Well for one a few things in that post, yes are Dennis's EXACT words, I added some of mine, and yes some of the Things are also Jacks. So in a sense they must of if they said it.
I just hate that people don't realize, yes Cali is broke, but this isn't the way to fix it. Cali always says one thing does somthing completely different, its getting to the point I dont even want to live here anymore.
If they didnt restrict Growing to a 5X5 area (less than the Medical laws now) and force us to only Medicate indoors I really wouldnt mind the bill. But those two are Major issues because now they want to be the ONLY ones growing and regulating the marijuana sales. Sure now anyone can grow but it is better having no Size limit and 18 plants(Medical) than a 5X5 that you can only put 3-6 plants in(19). As of now there is no Tax on Medical, and with 19 there are 3 different taxes you pay per purchase... To me you want less freedoms and Tax? all because you don't have to get a script? thats not logical, use Logic and stop thinking its legal. If it was "Legal" feds couldnt touch you, and guess what even with 19 passed, they can and they will.
All I'm trying to do is open peoples eyes to the real truth because all you Yes on 19 voters only see 1 thing "legal" and everything else outside your tunnel vision in blurred, and they want that, keep the people dumb and blind, easier to control...
ZeroWingX Reviewed by ZeroWingX on . Jack Had A Dream, Dennis has a Voice, And it was No...Please Read this b-4 you Bash.. Proponents of California's Regulate Control and Tax Cannabis 2010 Initiative (Prop. 19) claim it will have no effect on California's medical marijuana laws, that it "explicitly upholds the rights of medical marijuana patients". The language of the initiative says otherwise. Russ Belville stated in a comment to his blog in The Huffington Post that "Prop 19 does nothing to change Prop 215 or your access to your current dispensary." Belville is NORML's Outreach Coordinator and Host of NORML Show Rating: 5