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Everything You Need to Know About Democrat Controlled California
- Thread starter Weatherman2020
- Start date
If they can do it for other industries they can do it fer pot.
Baron Von Murderpaws
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The ONLY thing you need to know about Hellifornia ---
danielpalos
Diamond Member
- Banned
- #4
Since January 2018, total program revenue to date is $1.81 billion, which includes $906.4 million in cannabis excise tax, $223.3 million in cultivation tax, and $682.9 million in sales tax.--https://www.cdtfa.ca.gov/news/20-14.htmThey’re spending $100M of money from middle income families to bailout pot growers.
Sweet Saint of San Andreas, hear my prayers.
- Thread starter
- #5
So if it’s so profitable why a bailout?Since January 2018, total program revenue to date is $1.81 billion, which includes $906.4 million in cannabis excise tax, $223.3 million in cultivation tax, and $682.9 million in sales tax.--https://www.cdtfa.ca.gov/news/20-14.htmThey’re spending $100M of money from middle income families to bailout pot growers.
Sweet Saint of San Andreas, hear my prayers.
Normal people always put money aside for rainy days, which raises the question as to why drugs would even have a rainy day. Alcohol and drug use skyrocket in hard times.
Why are breweries prospering in California?
danielpalos
Diamond Member
- Banned
- #6
It isn't a bailout.So if it’s so profitable why a bailout?Since January 2018, total program revenue to date is $1.81 billion, which includes $906.4 million in cannabis excise tax, $223.3 million in cultivation tax, and $682.9 million in sales tax.--https://www.cdtfa.ca.gov/news/20-14.htmThey’re spending $100M of money from middle income families to bailout pot growers.
Sweet Saint of San Andreas, hear my prayers.
Normal people always put money aside for rainy days, which raises the question as to why drugs would even have a rainy day. Alcohol and drug use skyrocket in hard times.
Why are breweries prospering in California?
Probably because right-wingers are involved. Right wingers are in favor of making things more difficult.So if it’s so profitable why a bailout?Since January 2018, total program revenue to date is $1.81 billion, which includes $906.4 million in cannabis excise tax, $223.3 million in cultivation tax, and $682.9 million in sales tax.--https://www.cdtfa.ca.gov/news/20-14.htmThey’re spending $100M of money from middle income families to bailout pot growers.
Sweet Saint of San Andreas, hear my prayers.
Normal people always put money aside for rainy days, which raises the question as to why drugs would even have a rainy day. Alcohol and drug use skyrocket in hard times.
Why are breweries prospering in California?
- Thread starter
- #7
Handing a business the money from citizens for nothing in return is a bailout.It isn't a bailout.So if it’s so profitable why a bailout?Since January 2018, total program revenue to date is $1.81 billion, which includes $906.4 million in cannabis excise tax, $223.3 million in cultivation tax, and $682.9 million in sales tax.--https://www.cdtfa.ca.gov/news/20-14.htmThey’re spending $100M of money from middle income families to bailout pot growers.
Sweet Saint of San Andreas, hear my prayers.
Normal people always put money aside for rainy days, which raises the question as to why drugs would even have a rainy day. Alcohol and drug use skyrocket in hard times.
Why are breweries prospering in California?
Probably because right-wingers are involved. Right wingers are in favor of making things more difficult.So if it’s so profitable why a bailout?Since January 2018, total program revenue to date is $1.81 billion, which includes $906.4 million in cannabis excise tax, $223.3 million in cultivation tax, and $682.9 million in sales tax.--https://www.cdtfa.ca.gov/news/20-14.htmThey’re spending $100M of money from middle income families to bailout pot growers.
Sweet Saint of San Andreas, hear my prayers.
Normal people always put money aside for rainy days, which raises the question as to why drugs would even have a rainy day. Alcohol and drug use skyrocket in hard times.
Why are breweries prospering in California?
