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Thanks guys glad my fellow smokers understand. When I saw the #s, I had mixed emotions. My worry was that I had no way of knowing how many of these 2 out of 3 people are anti-marijuana and how many of them are people who, even though years of prosecution have them desperate for freedom decided not to give in to the pressure. This can be changed when we do become legal in the state with revised codes; the state constitution doesn't have to be amended for it. The issue of past non-violent marijuana convictions being dropped wasn't even put in the wording. This was blatantly done for profit, and IMHO it wasn't in the best interests of the people. The non-monopoly issue passing will hopefully insure that the next time it's put on the ballot it won't be driven by money.