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yeah they can get arrested if they plan to distribute to other states. Otherwise the FBI said they don't care and won't bother them.
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Colorado Legalizes Mary Jane #ItHasBegun
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About time. No one should be imprisoned for growing a seed on their own land.
I hope Washington & Oregon pass too
I hope Washington & Oregon pass too
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sucks for the black market 
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very true... but then again, you'd probably be able to grow it yourself and not have to worry about that...
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Breaking News: Colorado's Unemployment Rate has gone down 4% within the past 5 mins.
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I dont know all the specifics but I imagine itd be more like a Liquor Store. And yes you would definitely get in trouble for selling it on your own. You cant sell alcohol legally without a license. I also imagine that if it goes well, and states see the type of $$ it could bring in, then yes it could def be made on a commercial scale.
All of that is still a while down the road. I still think that means the laws against having certain amounts on you will change pretty immediately though
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Stupid question...what does this mean for those that get random drug tests at their job?
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As somebody stated earlier.... "baby steps...... brick by brick."
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Good question. No answer.
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Just like alcohol. You wouldnt be able to use while youre on the job. But they cant stop you from doing something thats legal on your own free time.
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Gonna love when I visit family out there from now on 
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Sure, they can't stop you but they could still fire you.
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is this action confirmed?
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The DEA won't come down on anyone that isn't selling pounds and growing 200 plants or something crazy like that.
If you can have 6 plants, the government is well aware that people will be possessing pounds in their homes. They just won't bother you if your not doing anything too illegal.
If you can have 6 plants, the government is well aware that people will be possessing pounds in their homes. They just won't bother you if your not doing anything too illegal.
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Why does every site i go to recognize Colorado but not Washington
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So you can still get fired if you test positive for marijuana? Even though it's legalized?
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fingers crossed for Oregon too. Cali should take notes....
It has begun
It has begun
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How are you going to fire someone for doing something legal in their spare time
They will treat it like alcohol.
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It wont pass here. The measure's down by 10% after 68% of votes countedfingers crossed for Oregon too. Cali should take notes....
It has begun
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regardless of its legal status in colorado, most companies/corporations (especially large or international ones w/ headquarters outside of colorado) will not change their policy regarding drug testing. and if they do it likely wont be in a "good" way for those who partake. i think they would rather avoid the potential problems (federal, liability, image, etc) than get involved w/ that. just because it is legal it does not mean that they can't have their preferences too, think tattoos, clothing, hairstyles.
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How are you going to fire someone for doing something legal in their spare time
a lot of companies still believe that it effect people's work performance for the worse. therefore it could lead to a firing. maybe not for that reason, but they'll try to find something about your performance and let you go.
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Dudes out here are more excited about 64 passing then Obama getting re-elected, lol.
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Man, that's wack. No hope for me living in TX with a job that drug tests
