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No Vested Interest

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2. The ten groups wanted to have a monopoly on the business, apparently.

Reply to Auggie (Original post)

Mon Nov 2, 2015, 03:51 PM

Nov 2015

The individuals involved formed an organization called Responsible Ohio, paid workers to get enough signatures to put the constitutional amendment on the ballot.
My ballot has already been cast against Issue 3, based mostly on the state constitutional amendment part of it. It's very hard, practically impossible to get legislation placed in the state constitution changed. If approved, this will be in place a long, long time.

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Why does Issue 3 limit MJ growth to 10 facilities? [View all] Auggie Nov 2015 OP

I quote the first three words of the ballot text. LoveIsNow Nov 2015 #1

Ohio probably has one chance to get this right and they blow it right out of the gate Auggie Nov 2015 #4

It's called greed. Look to those named as principals in the ten "farms". No Vested Interest Nov 2015 #5

The ten groups wanted to have a monopoly on the business, apparently. No Vested Interest Nov 2015 #2

They way I read it is that production is limited to ten parcels of land. peace13 Nov 2015 #3

This message was self-deleted by its author votetastic Nov 2015 #6

Agreed Travis_0004 Nov 2015 #7

Municipalities and the state can just stop enforcing laws that are anti No Vested Interest Nov 2015 #8

Also, dont forget, you can grow your own. Travis_0004 Nov 2015 #9