01-26-2016, 01:35 PM
(01-26-2016, 01:29 PM)Benton Wrote: Pretty much. It's still at least a decade away, but once you get a majority of states doing it, whatever state with the largest amount of industrial size growers will have enough push (lobbyist money) to get it legalized federally.
Ehhh, unless the Feds decide to actually start enforcing the law, it's pretty much up to the states if they want to legalize it.
Not sure what happens if they change the classification making it no longer federally illegal. I would assume states could still ban it, but maybe not. Leaving the law on the books but not enforcing it pretty much allows the states to do whatever they want.
