VOTE YES ON QUESTION 2
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[Nov 4,2008 8:40pm - pam ""]
Maybe this will make it easier for me to find someone to sell me pot.
[Nov 4,2008 9:08pm - cav nli ""]
channel 10 is saying 65% yes. looks like im finally going to move out of my parents house. what a good reason
[Nov 4,2008 11:43pm - destroyyoualot ""]
Celebratinggggg NAO.
[Nov 4,2008 11:44pm - pam ""]
I got my president and my pot. There is totally sun shining out of my ass right now.
[Nov 4,2008 11:44pm - the_reverend ""]
ha!
[Nov 4,2008 11:44pm - RichHorror ""]
Carrying an ounce legally is pretty sweet.
[Nov 4,2008 11:45pm - pam ""]
RichHorror said:Carrying an ounce legally is pretty sweet.
See? Good came out of voting.
[Nov 4,2008 11:47pm - RichHorror ""]
No liberal ever understands anything a rational person is trying to say.
[Nov 4,2008 11:49pm - RichHorror ""]
Also conservatives are retarded and hilarious and two hours ago were already likening Obama to Hitler and talking about how we were mere weeks away from our very own string of concentration camps. Psyched!
[Nov 4,2008 11:50pm - destroyyoualot ""]
I predict an emerging market in "7/8 oz" bags.
[Nov 5,2008 12:28am - FuckIsMySignature ""]
I just took multiple Barack O-bong Rips in celebration of this law passing.
[Nov 5,2008 12:53am - pam ""]
If I had it, I'd be smokin it, too. DayQuil and beer will have to do.
[Nov 5,2008 12:54am - RichHorror ""]
Anyone who doesn't start dealing drugs at this point is a fucking idiot.
[Nov 5,2008 1:16am - pam ""]
Just saw this:
"The proposition will become law 30 days after it’s reported to the Governor’s Council, which usually meets in late November or early December. But the Legislature could amend or repeal the new law, as they've done with some prior laws passed by the voters, said Emily LaGrassa, a spokeswoman for Attorney General Martha Coakley. The Associated Press called the outcome at about 9:20 p.m."
You think they have the balls to overturn a massive majority vote like that? I bet they do.
[Nov 5,2008 6:57am - Dankill ""]
pam said:Just saw this:
"The proposition will become law 30 days after it’s reported to the Governor’s Council, which usually meets in late November or early December. But the Legislature could amend or repeal the new law, as they've done with some prior laws passed by the voters, said Emily LaGrassa, a spokeswoman for Attorney General Martha Coakley. The Associated Press called the outcome at about 9:20 p.m."
You think they have the balls to overturn a massive majority vote like that? I bet they do.
Hasn't stopped them in the past. Gotta love that whole "Fuck you small people, WE know whats best for all of you. You and your silly voting."
I'm glad it passed, but I'm waiting to see if Beacon Hill assrapes everyone again because we had the nerve to do that whole "thinking " thing again.
[Nov 5,2008 7:34am - SkinSandwich ""]
Pot dealers are going to love this new law. Carry just enough under the legal amount at a time, haha.
[Nov 5,2008 7:39am - timma ""]
True, but you can still get wacked for intent to distribute...and I'm sure they're going to find some ass-backwards loophole to their advantage.
5 grams of treebs + sandwich bag covered in Fluff residue = intent to distribute
[Nov 5,2008 8:00am - Josh_Martin ""]
pam said:Just saw this:
"The proposition will become law 30 days after it’s reported to the Governor’s Council, which usually meets in late November or early December. But the Legislature could amend or repeal the new law, as they've done with some prior laws passed by the voters, said Emily LaGrassa, a spokeswoman for Attorney General Martha Coakley. The Associated Press called the outcome at about 9:20 p.m."
You think they have the balls to overturn a massive majority vote like that? I bet they do.
If they do, pay attention to who voted to change/repeal it and vote them the fuck out.