So again, you quoted huge revenues, why a bailout?
danielpalos
Diamond Member
- Banned
- #8
It is not a bailout but mismanagement. They are using that technique to lower costs instead of getting rid of useless right-wing regulations that make selling weed more difficult for the legal sector.Handing a business the money from citizens for nothing in return is a bailout.It isn't a bailout.So if it’s so profitable why a bailout?Since January 2018, total program revenue to date is $1.81 billion, which includes $906.4 million in cannabis excise tax, $223.3 million in cultivation tax, and $682.9 million in sales tax.--https://www.cdtfa.ca.gov/news/20-14.htmThey’re spending $100M of money from middle income families to bailout pot growers.
Sweet Saint of San Andreas, hear my prayers.
Normal people always put money aside for rainy days, which raises the question as to why drugs would even have a rainy day. Alcohol and drug use skyrocket in hard times.
Why are breweries prospering in California?
Probably because right-wingers are involved. Right wingers are in favor of making things more difficult.So if it’s so profitable why a bailout?Since January 2018, total program revenue to date is $1.81 billion, which includes $906.4 million in cannabis excise tax, $223.3 million in cultivation tax, and $682.9 million in sales tax.--https://www.cdtfa.ca.gov/news/20-14.htmThey’re spending $100M of money from middle income families to bailout pot growers.
Sweet Saint of San Andreas, hear my prayers.
Normal people always put money aside for rainy days, which raises the question as to why drugs would even have a rainy day. Alcohol and drug use skyrocket in hard times.
Why are breweries prospering in California?
So again, you quoted huge revenues, why a bailout?
Clipper
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- Dec 22, 2018
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They’re spending $100M of money from middle income families to bailout pot growers.
Sweet Saint of San Andreas, hear my prayers.
When it's a slow news day we can always count on a beating his meat cultist to piss & moan about something, anything.They’re spending $100M of money from middle income families to bailout pot growers.
Sweet Saint of San Andreas, hear my prayers.
It's a 24/7 mid life crisis.
- Thread starter
- #10
Hundred million from the middle class to pot growers making millions in a State overflowing with homeless.They’re spending $100M of money from middle income families to bailout pot growers.
Sweet Saint of San Andreas, hear my prayers.
When it's a slow news day we can always count on a beating his meat cultist to piss & moan about something, anything.They’re spending $100M of money from middle income families to bailout pot growers.
Sweet Saint of San Andreas, hear my prayers.
It's a 24/7 mid life crisis.
- Thread starter
- #11
Hundred million from the middle class to pot growers making millions in a State overflowing with homeless.It is not a bailout but mismanagement. They are using that technique to lower costs instead of getting rid of useless right-wing regulations that make selling weed more difficult for the legal sector.Handing a business the money from citizens for nothing in return is a bailout.It isn't a bailout.So if it’s so profitable why a bailout?Since January 2018, total program revenue to date is $1.81 billion, which includes $906.4 million in cannabis excise tax, $223.3 million in cultivation tax, and $682.9 million in sales tax.--https://www.cdtfa.ca.gov/news/20-14.htmThey’re spending $100M of money from middle income families to bailout pot growers.
Sweet Saint of San Andreas, hear my prayers.
Normal people always put money aside for rainy days, which raises the question as to why drugs would even have a rainy day. Alcohol and drug use skyrocket in hard times.
Why are breweries prospering in California?
Probably because right-wingers are involved. Right wingers are in favor of making things more difficult.So if it’s so profitable why a bailout?Since January 2018, total program revenue to date is $1.81 billion, which includes $906.4 million in cannabis excise tax, $223.3 million in cultivation tax, and $682.9 million in sales tax.--https://www.cdtfa.ca.gov/news/20-14.htmThey’re spending $100M of money from middle income families to bailout pot growers.
Sweet Saint of San Andreas, hear my prayers.
Normal people always put money aside for rainy days, which raises the question as to why drugs would even have a rainy day. Alcohol and drug use skyrocket in hard times.
