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bucolic_frolic

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4. There are steps to full legalization

Reply to FakeNoose (Original post)

Mon Jan 30, 2023, 11:38 AM

Jan 2023

First, lawmakers extended families need to deploy venture capital in the venture.

Second, judges' families need to sign on.

Once everyone is primed to make a fortune, all will flow smoothly. The period of prohibition will be over.

Just an opinion.

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Pa. bill would loosen rules on prescribing medical marijuana [View all] FakeNoose Jan 2023 OP

This is a good idea, am I right? YES!!! n/t RKP5637 Jan 2023 #1

If they would just legalize it they wouldnt need this medical workaround Blues Heron Jan 2023 #2

It's a step in the right direction EYESORE 9001 Jan 2023 #3

There are steps to full legalization bucolic_frolic Jan 2023 #4

Yes but the online marijuana doctors will stand to lose FakeNoose Jan 2023 #5

Anything to start to loosen the regulations is good MiHale Jan 2023 #6

It's already simple to get. BlueTsunami2018 Jan 2023 #7

You pay $250 for the annual credential - the MM card FakeNoose Jan 2023 #8

It's cheaper than that. You have to know where to go. BlueTsunami2018 Jan 2023 #9