Official Nevada & Colorado Legalization Thread

[MunchoMan]

how can we bring this onto the california ballot in 2008??? And i looked at who voted NO the most, damn republicans...

MunchoMan Reviewed by MunchoMan on 11-08-2006. Official Nevada & Colorado Legalization Thread Nevadians and Coloradians....let us know...ohhh the drama! Rating: 5

[MacWQ33]

0-2

[dejayou30]

0-3, south dakota's medical marijuana bill didn't pass either

[napolitana869]

south dekota was close though 48% really isnt that bad. I bet if they put it on again it will pass

[phytokind]

It seems that the only way cannabis is going to be legalized is for the federal government to make it legal, there's just waaaaaaaaaaaay too many stupid americans.

[herbaltivo]

That's the thing with these close ballot initiatives, the people behind them will just keep submitting them to the ballot year after year until they do pass, it's how Missouri got riverboat gambling, they just kept putting it on the ballot and marketing, and eventually, it passed.

If the SAFER group in CO keeps their collective chin up, they'll take pleasure in the fact that they got 40% of the vote, which to me is incredible, and now it'll take some serious marketing, not just debates, to cross the >50% threshold.

People that think that Colorado is a liberal state don't live here.

Personally, I think a law like the one proposed in Colorado is kinda vacuous if there isn't a method for legally aquiring mj, which there wasn't so hopefully the group in NV will keep plugging along too.

[phytokind]

And drug dealers rejoice! The conservative voters have kept you in business! Now go sell their kids some dank.

[JunkYard]

That's the thing with these close ballot initiatives, the people behind them will just keep submitting them to the ballot year after year until they do pass, it's how Missouri got riverboat gambling, they just kept putting it on the ballot and marketing, and eventually, it passed.

If the SAFER group in CO keeps their collective chin up, they'll take pleasure in the fact that they got 40% of the vote, which to me is incredible, and now it'll take some serious marketing, not just debates, to cross the >50% threshold.

Agreed!