Why are breweries prospering in California?
So again, you quoted huge revenues, why a bailout?
- Thread starter
- #12
RelatedIt is not a bailout but mismanagement. They are using that technique to lower costs instead of getting rid of useless right-wing regulations that make selling weed more difficult for the legal sector.Handing a business the money from citizens for nothing in return is a bailout.It isn't a bailout.So if it’s so profitable why a bailout?Since January 2018, total program revenue to date is $1.81 billion, which includes $906.4 million in cannabis excise tax, $223.3 million in cultivation tax, and $682.9 million in sales tax.--https://www.cdtfa.ca.gov/news/20-14.htmThey’re spending $100M of money from middle income families to bailout pot growers.
Sweet Saint of San Andreas, hear my prayers.
Normal people always put money aside for rainy days, which raises the question as to why drugs would even have a rainy day. Alcohol and drug use skyrocket in hard times.
Why are breweries prospering in California?
Probably because right-wingers are involved. Right wingers are in favor of making things more difficult.So if it’s so profitable why a bailout?Since January 2018, total program revenue to date is $1.81 billion, which includes $906.4 million in cannabis excise tax, $223.3 million in cultivation tax, and $682.9 million in sales tax.--https://www.cdtfa.ca.gov/news/20-14.htmThey’re spending $100M of money from middle income families to bailout pot growers.
Sweet Saint of San Andreas, hear my prayers.
Normal people always put money aside for rainy days, which raises the question as to why drugs would even have a rainy day. Alcohol and drug use skyrocket in hard times.
Why are breweries prospering in California?
So again, you quoted huge revenues, why a bailout?
Democrats and kids.
Marijuana use in teenage years may hinder brain development, study finds - UPI.com
Marijuana use during adolescence may affect development of areas of the brain that control emotions, an analysis published Wednesday by JAMA Psychiatry found.
www.upi.com
danielpalos
Diamond Member
- Banned
- #13
Right-wingers like to make, voting with your dollars more difficult.Hundred million from the middle class to pot growers making millions in a State overflowing with homeless.It is not a bailout but mismanagement. They are using that technique to lower costs instead of getting rid of useless right-wing regulations that make selling weed more difficult for the legal sector.Handing a business the money from citizens for nothing in return is a bailout.It isn't a bailout.So if it’s so profitable why a bailout?Since January 2018, total program revenue to date is $1.81 billion, which includes $906.4 million in cannabis excise tax, $223.3 million in cultivation tax, and $682.9 million in sales tax.--https://www.cdtfa.ca.gov/news/20-14.htmThey’re spending $100M of money from middle income families to bailout pot growers.
Sweet Saint of San Andreas, hear my prayers.
Normal people always put money aside for rainy days, which raises the question as to why drugs would even have a rainy day. Alcohol and drug use skyrocket in hard times.
Why are breweries prospering in California?
Probably because right-wingers are involved. Right wingers are in favor of making things more difficult.So if it’s so profitable why a bailout?Since January 2018, total program revenue to date is $1.81 billion, which includes $906.4 million in cannabis excise tax, $223.3 million in cultivation tax, and $682.9 million in sales tax.--https://www.cdtfa.ca.gov/news/20-14.htmThey’re spending $100M of money from middle income families to bailout pot growers.
Sweet Saint of San Andreas, hear my prayers.
Normal people always put money aside for rainy days, which raises the question as to why drugs would even have a rainy day. Alcohol and drug use skyrocket in hard times.
Why are breweries prospering in California?
So again, you quoted huge revenues, why a bailout?
danielpalos
Diamond Member
- Banned
- #14
Nothing extra homework or math exercises can't cure.RelatedIt is not a bailout but mismanagement. They are using that technique to lower costs instead of getting rid of useless right-wing regulations that make selling weed more difficult for the legal sector.Handing a business the money from citizens for nothing in return is a bailout.It isn't a bailout.So if it’s so profitable why a bailout?Since January 2018, total program revenue to date is $1.81 billion, which includes $906.4 million in cannabis excise tax, $223.3 million in cultivation tax, and $682.9 million in sales tax.--https://www.cdtfa.ca.gov/news/20-14.htmThey’re spending $100M of money from middle income families to bailout pot growers.
