Marijuana legalization in Oklahoma: 160,000 signatures ask for recreational cannabis to go on ballot
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- A state question to legalize recreational marijuana in Oklahoma is one step closer to being on the ballot during Oklahoma's general election in November 2022.
State Question 820 would legalize recreational or "adult-use" marijuana for anyone age 21 or older in the state. If approved, it would impose a 15% excise tax on all recreational marijuana sales, which is higher than the 7% excise tax levied on all medical marijuana sales in Oklahoma.
More freedom to the people! Get out and vote!
Good job Oklahoma, get out and vote
We voted hell no!!!
@@electronicsman3010 and lost
Plz be on the ballot, I’ll vote for sure and it would make so much money for the state
They better use that money for the horrible roads!
The "War on Cannabis" has been a complete and utter failure. It is the largest component of the broader yet equally unsuccessful "War on Drugs" that has cost our country over a trillion dollars.
Instead of The United States wasting Billions upon Billions more of our yearly tax dollars fighting a never ending "War on Cannabis", lets generate Billions of dollars, and improve the deficit instead. Especially now, due to Covid-19. It's a no brainer.
The Prohibition of Cannabis has also ruined the lives of many of our loved ones. In numbers greater than any other nation, our loved ones are being sent to jail and are being given permanent criminal records. Especially, if they happen to be of the "wrong" skin color or they happen to be from the "wrong" neighborhood. Which ruin their chances of employment for the rest of their lives, and for what reason?
Cannabis is much safer to consume than alcohol. Yet do we lock people up for choosing to drink?
Let's end this hypocrisy now!
The government should never attempt to legislate morality by creating victim-less cannabis "crimes" because it simply does not work and costs the taxpayers a fortune.
Cannabis Legalization Nationwide is an inevitable reality that's approaching much sooner than prohibitionists think and there is nothing they can do to stop it!
Legalize Nationwide! Support Each and Every Cannabis Legalization Initiative!
The roads in Midwest city are fine 🤷♂️
@@kennypowers1945 Yeah, if you have a monster truck.
The roads in Marlow and Duncan are fine.
VOTE OKLAHOMA….get out there and vote!
You should do a story about CannaCon coming to the Oklahoma City convention center this April before the the event happens. One of the largest B2B Cannabis and Hemp expos in the nation!
Rec will kill the medical market. I was in Washington and Oregon when it happened. Get your weed card and say no to recreational marijuana
Ok now do the same thing with your ID with buying Alcohol and Tobacco and say no to them!
When will it be recreational for oaklahoma
Well it's an uphill battle but hopefully Oklahoma will legalize it despite the pushback from Baptists themselves. Even though they drink and smoke when the Bible they believe them tells them not to.
Never
And now tax the crap out of it. 15%
no
that keeps the black market strong
Just let use grow it
No Marijuana, Alcohol, Tobacco or any drugs shouldn't be taxed. Let the people choose what they want to do with their bodies!
Cap grower licenses, then legalize rec. Makes sense
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@WEBSPORES ON INSTAGRAM stop reposting the same thing!
Majority of us said hell no!!! It got voted down strongly!!! Way too much medical marijuana.
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Go recreational your neighbors in texas would come to visit all the time lol already get us with the casinos why not with rec marijuana. Ill be more then willing to pay taxed bud to smoke legal and try some edibles while spending a nice weeknd in ok.
never spend time in OK its time wasted
Show me one example of a state that has had GOOD outcomes after moving from medical to recreational? (From the patient/consumer perspective)
Cannabis consumers deserve and demand equal rights and protections under our laws that are currently afforded to the drinkers of far more dangerous and deadly, yet perfectly legal, widely accepted, endlessly advertised and even glorified as an All-American pastime, alcohol. Plain and simple! Legalize nationwide federally now! Simple Question for You: Why do you feel justified in endlessly wasting billions upon billions of our yearly federal tax dollars continuing to arrest, criminalize, incarcerate, and hand out life long permanent criminal records to otherwise hard-working, tax-paying, adult citizens for choosing to consume marijuana although it is far safer than perfectly legal, widely accepted alcohol?
Cap grower licenses then legalize rec. Makes sense. /s
Colorado
@WEBSPORES ON INSTAGRAM you said the same thing, moving on.
Colorado
unfortunately this will jack up weed prices and cause a lot of growers to only care about quantity instead of quality. It’s happened to multiple states that have went from medical to recreational.
I’ve been to multiple states with Rec and matter of fact come from a state with Rec and what I can say is every other state has at least a decent amount of quality control. Due to the lack of regulations out here sure stuff might be low priced but it’s extremely subpar quality. I’m ready and excited for Oklahoma to go Rec, even if prices go up so that way I KNOW I have reputable brands to enjoy and not some shady mom and pop shop cutting corners
@@CaptainSwaggerMcPimp it usually depends on the Dispo owners. Some are just looking to make money while other actually care about their customers and product. I’ve got a couple dispo’s near me that I love. You can find some great dispos in Oklahoma. Just have too look around
When I lived in Maine after it went rec the quality went down for a year then then picked back up.
@@jjasper1343 yes but Oklahoma has so many dispensary’s.. To put it in perspective Colorado has 600 dispos, Oregon has 1,250, Cali has 1,400. Oklahoma has 2,100.
Bad talking point