It passed in every Mass. town except for 3. Hopefully the lawmakers will listen to their constituents.
[Nov 5,2008 9:25am - the_reverend ""]
remember when they voted the income tax from 5.5% to 5%. did that get over turned a couple times?
[Nov 5,2008 11:28am - Josh_Martin ""]
"....The administration is clear in its opposition to the decriminalization of marijuana, and we are concerned about the effects of ballot Question 2's passage," Kevin Burke, secretary of the state's Executive Office of Public Safety and Security, said in a statement.
He would not comment on whether the administration will try to repeal the law...."
[Nov 5,2008 11:37am - RustyPS ""]
Josh_Martin said:"....The administration is clear in its opposition to the decriminalization of marijuana, and we are concerned about the effects of ballot Question 2's passage," Kevin Burke, secretary of the state's Executive Office of Public Safety and Security, said in a statement.
He would not comment on whether the administration will try to repeal the law...."
gotta love "democracy"
[Nov 5,2008 11:42am - pam ""]
Josh_Martin said:
pam said:Just saw this:
"The proposition will become law 30 days after it’s reported to the Governor’s Council, which usually meets in late November or early December. But the Legislature could amend or repeal the new law, as they've done with some prior laws passed by the voters, said Emily LaGrassa, a spokeswoman for Attorney General Martha Coakley. The Associated Press called the outcome at about 9:20 p.m."
You think they have the balls to overturn a massive majority vote like that? I bet they do.
If they do, pay attention to who voted to change/repeal it and vote them the fuck out.
It passed in every Mass. town except for 3. Hopefully the lawmakers will listen to their constituents.
I'll lead the fucking campaigns against them.
[Nov 5,2008 2:26pm - ouchdrummer ""]
pam said:Maybe this will make it easier for me to find someone to sell me pot.
where do you live pam?
[Nov 5,2008 2:26pm - arilliusbm ""]
where all the portuguese people live.
[Nov 5,2008 2:27pm - brian_dc ""]
pam...you have a hard time finding weed in fall river?......really?
[Nov 5,2008 2:28pm - sever ""]
RichHorror said:Carrying an ounce legally is pretty sweet.
Its still illegal... just not as illegal. You're not supposed to have pot, the only difference is here is that you get a speeding ticket dealio rather than instant jail.
[Nov 5,2008 2:28pm - ouchdrummer ""]
....and all you need is more than one container of weed (bag) for it to be intent to distribute. Even if those bags were a gram each.
[Nov 5,2008 2:30pm - arilliusbm ""]
Pam - go to Umass Dartmouth. There's tons and tons of weed there.
[Nov 5,2008 2:32pm - Josh_Martin ""]
Our penis-tasting congressman, Barney Frank, was re-elected last night. Hopefully his federal decriminalization act will go through.
Keep that rectum explorer in office!!
[Nov 5,2008 2:36pm - RustyPS ""]
Josh_Martin said:Our penis-tasting congressman, Barney Frank, was re-elected last night. Hopefully his federal decriminalization act will go through.
Keep that rectum explorer in office!!
He wasn't on my ballot...if he was I would've voted against that goofball.
[Nov 5,2008 2:38pm - Josh_Martin ""]
RustyPS said:
Josh_Martin said:Our penis-tasting congressman, Barney Frank, was re-elected last night. Hopefully his federal decriminalization act will go through.
Keep that rectum explorer in office!!
He wasn't on my ballot...if he was I would've voted against that goofball.
Why would you vote against the guy who's trying to get question 2 passed on a national level?
He wasn't on your ballot because you don't live in his district.
[Nov 5,2008 2:44pm - RustyPS ""]
I know why he wasn't on my ballot
I would vote against him because he was a big part of why our economy is the way it is.
Like I said before, question 2 doesn't effect me much (I did vote yes), so I don't care that much about it. The economy effects everyone, therefore, I don't think he deserves to retain his job.