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To: robertpaulsen
Actually, the dispensaries are breaking federal law AND state law -- they are not allowed to sell medical marijuana under Proposition 215.

Just curious. How are the dispensaries remunerated? Are they supposed to be compensated by the state?

22 posted on 12/25/2005 5:31:08 PM PST by JTN ("We must win the War on Drugs by 2003." - Dennis Hastert, Feb. 25 1999)
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To: JTN
"How are the dispensaries remunerated? Are they supposed to be compensated by the state?"

When the citizens of the State of California passed Proposition 215, they envisioned medical marijuana patients either growing their own or obtaining it (free) from a caregiver who grew it for them and/or others.

Proposition 215 does not authorize the sale of marijuana for any reason. The sale of marijuana for any reason in California is against state law (felony) and against federal law.

Why is the State of California going against the will of the people and not enforcing this law? You DO believe in the rule of law, don't you?

24 posted on 12/25/2005 5:54:29 PM PST by robertpaulsen
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