Nov 3, 2015
It literally took 10 minutes to vote. I voted because I give a shit, and this is my home. I'll be damned if I don't do something to stop all this foolishness. ✊🏽🇺🇸 //#american #sanfrancisco #excelsior #fuckedlee #yesonf #yesoni
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It literally took 10 minutes to vote. I voted because I give a shit, and this is my home. I'll be damned if I don't do something to stop all this foolishness. ✊🏽🇺🇸 //#american #sanfrancisco #excelsior #fuckedlee #yesonf #yesoni
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420 Cali Girls cherish our buds and our budtenders! LA Cannabis Community stand up and be counted on May 21st vote YES on F! Don't sleep! I think these points from the cheat sheet at: http://www.kcet.org/news/ballotbrief/ballot-measures/cheat-sheet-ordinance-f-to-regulate-tax-medical-marijuana-in-la.html are on point:
Key Points:
No limit on the number of medical marijuana dispensaries able to operate within city limits.
Raises taxes on dispensaries from $50 to $60 for every $1,000 of gross earnings, a 20 percent increase.
Mandates testing of marijuana sold at dispensaries for pesticides and toxins.
Requires background checks for both employees and volunteers of all dispensaries.
Prohibits minors from entering dispensaries.
All dispensaries must stay closed between the hours of 10 p.m. to 10 a.m.
All residential collectives are exempt from regulation.
What Your Vote Means:
Voting YES would allow an unlimited number of medical marijuana dispensaries to operate within city limits, so long as they meet city standards. It would also increases taxes on dispensaries by 20 percent and requires background checks for both employees and volunteers working at each dispensary. Marijuana testing is also required under this ballot initiative.
Voting NO would put the future of the estimated 1,700 medical marijuana dispensaries that opened after the 2007 Los Angeles City Council-imposed moratorium at risk.
See you at the polls stoners.
Why D Doesn't Work! VOTE YES ON F! #YesOnF #NoOnD #MMJ #MMOT #SafeAccess #Cannabis #SafeAccessLA #Marijuana