With the recent decriminalization of pot in California, it makes no sense to me that people would vote against this.
Half of my friends have "green cards" (medical marijuana cards) that can be bought for around $150 from random doctors after you say you have "headaches," "trouble sleeping," or "anxiety." The ease of getting a card, combined with the availability of "clubs" has made pot for anyone with disposable income trivial at best to legally obtain.
Teachers are being laid off, random services are getting budget cuts, income tax returns were getting IOUs last year, and pot is already trivial to access: Why aren't we manufacturing and taxing this?
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With the recent decriminalization of pot in California, it makes no sense to me that people would vote against this.
Half of my friends have "green cards" (medical marijuana cards) that can be bought for around $150 from random doctors after you say you have "headaches," "trouble sleeping," or "anxiety." The ease of getting a card, combined with the availability of "clubs" has made pot for anyone with disposable income trivial at best to legally obtain.
Teachers are being laid off, random services are getting budget cuts, income tax returns were getting IOUs last year, and pot is already trivial to access: Why aren't we manufacturing and taxing this?