Trying to figure out these candidates, need help.

[KOPBET]

after operating costs, 75% of the tax goes to education

Actually, the operative words are "budgeted amount" for the regulatory office, which is surely a moving target, mostly up.
"Operating costs" is nowhere in the language.

A retail sales tax of only 7% probably won't yield much for education after Subsection C of Section 7. Especially after 584 school districts divvy it up. Where's the provision for city and county sales tax?

All I need to do is state a medical need to my podiatrist, veterinarian or dentist and I can apply for a 2 year license. Can't wait. Then I can show up for work stoned all week.

 

[KOPBET]

which parts of 788 do you have a problem with?

Here's a good start at it.

https://www.vitruviamd.com/medical-marijuana/

 

[otis147]

Actually, the operative words are "budgeted amount" for the regulatory office, which is surely a moving target, mostly up.
"Operating costs" is nowhere in the language.

A retail sales tax of only 7% probably won't yield much for education after Subsection C of Section 7. Especially after 584 school districts divvy it up. Where's the provision for city and county sales tax?

All I need to do is state a medical need to my podiatrist, veterinarian or dentist and I can apply for a 2 year license. Can't wait. Then I can show up for work stoned all week.

veterinarian isn't anywhere in the language, and as you said, you need to apply for a license with the state. the state is not going to approve a license for a human based on the signature of a veterinarian.



you can't show up stoned... DUI laws apply to prescription drugs already, and workplace safety standards would be unchanged. this law would group MMJ with prescription drugs for issues of workplace safety.

 

[otis147]

Here's a good start at it.

https://www.vitruviamd.com/medical-marijuana/

those missing regulations are missing because that's what the legislature is for. they have had two years to begin working on these regulations in case the question passes. after next week, if passed, they'll have 30 days.

lack of qualifying conditions is a good thing, because it can treat so many disorders and diseases. a list of conditions would necessarily exclude some people who could greatly benefit from cannabis.

the risk of overdose on tylenol or advil, even caffeine, is death. there is no such risk with cannabis.

 

[skyhawk1]

Kevin Stitt, R. for Gov is kind of like a Trump. He's not a career politician, but a business person that has done well, and wants to interject business practices into state management.
I'm going to look more into his campaign.

Kevin Stitt, R. for Gov is kind of like a Trump. He's not a career politician, but a business person that has done well, and wants to interject business practices into state management.
I'm going to look more into his campaign.

I don't know Kevin Stitt except for going to some of his rallies. He is who I'm most impressed with especially since he IS NOT a politician

 

[KOPBET]

veterinarian isn't anywhere in the language, and as you said, you need to apply for a license with the state. the state is not going to approve a license for a human based on the signature of a veterinarian.

You're right. But "Board Certified physician" is. Says nothing about being a medical doctor. As a matter of fact, Veterinarians are most usually a board certified doctor.

you can't show up stoned... DUI laws apply to prescription drugs already, and workplace safety standards would be unchanged. this law would group MMJ with prescription drugs for issues of workplace safety.

Unless you can prove impairment, whatcha gonna do about it? Send me for a drug test? lol...

 

[KOPBET]

those missing regulations are missing because that's what the legislature is for. they have had two years to begin working on these regulations in case the question passes. after next week, if passed, they'll have 30 days.

lack of qualifying conditions is a good thing, because it can treat so many disorders and diseases. a list of conditions would necessarily exclude some people who could greatly benefit from cannabis.

the risk of overdose on tylenol or advil, even caffeine, is death. there is no such risk with cannabis.

That whole argument is just silly. Why don't you just admit you want recreational pot legal and be done with it?

 

[Dave70968]

That whole argument is just silly. Why don't you just admit you want recreational pot legal and be done with it?

Several of us already have. "Legal" is not the same as "want to use," though.

 

[KOPBET]

Several of us already have. "Legal" is not the same as "want to use," though.

Thank you for your honesty.

 

[CHenry]

Thank you for your honesty.

yes, I want it legal. And I may leave work and not wear my seatbelt. Should be my choice shouldnt it?