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• 1. Oregon Cannabis Tax Act - Measure 80
• 2. Alexandria Morra: Footage shows model 'performing sex act in public library for live porn show'
• 3. The Cone Bros, The 2014 Oregon State Fair Talent Search Winning Act
• 4. Anti Deficiency Act
• 5. Oregon Cannabis Tact Act
• 6. Agricultural Reclamation Act
• 7. 2010 Archive: Pot of Gold - Oregon Cannabis Tax Act Media Coverage - KATU
• 8. Resilient Federal Forests Act Featured on KTVZ-TV 21, Bend, Oregon

Oregon Cannabis Tax Act - Measure 80

Alexandria Morra: Footage shows model 'performing sex act in public library for live porn show'

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The Cone Bros, The 2014 Oregon State Fair Talent Search Winning Act

Anti Deficiency Act

Oregon Cannabis Tact Act

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theguythatcouldfly commented on 05 Nov 2012

In Colorado, I assume most places will choose to go to selling retail instead of medical, because of the increased customer base. If you're a medical patient, you can apply through your doctor to be able to have an increased plant count, whereas recreational is limited to 3 mature plants. Medical patients under 21 will still need to go to dispensaries. And medical patients are allowed to possess 2 ounces - recreational users are only allowed 1.

DSavage420 commented on 10 Nov 2012

It really is a shame that it did not pass. Hopefully whatever they put on the ballot this next year will. It would have made me even more thrilled to move back there. Where it's not 20 a g for your regular healthy looking, that's not shwagg, and the people here think is "dank." If it wasn't so amazing there in Oregon (the green I mean), I would probably be looking to move to Denver like everyone else! Denver or Seattle (again)...

Kovault commented on 27 Jun 2013

I live in Oregon also. Actually the reason Measure 80 didn't pass is because none of the major marijuana lobby groups such as MPP were financially supporting any advertising campaign in Oregon. It still did good though with 45% voting for it but the legislators right now are trying to legalizing it and if that doesn't work then i hear there going to be a constitutional amendment to legalize it though voter initiative.

tet121 commented on 06 Nov 2012

Even if you don't live in the state where there is something on the ballot it still has an effect elsewhere in the U.S. These measures once passed and successfully implemented set precedent that allows other states to jump on board and sets stronger precedent for the case to reschedule marijuana altogether (ie, americans for safe access vs dea). It's good that you cover these. Thanks!

hphman1193 commented on 06 Nov 2012

I bet most smokers would say the same. However I hate to live in a country where I have to be scared to smoke because of getting caught, so I really want it to be legal EVERYWHERE. What could I possibly be doing to harm anyone around me or even myself? That's what I hate about cannabis being illegal, I should have the freedom to use cannabis freely and not be scared about it.

420xSomewhere commented on 06 Nov 2012

Mark, these past few videos have really been great and very informative! You've also been doing a great job at keeping any tension that may still exist between you and your brother out of the videos. I'm always looking forward to your next upload, and i'm sure i'm not alone when i say i look forward to seeing the next dual Redband video! Great upload, Legalize Everywhere!

EvBrown l commented on 05 Nov 2012

So if everything goes well with any/all of these acts to legalize, will most of the current dispensaries switch over to recreational shops or will they continue to operate as medical dispensaries? As well as what percs or upsides (if any) would current patients have apposed to recreational users if there are still medical dispensaries around?

musclethings1 commented on 06 Nov 2012

it should be going in the direction that we grow our own... if they are the ones growing it that's not the ticket.. still a good direction because less jail bs. market decides prices is great plus demand is what is pushing all this.. and demand is in growing-ur-own rights.. lots of em

Joseph Kelly commented on 06 Nov 2012

Vapourizer doesn't get hot enough to release some active cannibinoids only way to do so is with flame herb iron glass rods but when smoking a vape always feels like Somethin is missin from the effects and you take the wand out to stop the heating element burning the herb!

Fatninja479 commented on 06 Nov 2012

So there are 3 states pending recreational use for marijuana? Only time will tell if the other states catch on. BUT, mark do you think if Colorado is the first state for that to happen to, do you think it would somewhat turn into the new Amsterdam?

theguythatcouldfly commented on 06 Nov 2012

I stand behind what I wrote. People that vote NO on I-502, the OCTA, or Amendment 64 yet still smoke weed are literally voting to continue prohibition upon themselves. If you're waiting around for the perfect law, things will never change.

Eric Shearouse commented on 06 Nov 2012

I remember in one of your older videos you guys said that that vaporizer was kind of weird because the glass joint goes in horizontally. I just thought maybe you could put a 45 degree adapter on there so it is angled down. Just a thought.

