I think people who smoke pot will continue to smoke pot. I thought the law meant that if you are caught with pot on your person by the cops, if it's a
small amount, you will get a "ticket" rather than be charged with an offense that could put you in jail.
(11-07-2012, 10:39 PM)NUG Wrote: .A large reason it passed here is because we've seen the positive effects of tax dollars coming in People who don't want their children to try it, voted for it anyway for the income. It is so widely accepted here, many companies do not test, many parents are open with their kids about it, and everyone I've talked to, considers it to have less of a negative effect on peoples actions than alcohol. I personally have told my teenage son my preference is that he not drink OR try pot until he's over 21, but we talk openly about our opinions because I want to have good communication with him. He said that it seemed to him pot smokers were "happy and mellow" but drinkers seemed "more agressive".
I haven't read much about this. What income are you referring to?
(11-07-2012, 08:00 AM)NUG Wrote: Marijuana will be legal in Colorado sometime in the next year, for citizens over 21. What are your thoughts? I love living here, we are a very unique state to say the least.
I love Colorado! I was raised in a "skiing family". I lived in Vail for a while after graduating from college. I went skiing every day and loved it! hehehe
