From Tax Cannabis 2010:
(Sacramento, CA) The California Legislative Analyst's Office (LAO), which provides non-partisan fiscal and policy advice, yesterday [July 20, 2010] released a report on Proposition 19, the initiative to control and tax cannabis in California. The report found that Proposition 19 would enable California to steer police resources toward more pressing matters, generate hundreds of millions in revenue to fund vital services, and protect children, roadways, and workplaces.
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Thursday, July 22, 2010
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Response to the "Vote Know On Prop 19" Campaign - Proposition 19 Is Only The First Step
Opposition Myth #1: The initiative will end the War on Drugs and substantially reduce marijuana arrests, saving millions in prison costs.
First of all, please point me at anyone who is seriously saying that passing Proposition 19 will single-handedly and immediately "end the War on Drugs." It would be a huge victory, though. One of the anti-cannabis opposition's biggest fears is that we pass this thing, not because they they believe (as an organization) it will actually be a massive public health and safety nightmare, but because they know it will not be. And how do they continue fighting their "war on drugs" when anyone can point to California and say, "Yeah, so what about them?"
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