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Illegal operations are only profitable because of the taxes imposed on the legal stuff. And illegal operations supply states where it is not yet legal.This, from the article, cracks me up....
"Our deputies showed up and they saw what they saw and they couldn't unsee it," Kaber said."
I don't understand how there folks stay in business? I mean the legal dispensaries! The stuff is way cheaper than it was back in the '80s.
The other thing that makes me wonder?.....Are there REALLY that many people getting high? Good lord! Last time, musta' been 7-8 years ago, I smoked a little bit and was incapacitated for a good two hours. Yeah yeah, I know, "tolerance". I dont' know how much you'd have to smoke of the stuf today to become tolerant. It's crazy THC in the weed today compared to the '70s.Illegal operations are only profitable because of the taxes imposed on the legal stuff. And illegal operations supply states where it is not yet legal.
This ^^ .Keep in mind that anything the media quotes is exaggerated to the point of absurdity.
It's being smuggled out of state to more profitable points east.I don't understand how there folks stay in business? I mean the legal dispensaries! The stuff is way cheaper than it was back in the '80s.
Now that could make sense. Coming back from our vaca last week we saw a huge field of the stuff West of Corvallis in the foothills.It's being smuggled out of state to more profitable points east.
The state should sell that dope to licensed dealers and make a few bucks off of it.I thought the article was about the North Plains bust until I opened it.
Guess there is a state mandate to collect taxes.
Authorities seize nearly 6,000 marijuana plants at illegal grow operation in Washington County
Authorities seized 800 pounds of dried marijuana and more than 5,700 plants with an estimated value of $6.5 million.www.kgw.com
Bingo. Think of the children.The state should sell that dope to licensed dealers and make a few bucks off of it.
How do you know?This, from the article, cracks me up....
"Our deputies showed up and they saw what they saw and they couldn't unsee it," Kaber said."
I don't understand how there folks stay in business? I mean the legal dispensaries! The stuff is way cheaper than it was back in the '80s.
Nah Man.....it was for "personal consumption". Like, some of us just smoke more than others. And, you know......I have that pain in my neck. F@^# cops always snooping around my place.
Well I used to smoke it many years ago! Back when i could have been thrown in JAIL for a stem or seed in the ashtray. Back not too long after it started getting way to strong for my liking i just lost interest in it. Maybe it was because I couldn't "Party" anymore. Drink AND smoke. Anyway, I remember it being pretty expensive. I see the bill boards now, signs out front of pot shops. $1.00 joints. 1/8th OZ for what seems like less than we paid way back then.How do you know?
"Now that could make sense. Coming back from our vaca last week we saw a huge field of the stuff West of Corvallis in the foothills."
Out in the open to public view? How shocking!!