100%. And we need to do so on a model that focuses on communities and small business, instead of concentrating wealth to a handful of politically connected dispensaries.
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Agreed. This coming from a non-pot smoker, who wouldn't go near it even if it were legal. There are more reasons to legalize it. It's also safer than various legal (and OTC) drugs.
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Yes, I am not a pot user. But I live in a state that legalized pot, and it makes sense. Plus, apparently cannabis oil heals without a high.
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Better for users if regulated, better for economy (tax revenue, legal jobs), reduces crime, and yes, healing properties.
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Once NJ and CT legalizes, NY will follow.
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New Jersey and Delaware efforts in 2018 already having an impact. Just wait til all of NYC can buy legal cannabis in Jersey City :)
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Atlantic City :)
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Legal marijuana w social use will re-grow AC ;)
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That and sports betting!
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NY needs to follow the lead of 44 other states and enact
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Ummm...California didn't lead. It's been legal in Colorado for, like, 4 years.
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And Washington State as well...
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And Oregon.... California might be big; but they were not first!
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And CA needs to expunge and release anyone in jail for possession.
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on our way 2 doing just that
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