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Although I am glad to see the decriminalization part seems the 5 plant limitation may be a hinderance to most of the small farmers...maybe part of the reason the law was passed. 5 plants is pretty much personal use and I doubt that would be a sustainable method of income for them. I think a lot of people will obviously still be in violation of the law. None of the farmers I have met in Jamrock is making cash off of just 5 plants. Even a small farm is 100 or so plants.
Oh yeah the $5-10 fine sure beats the on the spot fine...that was usually around $20 unless it was Friday afternoon and then it was at least $50. LOL!
I think you are confusing "decriminalization" with "legalization" - the farming limits will of course be much larger when legalized. This is just the first step - 5 plants and you are not a criminal...Quote:
Originally Posted by vikesinja
The first step is always the hardest. This is great news.
Fawnridge , How/Where does someone apply to become a Card-Carrying Rastafarian?
If you would've told me 15-20 years ago that I would see legalization in my lifetime, I would've said you were crazy.
I agree Muck. Never did I think in my life would we see the changes to the laws in USA. It is democracy and the will of the people coming through.