Skuzzle Butt commented on 05 Nov 2012

What up man! Big fan, and I'm from colorado as well! I was wondering do you know how 64 will effect MMC's. Will they be able to open their doors to the public. And how long does it take for the amendment to take hold once passed?

Magzify commented on 06 Nov 2012

In 2008 Obama said there are much better things to do than raid medical marijuana shops. But Obama has gone on to close more med shops than any other president. lol don't say Obama will legalize anything but illegal immigrants.

tet121 commented on 06 Nov 2012

What is one thing Obama has done that is any much different than any president regarding marijuana? Pass the buck on. He said he was going to have feds leave states alone - and he did not follow thru on that one AFAIK

nighaga commented on 06 Nov 2012

question for you Mark, Would you recommend moving to colorado for college If I want to use cannabis medically or recreationally? I'm concerned that colleges in Colorado will make it illegal to have on their campuses..

tradernorton05 commented on 05 Nov 2012

cannabis should be made legal, but I certainly dont want any government regulation. We all know the government always fucks up everything they touch. Those who want regulation had better be careful what they wish for.

Kovault commented on 27 Jun 2013

Yup Pure Sativas here in Oregon can get up to around 33% THC. Basically when weed is legal, i think Oregon will be known as the state that has the best recreational cannabis kinda like the microbrewery is for beer. =)

Ganja Geezer commented on 05 Nov 2012

Unfortunately the Oregon initiative isn't polling as well as Washington and Colorado. The fact that there is no limit to possession and the strong governmental control is putting many people off.

SwimmingStoner commented on 07 Nov 2012

Obama has nothing to do with the closing of medi shops but you shouldn't expect him to legalize anything there's more important matters on his mind than the legalization of cannabis

Counselor_X commented on 06 Nov 2012

What makes you say that? I'm not saying they will pass for sure, but the polls indicate that Washington and Colorado are highly likely to pass, while Oregon is not so likely.

'Cano CM commented on 06 Nov 2012

@theguythatcouldfly I won't be smoking more than one ounce at a time, so the fact that recreational use is only one ounce at a time doesn't really bother me. #legalnation

trey barber commented on 06 Nov 2012

i live in oregon but im to young to vote. its still great to know that ill be here when history is made, i think people in colorado and wshington feel the same im pumped

Agricultural Reclamation Act

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Ryan Mickels commented on 19 Jun 2010

Thanks for posting this! I'm thinking about going after the Gen. Ag. degree at OSU and looks like your group will be a very valuable resource for me to find out about Oregon farming issues.

scrubjay93 commented on 07 Feb 2010

Excellent! This is awesome and I support the movement wholeheartedly.

2010 Archive: Pot of Gold - Oregon Cannabis Tax Act Media Coverage - KATU

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Cliff Hutchison commented on 13 Sep 2010

I want to legalize hemp and cannabis for reasons other than taxes, taxes & taxes , but instead: 1. To make this natural medicine more easily available to people who need it. 2. To allow a hemp farm industry in Oregon that will create real jobs. 3. To save $31 million a year by releasing non-violent drug offenders from prison. 4. To save lives by removing it from the control of drug gangs who use deadly force to fight the police and each other. But to do this, the tax must be much less than 15%.

edward944 commented on 18 Apr 2010

Taxs is bad news . People in oregon are not realy big on taxs. Why after all the years of lies and all the bs comeing out of groverment for the pass 70 years should we let these people get tax money,it's just wrong.beside's i think all the job comeing from legalizeing it would help just as much as taxs it.

Spooky00ky commented on 09 Feb 2010

The argument that criminals would undercut prices is foolish. Legal sellers would get supplies by legal means like they do with alcohol. And just like not everyone grows tomatoes even if they can most people wont go through the hassle of growing their own if the legal means to buy quality product is there.

NotoriousNUGS commented on 13 Feb 2010

Fuck the Law! It don't matter if it's legal or not I'm still gonna smoke it. Just because it's illegal don't mean it's wrong, laws against cannabis were made out of lies, and false beliefs. I'll just give my money to gangs in the mean time. Good job you fucking IDIOTS!

MrSleeps commented on 09 Feb 2010

solarextract said it we are asking to be taxed, its time to listen to the majority of what oregon wants.

SolarEXtract commented on 06 Feb 2010

You undercut the black market and BAM, the street dealers are out of business. Wow, what a concept!

SolarEXtract commented on 06 Feb 2010

Hey Dan Harmon, marijuana users are ASKING to be taxed. Shows what you know!

cashflip commented on 10 May 2010

They can't tax what they don't kno about :-D Oregon Legalize!!

themagus187 commented on 12 Feb 2010

Dan Herman is a fucking piece of shit.

SolarEXtract commented on 06 Feb 2010

I'm all about filling gaping holes.

Resilient Federal Forests Act Featured on KTVZ-TV 21, Bend, Oregon