Ohio Weed Vote

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(10-28-2015, 06:39 PM)Benton Wrote: not arguing with your stance (as I've said, I'm not in the area and hagent followed it) but how would it limit the economic opportunities? People can still open regulated dispensaries (I assume with regulation similar to that of liquor stores) and head shops and the like. It would prohibit them from being large scale growers, but the people who can afford to do that and have the knowledge and desire aren't exactly common. You've got to have a good chunk of land, farming knowledge and at least a minimum amount of security.

There are plenty of farmers in Ohio that could take advantage of legalization. Limiting it to 10 grow sites will almost certainly artificially increase the demands and give only 10 companies the chance to make massive profits off of those 10 sites.