When you’re used to residing in states with progressive laws, it can be frustrating finding yourself in a current place with too various restrictions.
- I can’t even hook my home’s electrical grid up to solar panels because the energy lobby got the state legislature to make it illegal.
You literally cannot legally go off the grid even if you wanted to. One of my coworkers tried as well as was fined thoUSnds of dollars when the electrical corporation found that he had unaffixed his beach cabin from the pole near the street. There are even counties in this state where you can’t buy alcohol. To suppose that there are still areas in this country with alcohol prohibition is really bonkers to me. Even though I’m not a drinker, I can’t see the logic in keeping a near century outdated idea intact care about this even after decades of seeing the futility of it. These people are so stuck in the past that it took us forever to legalize medical cannabis. Both of us watched as other states in the nation started to open legal cannabis dispensaries, either for medical or recreational use. Both of us went through several attempts to get it on the November ballot, as well as the first time all of us got to vote on it the constitutional amendment failed to get 60% of the vote. Two years later all of us managed to pass a law legalizing cannabis for medical use. However, you couldn’t buy cannabis edibles, marijuana flower products, or anything that wasn’t a capsule, tincture, or topical product. Although all of us can buy flower as well as edibles now, all of us still can’t grow marijuana plants for personal use.
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