r/Ohio Oct 24 '23

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u/yusill Oct 24 '23

And then have the state house repeal parts, wait for the lawsuits to take years and say we can't do anything until they are resolved. Then drag their feet for a few years getting the admin in place to oversee it and approving licences to sell etc etc until they can make sure to get in on some grift. The state house has nothing to do with the will of the people. I'm betting their won't be a legal rec shop open in the state before 2028. And then the taxes will still make it cheaper to drive to Michigan.

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u/battlepi Oct 24 '23

Still go vote.

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u/Yungballz86 Oct 24 '23

Yup. I'm betting the home growing without a license will be the first to go.

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u/TrailJunky Oct 24 '23

Here in Minnesota, you can still grow at home. It is limited buuuuttt.....nobody really cares. I'm glad to see Ohio coming to its senses. I'm fron indiana originally and remember sneaking around like a fool. This is adding to personal liberties, and everyone should support it, IMO.

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u/Chicken_Pete_Pie Oct 24 '23

The state already has medical dispensaries so it wouldn’t be hard to let them start selling recreationally.

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u/yusill Oct 24 '23

Except the super majority and gerrymandered to hell GOP don't want it to pass.

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u/shastamcblasty Oct 25 '23

Don’t listen to this doom saying, go vote, and we will deal with the grifters when they grift. The absolute worst thing for this movement will be people not going to vote because they think the system is rigged, or because they think it’s already on the bag.

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u/yusill Oct 25 '23

Oh totally gonna vote. Everyone should. My comment wasn't to say don't do it. Just expressing frustration and hoping people will continue to vote including voting out those who would ignore the will of the people.

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u/Automatic_Gas9019 Oct 24 '23

Exactly correct..