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As a non-smoker I was wondering how the new "pot" laws will effect WASH, CO and if positive effects will it spread to other states? {nm} damenchipguy Nov 07, 16:33

I don't partake myself, but I've always been in favor of them legalizing it, regulating it, and taxing it {nm} lapuckfan Nov 07, 16:36

I overheard someone at work say there's like 3 ways to tax marijuana...great way for governement make money! {nm} tealfan Nov 07, 17:11

It seems to make sense, much like coming out of prohibition; lots of tax dollars. I wonder if tourist traffic will increase to those states? {nm} damenchipguy Nov 07, 19:20

Are you kidding? I can see Washington from my back porch. Will be making a few 'trips' to see their lovely state as soon as this is sorted. {nm} BSmurf Nov 07, 19:52

It gives that John Denver song a whole new life {nm} BUY BONDS 19 Nov 07, 16:47

Simple economics, the price will drop due to the more ready supply. elchan Nov 07, 18:46

There's More Work To Be Done wroberson Nov 08, 01:12

If laws are passed like wroberson Nov 08, 01:14

Thanks for the insight. If I understand that the feds allow states to decide I just wonder how it will effect drug testing for a job damenchipguy Nov 08, 10:33

Why is "taxes" always among 1st argument...how about "liberty"? The feds do NOT respect states laws in this. {nm} forlorne Nov 08, 10:51

Civil liberty and pot just sounds funny; but your point IMHO is right on target. {nm} damenchipguy Nov 08, 15:13

The cinemas should have higher popcorn and snack sales. {nm} tatoufan Nov 08, 13:22