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<blockquote data-quote="Lycanthrope" data-source="post: 233808" data-attributes="member: 562">How do farmers keep people out of their sweet corn patch, etc? When anyone can grow something, its value decreases substantially. Sure there will be rippers, but normal precautions should help most people. Some states require plants to be grown in a greenhouse, out of public sight, some require them to be locked up. Nothing is foolproof, but why risk getting busted for burglary and theft when all you really need to do is plant a seed?- - - Updated - - -Oh they CAN, but in this bill, to remove anything thats specifically granted they will need 2/3 vote and legislators know there was very little approval for what they did last time. To add basic changes like a tax, etc, all they need is 50%, so those kinds of changes arelikely, but gutting it would be VERY unpopular and most of them realize this.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lycanthrope, post: 233808, member: 562"] How do farmers keep people out of their sweet corn patch, etc? When anyone can grow something, its value decreases substantially. Sure there will be rippers, but normal precautions should help most people. Some states require plants to be grown in a greenhouse, out of public sight, some require them to be locked up. Nothing is foolproof, but why risk getting busted for burglary and theft when all you really need to do is plant a seed? [COLOR=silver][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] Oh they CAN, but in this bill, to remove anything thats specifically granted they will need 2/3 vote and legislators know there was very little approval for what they did last time. To add basic changes like a tax, etc, all they need is 50%, so those kinds of changes arelikely, but gutting it would be VERY unpopular and most of them realize this. [/QUOTE]

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