I don't grow or anything, yet, but am heading in that direction once I get some space to use. Here's my thinking on this nonsense. I'm a legitimate MMJ patient with a real condition and real doctors who can testify to that real condition (doctors that insurance actually use, not shaman MDs who hand out a license to all comers). When I grow, I'll grow my plants, and probably for a couple friends who are also legitimate patients. I'm not going to fret too much over the intricacies of how many plants I have and all that. I'll stay under our combined limits. But I'm not going to be selling professionally. I'm not going to run a dispensary. So, really, are they going to come after me? It could happen--there are definitely circumstances where a neighbor complains or whatever. But are they going to convict me? In Denver? No way in hell. I'll take the chance. I won't go on the news or anything asking to get busted, and my feeling is that it is almost certain to not happen. But we'll see. Maybe I'll be writing to you all from federal prison in a couple years.
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