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Which is probably why it's not a good thing to inhale it.
Off the top of my head, pretty sure that most all smoke coming from burning organic plant materials is toxic or carcinogenic.
Which is probably why it's not a good thing to inhale it.
No problem with the tax myself.
K, you do that.Local and state sales tax should apply in both cases.
And, I'm not sure -- under your scenario -- why anyone would go to the trouble of packaging or preparing it "like tobacco cigarette" if that's what's going to get them taxed by the feds. , I'd purposely keep it in the produce section to avoid that.
No doubt.
Okay.
No problem with the tax myself.
I have no plans to be involved in the cannibis trade.
Interesting.
My concerns with the legalization movement center around the "gateway drug" argument and whether we are opening up the discussion for legalization of more addictive and harmful drugs.
I'd be interested to see if there is any research to counter the "gateway drug" claim, because if there's a proven link then I don't think I could support legalization. BTW, I'm not saying I agree with the punitive policy in place for possession of marijuana, but legalization is a radical shift.
if marijuana is a "gateway drug" then what the are alcohol and tobacco.
idiots.
I think heroin should be decriminalized, as well. , I'm not opposed to people shooting up Crisco or snorting Ajax, if that's how they get their jollies. Just don't come crying to me when 1) your health fails due to it or 2) you're thrown in prison for life because you killed someone while under the influence.
they should be mandated to pay for thier own healthcare
Everyone should be responsible for their own health care. We all do things that contribute to a degradation in our own good health.
so then let's make them get insurance .. so you don't have to pay.
K, then you hypothetically do that.
I shouldn't have to, whether they get insurance or not.
Why should you care about what other people do to themselves?
but you will pay for thier healthcare whether you like it or not.
Nothing's inevitable.
We are all dying.
I'll leave the eternal life and my articles of faith to another thread but, suffice it to say, we're not dying as soon as we used to.
Live to 150, Can You Do It?
Again, nothing is inevitable...the course of events and science can be changed in the blink of an eye.
A partisan hack post by Yoni when he shows up in the political forum
Or even better do what they do now for smokers and allow the actuaries to manage the risk because thats what they do and somehow manage to make buttloads of cash. This is no different.
It won't happen in TX in your or my lifetime. Too many dumbasses in power.
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