No thanks, the only thing right now that would benefit me from NH legalizing besides obviously the legal aspects of it, is growing home grown. I have a Maine dispensary right across the border in South Berwick literally 10 minutes from my house, amazing quality bud for good prices. Ill just border hop dispensaries for now, fuck moving to Maine though they absolute Hard R you with Tax

Good point , I’ll wait till we do our gender reveal and do them both at once ! Ha !

I used cannabis to get off Benzodiazapines, when I told my doctor I wanted to use Recreational cannabis to taper off the prescribed benzos he not only threatened to terminate me as a patient but report me to my insurance !! It was all so I'd stay with him as a patient and not go off and self medicate with cannabis, the whole system is so fucked, but anorher person who commented is right big pharma does have a lot to do with it because if people knew you didn't need ADHD meds, anxiety meds, pain meds, sleeping meds, meds to make you hungry, meds to help your nausea. Cannabis can alleviate all of these symptoms, and can take the place of a Host of pharmaceuticals, which then your money doesn't go to doctors offices, insurance companies and pharmacies. 1 trip to the dispensary can take the place of thousands of dollars in medical bills and prescription and insurance costs to get different medications

Tannerite. A few pounds and presto, no more stump. 😂

PUC

I'm like 99% sure those people are homeless because of Fentynal and Meth, not Cannabis dude, I honestly hope you're just trolling, for your sake 😅

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VT's getting in on the act too. A whole bunch have been opening up on the I-91 corridor.

Pretty much the mirror of the NH state liquor stores. Your weed store on one side of the river, liquor store on the other.

I love the argument for a free market

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Ha! That’s fair !

It’s a slow burn (heh), but if you enjoy fires it’s a lot of relaxing evenings to be had!

Oh man. That seems like it would be forever !

It takes time but you could always do the old barrel burn method.

Yes, this guy who expects other people to "deal" with traitors is definitely an internet tough guy.

In most cases this is probably all they can prove. I kinda prefer fines to prison though. Most aren't dangerous (just easily misled) and it costs us a lot of money to lock them up. The ringleaders better get prison time, but the rest can just pay through the nose.

According to the fourteenth amendment, you’re granted all privileges and immunities of the state you’re visiting :D

This answer actually made me tear up. Thank you for doing what you do because I know I could never handle it.

You'd think with such a clear-cut example of this being an insurrection that someone would catch an insurrection charge.

Lol! Oh, I hope she regrets ever following the cult. How many people got their trading cards? XD

TIL that August 1st is "right before winter."

The utility companies in NH are allowed to adjust their rates twice a year but it must be approved by the NH Public Utilities Commission (PUC). Here's their release authorizing the $0.22556/KwH rate back in June. It was widely covered in the press and discussed here quite a bit.

I'm glad you added the "(or more)". I was going to say! Two may not be enough. :-D

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I remember bookmarking a lot of posts on my twitter account with videos and photos from peoples personal phones, taken during the J6 event. Saved a few to my laptop, but assumed the bookmarked tweets would be useful reference material later.

Then I(and most of the accounts who published that material) got banned from twitter for a variety of "misdeeds".

Ref material lost - like tossing it into the ocean. Which of course is what Twitter wanted, as well as those parts of the government making requests to Twitter staff.

More and more Free State Project participants are meeting the requirements for running for Senate. (You have to live in the state for at least 7 years before you can run for Senate office.) Eventually, they will be able to tear down the cannabis laws (and eventually the rest of the failed War on Drugs apparatus).

Interesting - did the town vote to adopt the statute?

Also, maybe the issue isn't that we're not lawyers, it's that lawmakers don't know how to write code.

Thanks for your opinion, comrade.