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Thomas Mitchell’s post about the Denver City Council’s decision to impose a 36-plant limit on unregulated marijuana grows inspired many commenters to make their thoughts known about the specifics of this change.
But the conversation broadened to include the issue of whether the new rule would actually help shrink the black market in cannabis.
One reader believes that to really improve this situation, another change has to be made — one that would provide opportunities to an entire group of people excluded from the marijuana industry to date.
Here’s what he had to say.
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Dom Panic writes:
If you want to impact the black market, let people with pot felonies fucking work in the industry. Clearly they were willing to do it before, illegally. What makes you think you can stop their passion now?
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