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Erich Bloodaxe BSN

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5. If they're in Colorado they already have, no?

Reply to tridim (Reply #4)

Fri Dec 12, 2014, 09:52 AM

Dec 2014

Is it fair that Colorado has a 'legal head start'?

Either go somewhere where it's legal if you want to grow legally now, or push your state to make it legal and wait til it is.

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U.S. won't stop Native Americans from growing, selling pot on their lands [View all] kpete Dec 2014 OP

Good. Erich Bloodaxe BSN Dec 2014 #1

Except these tribes are not planning to be "smaller growers". tridim Dec 2014 #4

If they're in Colorado they already have, no? Erich Bloodaxe BSN Dec 2014 #5

The citizens of Colorado voted for legalization. tridim Dec 2014 #6

It's a little matter of 'sovreignty'. Erich Bloodaxe BSN Dec 2014 #7

This isn't about the people or their land... tridim Dec 2014 #8

This Strikes Me RobinA Dec 2014 #2

An interesting case of media slant, my local pathetic excuse of a newspaper says the opposite CBGLuthier Dec 2014 #3

DEA has a history of raiding & destroying NA... Eleanors38 Dec 2014 #9