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- Travel Guru Rick Steves Launches Oregon Marijuana Legalization Tour
- Legalizing Marijuana Could Yield Over $3 Billion In Tax Revenue Per Year
- Seattle To Refund Marijuana Tickets
- Rahm Emanuel Wants To Decriminalize Marijuana In Illinois
- Pennsylvania Senate Likely To Vote On Medical Marijuana Today
Posted: 24 Sep 2014 10:52 AM PDT
Rick
Steves, one of America’s most respected travel authorities, is
launching a 6-day, 10-city tour around Oregon to talk about travel and
the need for marijuana reform in Oregon. The Yes on 91 campaign will
join him. On the November ballot, Measure 91 will regulate, legalize and
tax marijuana for adults 21 and older. In [...]
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Posted: 24 Sep 2014 09:43 AM PDT
The
marijuana industry, legal and black market, is enormous. I have read
reports that the marijuana industry in California is over 1 billion
dollars a year. That’s billion, with a b. And to be honest, I personally
think that’s a low ball estimate. The marijuana industry nationwide is
multiple billions of dollars. How many billions? [...]
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Posted: 24 Sep 2014 08:33 AM PDT
Marijuana
possession, up to one ounce, has been legal in Washington for almost
two years now. Public consumption of marijuana has remained illegal
during that time. One officer in Seattle took it upon himself to issue
dozens of tickets for public marijuana consumption, mostly to homeless
people and minorities. That unfair enforcement, and the ridiculousness [...]
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Posted: 24 Sep 2014 07:23 AM PDT
Marijuana
decriminalization is clearly not as good as marijuana
legalization/regulation, however, it’s obviously better than treating
marijuana possession as a crime. No one should ever be arrested for
possessing a personal amount of marijuana. No one should be arrested for
marijuana period (any amount), but certainly not for a personal amount.
More and more areas [...]
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Posted: 24 Sep 2014 06:22 AM PDT
Yesterday
was a very big day for medical marijuana in Pennsylvania. A medical
marijuana bill was passed by the Pennsylvania Senate Appropriations
Committee and is expected to get a full vote in the Senate today. The
bill is far from perfect, but if passed, it would be a great step in the
right direction. Especially [...]
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