Sweet Saint of San Andreas, hear my prayers.
Normal people always put money aside for rainy days, which raises the question as to why drugs would even have a rainy day. Alcohol and drug use skyrocket in hard times.
Why are breweries prospering in California?
Probably because right-wingers are involved. Right wingers are in favor of making things more difficult.So if it’s so profitable why a bailout?Since January 2018, total program revenue to date is $1.81 billion, which includes $906.4 million in cannabis excise tax, $223.3 million in cultivation tax, and $682.9 million in sales tax.--https://www.cdtfa.ca.gov/news/20-14.htmThey’re spending $100M of money from middle income families to bailout pot growers.
Sweet Saint of San Andreas, hear my prayers.
Normal people always put money aside for rainy days, which raises the question as to why drugs would even have a rainy day. Alcohol and drug use skyrocket in hard times.
Why are breweries prospering in California?
So again, you quoted huge revenues, why a bailout?
Democrats and kids.
Marijuana use in teenage years may hinder brain development, study finds - UPI.com
Marijuana use during adolescence may affect development of areas of the brain that control emotions, an analysis published Wednesday by JAMA Psychiatry found.
Lesh
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- Dec 21, 2016
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California is doing pretty damn wellThey’re spending $100M of money from middle income families to bailout pot growers.
Sweet Saint of San Andreas, hear my prayers.
You people are nuts
- Thread starter
- #16
Yeah, that’s why U-Haul rates are 5X leaving vs going to.California is doing pretty damn wellThey’re spending $100M of money from middle income families to bailout pot growers.
Sweet Saint of San Andreas, hear my prayers.
You people are nuts
- Thread starter
- #17
Democrats are intentionally destroying the minds of youth.Nothing extra homework or math exercises can't cure.RelatedIt is not a bailout but mismanagement. They are using that technique to lower costs instead of getting rid of useless right-wing regulations that make selling weed more difficult for the legal sector.Handing a business the money from citizens for nothing in return is a bailout.It isn't a bailout.So if it’s so profitable why a bailout?Since January 2018, total program revenue to date is $1.81 billion, which includes $906.4 million in cannabis excise tax, $223.3 million in cultivation tax, and $682.9 million in sales tax.--https://www.cdtfa.ca.gov/news/20-14.htmThey’re spending $100M of money from middle income families to bailout pot growers.
Sweet Saint of San Andreas, hear my prayers.
Normal people always put money aside for rainy days, which raises the question as to why drugs would even have a rainy day. Alcohol and drug use skyrocket in hard times.
Why are breweries prospering in California?
Probably because right-wingers are involved. Right wingers are in favor of making things more difficult.So if it’s so profitable why a bailout?Since January 2018, total program revenue to date is $1.81 billion, which includes $906.4 million in cannabis excise tax, $223.3 million in cultivation tax, and $682.9 million in sales tax.--https://www.cdtfa.ca.gov/news/20-14.htmThey’re spending $100M of money from middle income families to bailout pot growers.
Sweet Saint of San Andreas, hear my prayers.
Normal people always put money aside for rainy days, which raises the question as to why drugs would even have a rainy day. Alcohol and drug use skyrocket in hard times.
Why are breweries prospering in California?
So again, you quoted huge revenues, why a bailout?
Democrats and kids.
Marijuana use in teenage years may hinder brain development, study finds - UPI.com
Marijuana use during adolescence may affect development of areas of the brain that control emotions, an analysis published Wednesday by JAMA Psychiatry found.
HappyJoy
Platinum Member
- Apr 15, 2015
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Not a bailout it's to help small businesses transition from provisional to regular licenses and ensure that legal pot growers can thrive and not go down some other road.
