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By "Radical" Russ Belville on May 7, 2009
Posted in ACTIVISM, ENTERTAINMENT, LEGISLATION, SCIENCE | Tagged Madeline Martinez, Mayor Sam Adams, Oregon, Portland
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NeuroGenesis1:29 says:
May 29, 2009 at 6:27 am
- The microbrews took-off after president Carter
re-legalized home-brewing of beer in the 70’s.
(Up to that time, wine was the ONLY homebrewing allowed)
CORRECTION of ORIGINAL POST:
Added the word ONLY
- The microbrews took-off after president Carter
re-legalized home-brewing of beer in the 70′s.
(Up to that time, wine was the homebrewing allowed).
- When cannabis is re-legalized, tax-free, non-licensed homegrowing ought to be allowed as well.
- This is where California’s and Massachusetts’ proposed tax and regulation acts are better.
(From what I know about OCTA,
the state of Oregon is supposed be the only one allowed to grow and sell cannabis, and retail-purchasers have to be approved by the state to purchase cannabis, as well…)
I agree that we should be allowed our rights, but who will stop you from harvesting your own free from taxation. I think Oregon should move the proposed tax from beer (which will have a definite effect on the micro scene) to cannabis. Best of both worlds, legal buds and we wont be paying upwards of $10 for a six pack.