More patient tracking from the Govt on the way

[trickyricky]

So, I was Thinking, as I looked at my card, What will the bar code on it be used for?

[davo420]

It too nearly 9 months to get my card, and somehow they are going to competently track every MMJ transaction in real-time? :wtf:

Hahahah

How true is that

[Zedleppelin]

there's no Black Market because all of the illegal users >bought< illegal cards and >BECAME< our (joke of a) medical program!

So many sick people. So many others "helping" them buy $400 ounces. Why, just today I saw the local dispensary guy drive up to the hydro store in a new Beemer SUV to get supplies so he could buy more hydro gear and help more people!

Now that's compassion (and 1284) at work, muthafuckas!

Smile, yer on Candid camera!

Bingo

[senorx12562]

black market?:wtf: you cant go to a dispensary and buy it cheap enough for resale what are these idiots talking about. almost everyone who uses it has a license. the black market is no more.


meded so you can mededicate to mededitate

Your assertion that the black market is no more is absolutely untrue. Would that it were so, but regulation as onerous as that currently in place, (and the prices currently being charged at dispensaries, which are probably due in part to said regulation) will always perpetuate a black market, and is currently doing so.

[MEDEDCANNABIS]

It too nearly 9 months to get my card, and somehow they are going to competently track every MMJ transaction in real-time? :wtf:

The stuff's less dangerous than aspirin. It really should create no more drama than buying a bottle of wine.

shooooot aspirin and alcohol are not to be trifled with, that stuff kills people left and right...its like RAID for humans. thats the reason mj is illegal:wtf:


mr meded, mr meded is it true you tried pot in college...did you inhale?

smoked it alllll up, next question

[MEDEDCANNABIS]

Your assertion that the black market is no more is absolutely untrue. Would that it were so, but regulation as onerous as that currently in place, (and the prices currently being charged at dispensaries, which are probably due in part to said regulation) will always perpetuate a black market, and is currently doing so.

you are most correct, however as long as dispensaries can charge between 10 & 20 a gram people will opt for the cheaper. im sure some of a black market exists, not like before the dispensary explosion. you go try and street slang your wares today and youll find its difficult. with the impending presidential change on the distant horizon, black market will return and it will be biz as usual for dea. buy your prison stocks now and recieve a 1000% yield in roughly two years...dear diary jackpot:thumbsup:


meded-quality organics-grown for potency, flavor and aroma

[wkhey4]

Since I have to wait 35 days and can't legally purchase yet, my ipso facto assumed acceptance and legal status for legally purchased Colorado medical ganja doesn't kick in for another 6 days. Because of this I can attest that the black market is still in business in Colorado.

[cologrower420]

you are most correct, however as long as dispensaries can charge between 10 & 20 a gram people will opt for the cheaper. im sure some of a black market exists, not like before the dispensary explosion. you go try and street slang your wares today and youll find its difficult. with the impending presidential change on the distant horizon, black market will return and it will be biz as usual for dea. buy your prison stocks now and recieve a 1000% yield in roughly two years...dear diary jackpot:thumbsup:


meded-quality organics-grown for potency, flavor and aroma

I think there are just fewer suppliers on the black market. I know plenty of smokers who are too lazy to get legal since it's so easy to get on the black market. I don't know of anyone trying to make a living selling pot anymore, I lost those contacts when I got my doc recommendation a year ago.

[MEDEDCANNABIS]

I think there are just fewer suppliers on the black market. I know plenty of smokers who are too lazy to get legal since it's so easy to get on the black market. I don't know of anyone trying to make a living selling pot anymore, I lost those contacts when I got my doc recommendation a year ago.

well they are making a living its just semi legal right now. these people were just itchin to do this. i would have a dispensary too if i could afford it, however i somehow got sucked into the world of general labor and cant break free...man, i miss the 80's. i think those that dont have a license are afraid of being tracked even though most arrests are made on growers.


meded-quality organics-grown for potency, flavor and aroma

[cologrower420]

well they are making a living its just semi legal right now. these people were just itchin to do this. i would have a dispensary too if i could afford it, however i somehow got sucked into the world of general labor and cant break free...man, i miss the 80's. i think those that dont have a license are afraid of being tracked even though most arrests are made on growers.


meded-quality organics-grown for potency, flavor and aroma

I'm 28, so it just might be my peers, but I don't know of a single person that is afraid of the potential for abuse of privacy. The only ones who seem aware are MMC's and patients. Non-patients don't understand.

Unless people are buying quantity, I don't think most people are concerned with small scale sales.

I don't doubt that there are still a ton of maybe-legal sales these days.