Who's Bringing The Funyons? I Have The Munchies

[Jetland]

Originally Posted by ~Crash~

Jetland now on igy .fagot .

HA cool
I'm so glad we had this tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiime together

[Rother8]

What really pisses me off about the DEA is they stroll into pot dispenseries like their hot sh*t and make a big deal about it while they're at it. From my experience most bakers will stand down to 10 armed men storming into their pad. Try getting a meth lab once in a while, you pussies.

[Drunken.Broncoholic]

Originally Posted by Drunk Monkey

Really Crime is one of the biggest reasons I am for this. Weed is capital to gangs that enables them to provide an image / style. If that goes away they are less attractive to new recruits and diminish not strengthen.

Quite the opposite. Weed funds their way of life. Money. Correct about that. But When that is compromised they look to other ways of getting money. And it's not looking for jobs.

[Los Broncos]

Smoke one for me since I kicked the hippie lettuce about a month ago.

[Broncos_OTM]

Originally Posted by Drunken.Broncoholic

13ers in Colorado Springs might disagree too. Wasn't there some rule kids in schools couldn't wear the number 18?

Gangs are everywhere. I'm assuming in southern Colorado they aren't as violent as out here. Mostly gang on gang crime(selling weed in other territories will get you killed). they get their money from selling narcotics in their territory. Now if some college stoner comes walking through with his own bag of weed? He's gonna get clipped. The biggest advocates out here that wanted medical marijuana outlawed were the gangs. They'll see their product lose its value. Which will end up in more crime.

I dont know where you have lived, but colorados gangs are not really that bad. I know a few crips, bloods,surenos nsm etc. I guess when youhave lived in richmond chi town dallas and indythey just dont compare..

[Broncos_OTM]

Contact high, i heard thats a farce

[orinjkrush]

Originally Posted by Taco John

Washington State and Colorado setting themselves up for a showdown with the Federal Government. Should be interesting to see what happens. If the DEA allows these states to have their way, more will surely follow. I'm curious to see how Obama handles this situation.

wonder what the CONSTITUTION says about issues like this?

[cutthemdown]

Originally Posted by Rother8

What really pisses me off about the DEA is they stroll into pot dispenseries like their hot sh*t and make a big deal about it while they're at it. From my experience most bakers will stand down to 10 armed men storming into their pad. Try getting a meth lab once in a while, you pussies.

BS they bust meth labs all the time.

[Drunken.Broncoholic]

Originally Posted by Broncos_OTM

I dont know where you have lived, but colorados gangs are not really that bad. I know a few crips, bloods,surenos nsm etc. I guess when youhave lived in richmond chi town dallas and indythey just dont compare..

Salinas California is about 17 miles from Carmel. Yet worlds apart. One of the worst cities in America for nortes surenos. There's not many crips as these gangs snuffed them out.

Just google salinas gangs. Mind blowing. Doesn't help that the head of these gangs are centered in pelican bay and Soledad prisons.

[sirhcyennek81]

Originally Posted by ~Crash~

Jetland now on igy .fagot .

A week should do it.

[Bronco X]

There's a lot of ignorance in this thread about the situation in Colorado. The medical marijuana boom has not abated one bit and it won't by the time this law goes into affect. There are dispensaries everywhere... in some places as common as liquor stores, and there seems to be at least one in just about every town. Every one of these can transition from a medical marijuana dispensary to a legal regulated marijuana shop with ease. Some business owners may be more cautious about this than others, but the man power and resources the Feds would need to shut down every one of these would make such an endeavor ridiculous (which is not to say that the Feds are not ridiculous enough to try it).

The dispensaries have already completely changed the marijuana market in the state. The dispensaries and home growers are the source of just about all the pot on the market, whether used by people with medical cards or not. This hasn't caused any influx in crime from the former sellers looking to get into a new game. The transition from medical dispensaries to legal shops will have no tangible affect on this. The notion that it'll increase crime as an argument against is an obtuse reach at best.

Frankly it's a bit silly to cling onto the ruse that it is being distributed for medical purposes only when so many people with cards have flimsy justifications for having one. Just legalize it and do away with the ruse. And if you are against that, be consistent and argue for the prohibition of alcohol and tobacco. That one is legal and the other isn't is completely arbitrary.

[theAPAOps5]

Originally Posted by sirhcyennek81

A week should do it.

He was kind of diarrheaing all over himself. I think you did him a favor more than you did us a favor.

He must have gotten into a bad bunch of berries.

[Bacchus]

Originally Posted by broncocalijohn

Oh really? Show me that part of the law? Try staying with facts. Arizona wanted to enforce current federal law. I will wait for that link.

So you haven't heard this?

If a cop even suspects your illegal IE brown skin. He is REQUIRED to ask you for your ID.

or during a "lawful contact" not specific to any activity[9] when there is reasonable suspicion that the individual is an illegal immigrant

Link to Arizona's incredible racist law: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arizona_SB_1070