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Hey.. Jefferson County bans marijuana sales... another Colorado County says the money ist worth it... so
FAR MORE COLORADO counties dont want pot than do.. by a 2 to 1 margin
Why
Behavior folks.. it all comes down to behavior
One of the comissioners stated,
"Commissioner Libby Szabo said she feels the board made a smart decision and noted some problems arising in the marijuana industry.
“A lot has been on the news and in our e-mail boxes about how (legalization) isn’t keeping (marijuana) out the hands of kids and how it’s perpetuating that activity,” she said. “I think what we did was very responsible. We looked at all the aspects and I’m proud of the work we did.”
Hey.. Jefferson County bans marijuana sales... another Colorado County says the money ist worth it... so
FAR MORE COLORADO counties dont want pot than do.. by a 2 to 1 margin
Why
Behavior folks.. it all comes down to behavior
One of the comissioners stated,
"Commissioner Libby Szabo said she feels the board made a smart decision and noted some problems arising in the marijuana industry.
“A lot has been on the news and in our e-mail boxes about how (legalization) isn’t keeping (marijuana) out the hands of kids and how it’s perpetuating that activity,” she said. “I think what we did was very responsible. We looked at all the aspects and I’m proud of the work we did.”
Point noted Commish...
Jefferson County has never allowed pot sales, they do now allow pot testing, which is a step towards allowing more marijuana not less.
Hey.. Jefferson County bans marijuana sales... another Colorado County says the money ist worth it... so
FAR MORE COLORADO counties dont want pot than do.. by a 2 to 1 margin
Why
Behavior folks.. it all comes down to behavior
One of the comissioners stated,
"Commissioner Libby Szabo said she feels the board made a smart decision and noted some problems arising in the marijuana industry.
“A lot has been on the news and in our e-mail boxes about how (legalization) isn’t keeping (marijuana) out the hands of kids and how it’s perpetuating that activity,” she said. “I think what we did was very responsible. We looked at all the aspects and I’m proud of the work we did.”
Point noted Commish...
Completely incorrect. More than 50% of the counties voted yes for legal MJ.
But notmeofficer's reefer madness shtick is predicated on untruths, so what can you expect?
Aside from that, Amendment 64 passed 55.3% to 44.7%. It takes some seriously clueless logic to claim that the proportion of counties in favor, rather than the proportion of voters in favor, is relevant. But then, these are the same reactionaries who like to claim that giant, sparsely-populated counties rural Nebraska or the Arizona desert that vote Republican are more politically relevant than the eight million voters of the Five Boroughs who vote Democratic just because there's more acres out in the empty conservative rangeland.
You really can't argue with someone who lives in such a bizarro world. All we can do is point out the reality for the rest of the folks.
But notmeofficer's reefer madness shtick is predicated on untruths, so what can you expect?
Aside from that, Amendment 64 passed 55.3% to 44.7%. It takes some seriously clueless logic to claim that the proportion of counties in favor, rather than the proportion of voters in favor, is relevant. But then, these are the same reactionaries who like to claim that giant, sparsely-populated counties rural Nebraska or the Arizona desert that vote Republican are more politically relevant than the eight million voters of the Five Boroughs who vote Democratic just because there's more acres out in the empty conservative rangeland.
You really can't argue with someone who lives in such a bizarro world. All we can do is point out the reality for the rest of the folks.
I'll add to it. The voter breakdown was 1,383,139 for and 1,116,894 against.
Hey.. Jefferson County bans marijuana sales... another Colorado County says the money ist worth it... so
FAR MORE COLORADO counties dont want pot than do.. by a 2 to 1 margin
Why
Behavior folks.. it all comes down to behavior
One of the comissioners stated,
"Commissioner Libby Szabo said she feels the board made a smart decision and noted some problems arising in the marijuana industry.
“A lot has been on the news and in our e-mail boxes about how (legalization) isn’t keeping (marijuana) out the hands of kids and how it’s perpetuating that activity,” she said. “I think what we did was very responsible. We looked at all the aspects and I’m proud of the work we did.”
Point noted Commish...
Im sure that as a Police Office you have basic comprehension of math?
If FAR MORE counties don't want pot than do, then how in the world was it ever voted on and won?
See NMO, if more people did not want it, then they never would have passed the voting. I know simple math sometimes eludes people but I hope I broke that down enough for you to understand also.
Look at the lengths people go to just to be high..like a penchant child crying give me more..sad really and tells everyone on this forum the depth of their demons and personal sickness... ( and I do not mean those tuely Ill..)
This is about recreational marijuana..its obnoxious useand abuse by potheads who suck off the rest of the world
Last edited by notmeofficer; 09-25-2015 at 06:57 AM..
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