It’s Not that easy, sport.Right now I wish I had about 10 acres. I would apply for a growers license. Remember, its called a weed because it can grow anywhere. Thankfully we live in a state where I can be armed to protect my crops
It's no different then passing the law to finally have normal beer. Oklahoma is about 30 years behind the rest of the nation. I think that November will be two years sense we past normal beer. I still get mine out of Texas.
This. When the federal issue is resolved, I might put some of my 2.5 acres into production, or lease it out. But not until I don't have to worry about DEA coming down on me.
It was 780 & 781 from 2016. The decriminalization drug bills. They played chicken with the people, the people doubled down and passed it. Then they introduced a senate bill to change everything they allowed us to vote on.
It will all have to be grown indoors and regulated heavily. Getting licensed to be a grower is going to be some serious legwork.
But of course; wouldn't want people in those pesky states making up their own mind how to live their lives.
Does it seem odd that even with all of the states voting to decriminalize, or at least allow for medicinal purposes, that the Crown still won't cave and leave it completely to the states (and the will of their citizens)? Someone stands to lose if true liberty is exercised.
I voted “yes” from the angle of individual freedoms. I don’t intend to partake, however.
I do have a question - What happens when a medical marijuana user answers “yes” to question 11.e on the ATF Form 4473? I think they will be denied the firearm transfer. If they answer “no” then they are committing a crime.
I do have a question - What happens when a medical marijuana user answers “yes” to question 11.e on the ATF Form 4473? I think they will be denied the firearm transfer. If they answer “no” then they are committing a crime.
I heard Trump signed the bill to decriminalize medical pot? My source on that was sketchy so that may or may not be true as stated.
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