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<blockquote data-quote="Davy Crockett" data-source="post: 234118" data-attributes="member: 367">I touched on this once but didn't get an answer ,&nbsp; &nbsp; The process of getting an opinion or a desire approved for signatures to make a measure that will go on the ballot .&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Our secretary of state approves an issue with the language as written and after it's voted on and passed then the state overhauls it ?&nbsp; Why on earth don't the changes happen before signatures are collected and the topic voted on ?&nbsp;&nbsp; That sounds so backwards to me but there must be a reason .&nbsp;&nbsp; Iv'e always been of the opinion of fixing something when you first notice a problem rather than run it that way.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Wefall mentioned the m3 is opening up the state for lawsuits , Why doesn't someone sue the state over the MM measure that was annihilated ?&nbsp; Hell you could probably throw together a 51 % voter class action.&nbsp; &nbsp; My guess is that it would be almost impossible to sue the state and win but wefall keeps using that as an excuse.- - - Updated - - -&nbsp; Not really ,&nbsp; It's a way to persuade the feds that the majority feel It's time for a change in MJ laws.&nbsp; Hop we can as 4 more states to the list this year .&nbsp;&nbsp; The more they see overwhelming evidence and realize what they are up against the sooner they will take action.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Davy Crockett, post: 234118, member: 367"] I touched on this once but didn't get an answer , The process of getting an opinion or a desire approved for signatures to make a measure that will go on the ballot . Our secretary of state approves an issue with the language as written and after it's voted on and passed then the state overhauls it ? Why on earth don't the changes happen before signatures are collected and the topic voted on ? That sounds so backwards to me but there must be a reason . Iv'e always been of the opinion of fixing something when you first notice a problem rather than run it that way. Wefall mentioned the m3 is opening up the state for lawsuits , Why doesn't someone sue the state over the MM measure that was annihilated ? Hell you could probably throw together a 51 % voter class action. My guess is that it would be almost impossible to sue the state and win but wefall keeps using that as an excuse. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] Not really , It's a way to persuade the feds that the majority feel It's time for a change in MJ laws. Hop we can as 4 more states to the list this year . The more they see overwhelming evidence and realize what they are up against the sooner they will take action. [/QUOTE]

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