot in Oakland has 88,000 members.... They cleared millions in profits last year AFTER taxes and the people at the top of our government are crapping themselves....Quote:
Originally Posted by weeddaddy50
The Bush administration did the very same thing.... They sent out a whole bunch of letters stating the same fear mongering text and got a lot of law abiding citizens to close up shop....
IMO, the latest threat towards the Med Cannabis Community is an effort to gain support for Obamas re-election.... They are trying to gain points with a certain group of people.... And who is easier to go after than the law abiding citizen who plays by the rules???
Cannabis will not be legal until Mexicos drug cartel style murders start to occur here in the US.... History certainly repeats itself and gangsters were killing people left and right during the alcohol prohibition days....
It's easier for our government to create laws that will generate revenue for them, in the form of taxes and fines for laws broken, than it is for them to let us live in peace.... Because if we live in peace we might actually be able to think freely without outside influence....and they don't want that.... They want to think for us....
Enough rambling....:jointsmile:
CGI::::::
CGI is right, the best state for sure: Is not Calif. The law is: Medicinal Marijuana is a Not For Profit business. It is the greedy capitalist's that are paying a low price for employees and not spreading the wealth. If there were no profit and every employee paid well, there should be no problem But. . . .
There is nothing wrong with a collective, dispensary or Co-op within the letter of the law, provided it is Not For Profit. Currently: The City of Riverside vs. The Inland Empire's Health and Wellness Center: case that is in our court system as we speak. A local Gov't taking on the Not For Profit Cannibis Collective. No one is getting rich and prices are going down!!! Perhaps, that is horning in on the the clandestine gov't profit, who knows. But, the law is being tested as we click and toke! Oops! The lawyers are making all the money from the collective!
If you want to start a business, the cat is out of the bag and it is too late for capitalistic ventures in the field of medical marijuana; unless you are pfitzer (or a pharmacuetical company).
Wanna get rich, be a defense lawyer for the collectives, dispensaries and co-ops!
Marijuana is for sharing and not profit! Money has made it an unhealthy battle! You need to first hire a lawyer. Oops! But the collective in Riverside, Calif. did just that on the very first meeting to set up their collective! Prices are down, too! Which was the whole purpose of making a collective to the letter of the law!
The best state is an altered state! pr