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This is a good thing. Anyone interested in acquiring marijuana right now is able to, easily. Why let neighboring states reap the benefits.
Yup. They can cloak it as a "justice" issue but it's about $. NJ, MA and Canada (3 borders) legalized it. Learn a lesson from Massachusetts and their old blue laws. People flooded across the border to New Hampshire for Sunday booze and while there bought a gun, ammo, tattoos, smokes, gas and soon enough NH slapped up tax free designer outlets and malls for their shop happy neighbors. MA took a bath for their puritanical leanings. NY already the red tape capital of the world. Might as well start legalizing now. We should have a dispensary open and running by 2030.
I know right? I would have went with school choice, unemployment upstate, the boondoggle that the MTA and Port Authority are. But who knew it was smoking pot.
Yup. They can cloak it as a "justice" issue but it's about $. NJ, MA and Canada (3 borders) legalized it. Learn a lesson from Massachusetts and their old blue laws. People flooded across the border to New Hampshire for Sunday booze and while there bought a gun, ammo, tattoos, smokes, gas and soon enough NH slapped up tax free designer outlets and malls for their shop happy neighbors. MA took a bath for their puritanical leanings. NY already the red tape capital of the world. Might as well start legalizing now. We should have a dispensary open and running by 2030.
Normally I’d agree but, with NJ going forward and the legislature turning Democratic, it’s gonna happen.
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