As a non pot smoker i am all for this amendment! I think it will reduce a lot of the useless break-ins and crime as well as put controls in place to limit access to under age users.
Another benefit of this amendment would be the state will tax the well out of it and maybe we can get back to a beautiful and safe state once again.
My true belief is if a person wants something badly enough, no matter how many laws there are, they will get that thing they desire.
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As a non pot smoker i am all for this amendment! I think it will reduce a lot of the useless break-ins and crime as well as put controls in place to limit access to under age users.
Another benefit of this amendment would be the state will tax the well out of it and maybe we can get back to a beautiful and safe state once again.
My true belief is if a person wants something badly enough, no matter how many laws there are, they will get that thing they desire.