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Can anyone explain to me how the movement has become so divided? I was reading this article> (for some strange reason I can't find this particular article) earlier. I just read that Dennis Peron & Ed Rosenthal, were opponents of taxation. Dennis Peron was recently fired from Oaksterdam University (owned by Richard Lee)>War Breaks Out Within The Marijuana Legalization Movement. Richard Lee is for taxation and is willing to front $1 mil of his own money to collect signatures to get it on the ballot. He has been one of the driving forces in local legislation in Oakland. Lee founded a committee that passed Measure Z, an Oakland law that makes cannabis possession the lowest law enforcement priority as well as mandating that Oakland tax cannabis legally under state law. Steve DeAngelo of Harborside (a well respected dispensary in Oakland) supports taxation, but not the model Richard Lee is supporting. Then I read another article about a Jack Herer initiative that is to be drafted and a signature campaign is to follow>The Jack Herer Initiative Has Been Filed. What the hell is going on? Is this an ego or power struggle or what? How can we get anywhere with the cannabis movement and the people in the forefront can't agree while on center stage? I don't even know know which one to support or where to find the proposed documents. NE one have any idea what's happening in California?