https://www.nytimes.com/2023/03/07/us/oklahoma-marijuana-ballot.html
Still wondering if this was a good or a bad thing for us.
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I was for it because of a few reasons. Mainly, freedom to have rec, less arrests, and the new restrictions they are making for us to be able to have ballot initiatives. Who knows when this opportunity will happen again for us in OK. No bill is perfect, at least we knew what this bill was. 
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Iâm thinking that it lost so badly that they will be emboldened on implementing unnecessary regulations to the current program.
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Gosh, I hope thatâs not the case. I wouldnât put it past them though. I mean, did you see our governors response? Ugh.
âThe reason I think itâs a bad idea is that itâs still illegal federally,â Governor Stitt said at a news conference last month. âI think marijuana is bad for young people. I think people need to understand the side effects of that.â
it Now looks like the Oklahoma medical market will be under attack soon with senate using the failed 820 vote as ammunition, well since that vote was only cast by 12-15% of the state population we now will have politics empowered by false misleading statistical data
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Hit up gettinghighwithcats on insta. All he does is network and lobby. Pay the man, get results.
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Great 
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And this only leads to us manufacturers paying more fees and bullshit.
I ask myself often how do some of these politicians come up with the shit that they do. I mean this in a literal sense. For those running off a water well how would you catch something and those with greenhouses or outdoor there are generators for that can be used.
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Thereâs more churches than stop lights in a lot of cities. Of course existing licenses will be exempt and they arenât giving out new ones for at least 18 months but itâs great to see them prioritizing legislation like this anyways 
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Donât fret little ones
Even if god has abandoned Oklahoma
Youâll be able to get this trash in Michigan soon
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One lawmaker is trying to implement âqualifying conditionsâ which would limit the medical market to a very small amount of consumers. Itâll probably pass because of the negative things that have come from the âwild Wild Westâ market.
So yeah, not passing rec and opening up the market was a stupid idea. As the market struggles, the market will become restricted and more people producing will struggle. Theyâve also talked about laws like requiring two paid guards to operate on the premises 24/7.
Itâs clear the government in Oklahoma only wants responsible, well funded companies to survive. Shouldâve passed rec
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I hope they repeal the whole medical bill. Itâs been bad for everyone
Why? That would just lead to more arrests and black market shit. Best bet is to legalize and become a legitimate industry. When fed legalization hits, Oklahoma could be a powerhouse
Yeah like the whole state of Oklahoma isnât a giant black market supplier with 3x more live plants than California in Metrc.
Itâs a cancer that should be eradicated if they donât want to pass sensible rec laws.
I mean, every state thatâs rec seems to have a robust black market. Cali and Oregon certainly do. Should their programs also be eradicated so we can all go back to looking over our shoulders every day?
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I remember when only cali and Colorado nugs were on the market.
No boof
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