Quote Originally Posted by valstar
Not quite sure what your asking. Let me see if i answer this right.

I was speaking too many MMC.s practically on every street corner in the town thats caused the Non MMJ communtiy to go nuts not too many caregivers. Is that what you were asking? Sorry i really need to learn to better express what i am trying to say the brain thinks it and fingers go WTF is he trying to say.
Tone is especially difficult to convey over the internet.

Don't get frustrated, you aren't the only one who has difficulty in discussing thoughts and stuff. No worries, I have the same problems sometimes.

I know what you were saying, and I agree with you. I wasn't really engaging you specifically, I was just asking a general question.

Here is the longer version of what my post meant:
NonMMJ people saw that the industry was exploding. Anti MMJ people (think cops, judges, lawyers, anyone in the incarceration/enforcement complex who could benefit by marijuana remaining illegal) used that as a scare tactic to impose restrictions on our industry. Since this industry has historically been 'underground', the government doesn't really know who is paying taxes on what incomes. They used the reasoning you did, '
There is a such thing as too much some times', is probably similar to what pro-1284/109 did when attempting to explain this legislation.

Cliff notes: Ignorant People with Power Suck.

Good luck here, this is a solid community. Just follow the rules and don't piss off the mods, don't post email addresses, and don't ever discuss anything illegal.
cologrower420 Reviewed by cologrower420 on . Just say NO to moratorium in Colorado Springs The below is an interesting article from the Gazette Telegraph in Colorado Springs. You probably remember that there were a few people taking around petitions in C. Spgs. in an effort to ban medical marijuana centers in Colo. Spgs. It has failed miserably--and the councilman won't even announce how much support he did receive. Very good article in the Gazette Telegraph here--and why they should remain. OUR VIEW: City Council, say no to moratorium (vote in poll) | poll, marijuana, badly Rating: 5