Anything for a dollar

Alcohol is a drug, and is addictive. How much tax money is made on alcohol? Is there a difference between alcohol and weed? Shouldn't both be illegal? In my mind if you are against the legalization of marijuana you should also be rallying for the banning of alcohol. If you are for all this regulation in my mind you are asking for MORE government and is somewhat hypocritical from a conservative point of view.
 
Bigfoot":zp2iahl2 said:
Do you know where they get the marihuana to sell?

I'd venture to say the people in the know bought into a legal pot farm before hand
I saw a TV program about the golden triangle in CA where lots of mj farms are located
But importing it could be more lucrative
 
Troll":2ul0mdyi said:
Alcohol is a drug, and is addictive. How much tax money is made on alcohol? Is there a difference between alcohol and weed? Shouldn't both be illegal? In my mind if you are against the legalization of marijuana you should also be rallying for the banning of alcohol. If you are for all this regulation in my mind you are asking for MORE government and is somewhat hypocritical from a conservative point of view.

I ain't going to win any friends here but alcohols has ruined lots of people and families
I say make it illegal as well
 
Since Colorado is esentially the only place where it is legal to grow, smoke, or sell I would say it's probably grown here. Right wrong or indifferent it's here to stay. Get used to it or leave.
 
3waycross":3bex68fa said:
Since Colorado is esentially the only place where it is legal to grow, smoke, or sell I would say it's probably grown here. Right wrong or indifferent it's here to stay. Get used to it or leave.

That is true it is legal so there ain't no going back and lots of states are going to see the dollars signs
Truth be told whiskey is probably worse than MJ but it's the principal that we continue to lower our standards for tax revenue
Pretty easy to see where this is going
They have to find a way to continue to feed the growing monster
 
I agree alcohol, and drugs both ruin lives. It's especially upsetting, when it's an innocent bystander. Wether it be on the highway, or in the home. My thought with my question was if it is grown out of state, and the money to purchase it leaves Colorado, then it's probably doing more harm to the economy than good. Will nurses, truck drivers, teachers etc be allowed to smoke it?
 
Sorry Bigfoot I was being a smart mouth. In Oregon we have medical marijuana legal, I'm sure legal marijuana is just around the corner, but someone can get a license from the state to grow marijuana to supply the medical marijuana outlets. I'm fairly sure it's that way in most if not all the states that sell marijuana medical or other.
 
Red Bull Breeder":ct6ukshk said:
I would rather see legal marijuana than billions spent on the war on drugs that we have never intended to win.

I remember as a kid the only place you could legally gamble was in Nevada, the government got wind of the potential income and there can't be many, if any states without some sort of lottery, video poker, etc.

Legalized marijuana is coming and coming soon.

To add, the drug cartels will just find a new drug to smuggle or more of the same ones.
 
Red Bull Breeder":2yjiel64 said:
I would rather see legal marijuana than billions spent on the war on drugs that we have never intended to win.

Legalizing marijuana would be a major blow to the cartels that's is one of their biggest cash crops. It would be a bigger blow than anything they have done in the decades of the war on drugs
 
wacocowboy":1xnvzwvx said:
Red Bull Breeder":1xnvzwvx said:
I would rather see legal marijuana than billions spent on the war on drugs that we have never intended to win.

Legalizing marijuana would be a major blow to the cartels that's is one of their biggest cash crops. It would be a bigger blow than anything they have done in the decades of the war on drugs

I disagree, the cartel will just find a new drug...... It may be in the form of prostitution, human trafficking, slave trade. Their mentality is lower than life, they won't stop making millions, billions, illegally.
 
Tons of it raised here in Ky. Big cash crop for a certain crowd. I'm not sure what it's worth now, but it's got to be valuable. I wonder what legalizing it would do to the price?
 
I don't think there is as much raised in KY as you might think Bigfoot. I live in the Ozarks of Northwest Arkansas where it was a big cash crop. Not that much around any more. The way more dangerous drug METH has took over. Meth is a real problem which ruins way more lives than pot ever has or ever will. I have never seen a person addicted to pot.
 
Bigfoot":1cqswmxg said:
Do you know where they get the marihuana to sell?

I watched a new documentary on it and they said the retailer must also grow their own. Each plant is labeled with a sensor to document the inventory. The retail outlets have large green houses and they are expanding these grow houses to meet the demand.
 

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