CO's Dope Taxes Up in Smoke?

[Ericpwp]

It's a cartel.


I'm gone shooting.

 

[Timjoebillybob]

But that isn't the only factor!


Speaking of silly, can I borrow your crystal ball? You're basing future legal margins on current margins with a premium because it is illegal. In CO, it appears there is little, if any impact on the black market.


Examples, dude. Feel free to use different examples that illustrate how you reach your conclusions.

Going legit a challenge for black market marijuana growers

But it IMO is probably the largest.

Kind of like if you build it they will come, if you grow it they will buy.

See below.

Of course it would drop, but it would never be as cheap as corn or soybeans. It requires more expertise and difficulty to grow.

Tobacco, peppers, lettuces, kale, spinach, tomatoes, potatoes, sweet potatoes, beets. Seriously, why would anyone bother with these if corn and soybeans were the best option?

I was just going to ask when the last time he was in a grocery store. Take a walk in the produce section, and the meat section(well some of the fish in the meat dept don't, but some do), and the paper goods, spices, and ..... All of those things came from farming (and/or ranching but still about the same). Heck even in the pharmacy.

 

[mrjarrell]

Poor Kirk. His 'rhoids must really be aching now. Maybe some Preparation H would help him out.

Marijuana Now Brings In More Tax Revenue Than Alcohol | The Daily Caller

 

[Kirk Freeman]

I have no objection to tax revenue. Now, how it is spent is another issue.

Another article from the same subject as above: https://trove.com/a/Colorado-pot-gr...witter&ts=1442444077&utm_source=sns&nocrawl=1