It appears the real (as opposed to the bullshit from the OP) issue is that this proposal will help these businesses speed through environmental impact reporting and some conservationists are not taking that too well.
www.yahoo.com
It appears the real (as opposed to the bullshit from the OP) issue is that this proposal will help these businesses speed through environmental impact reporting and some conservationists are not taking that too well.
California offers $100 million to rescue its struggling legal marijuana industry
Los Angeles will be the biggest beneficiary of the money, which was proposed by Gov. Gavin Newsom to help cannabis businesses acquire permanent licenses.
danielpalos
Diamond Member
- Banned
- #19
Right-wing hypocrisy is worse, no drugs necessary.Democrats are intentionally destroying the minds of youth.Nothing extra homework or math exercises can't cure.RelatedIt is not a bailout but mismanagement. They are using that technique to lower costs instead of getting rid of useless right-wing regulations that make selling weed more difficult for the legal sector.Handing a business the money from citizens for nothing in return is a bailout.It isn't a bailout.So if it’s so profitable why a bailout?Since January 2018, total program revenue to date is $1.81 billion, which includes $906.4 million in cannabis excise tax, $223.3 million in cultivation tax, and $682.9 million in sales tax.--https://www.cdtfa.ca.gov/news/20-14.htmThey’re spending $100M of money from middle income families to bailout pot growers.
Sweet Saint of San Andreas, hear my prayers.
Normal people always put money aside for rainy days, which raises the question as to why drugs would even have a rainy day. Alcohol and drug use skyrocket in hard times.
Why are breweries prospering in California?
Probably because right-wingers are involved. Right wingers are in favor of making things more difficult.So if it’s so profitable why a bailout?Since January 2018, total program revenue to date is $1.81 billion, which includes $906.4 million in cannabis excise tax, $223.3 million in cultivation tax, and $682.9 million in sales tax.--https://www.cdtfa.ca.gov/news/20-14.htmThey’re spending $100M of money from middle income families to bailout pot growers.
Sweet Saint of San Andreas, hear my prayers.
Normal people always put money aside for rainy days, which raises the question as to why drugs would even have a rainy day. Alcohol and drug use skyrocket in hard times.
Why are breweries prospering in California?
So again, you quoted huge revenues, why a bailout?
Democrats and kids.
Marijuana use in teenage years may hinder brain development, study finds - UPI.com
Marijuana use during adolescence may affect development of areas of the brain that control emotions, an analysis published Wednesday by JAMA Psychiatry found.
AMart
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- Dec 29, 2020
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There are no state wide right wing laws. Dems control state wide law making you lying leftist.It isn't a bailout.So if it’s so profitable why a bailout?Since January 2018, total program revenue to date is $1.81 billion, which includes $906.4 million in cannabis excise tax, $223.3 million in cultivation tax, and $682.9 million in sales tax.--https://www.cdtfa.ca.gov/news/20-14.htmThey’re spending $100M of money from middle income families to bailout pot growers.
Sweet Saint of San Andreas, hear my prayers.
Normal people always put money aside for rainy days, which raises the question as to why drugs would even have a rainy day. Alcohol and drug use skyrocket in hard times.
Why are breweries prospering in California?
Probably because right-wingers are involved. Right wingers are in favor of making things more difficult.So if it’s so profitable why a bailout?Since January 2018, total program revenue to date is $1.81 billion, which includes $906.4 million in cannabis excise tax, $223.3 million in cultivation tax, and $682.9 million in sales tax.--https://www.cdtfa.ca.gov/news/20-14.htmThey’re spending $100M of money from middle income families to bailout pot growers.
Sweet Saint of San Andreas, hear my prayers.
Normal people always put money aside for rainy days, which raises the question as to why drugs would even have a rainy day. Alcohol and drug use skyrocket in hard times.
Why are breweries prospering in California?
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