Starting today, Pot Possesion is legal in Minnesota.

[98166]

Selling it, is still illegal, except for Tribal Lands. Took 8 years after other similar Progressive States legalized it, which was too long IMO.
The Democrat House (at the time) actually approved legislation with Biden's blessing to make it legal federally. Thanks to the 60
vote threshold in The Senate though, it's stalled and unlikely to pass.

Marijuana use and possession are now legal in Minnesota. Here's what to know.

Selling without a license is still a crime. Other than medical marijuana, hemp-derived products and tribal dispensaries, Minnesota now has a "gray" market.

www.startribune.com

 

[Ginger Ale]

May peace be with you.

 

[Old 'N Chill]

It should be legal in all states, glad Minnesota is joining us.

 

[Mr Natural]

It’s been legal here in NY but try to find a dispensary.

 

[beefheart]

Selling it, is still illegal, except for Tribal Lands. Took 8 years after other similar Progressive States legalized it, which was too long IMO.
The Democrat House (at the time) actually approved legislation with Biden's blessing to make it legal federally. Thanks to the 60
vote threshold in The Senate though, it's stalled and unlikely to pass.

Marijuana use and possession are now legal in Minnesota. Here's what to know.

Selling without a license is still a crime. Other than medical marijuana, hemp-derived products and tribal dispensaries, Minnesota now has a "gray" market.

www.startribune.com

Congrats! It should be legal everywhere.
We have tons of dispensaries in AZ, some are really nice, some are real hanky.

 

[Exquisitor]

Selling it, is still illegal, except for Tribal Lands. Took 8 years after other similar Progressive States legalized it, which was too long IMO.
The Democrat House (at the time) actually approved legislation with Biden's blessing to make it legal federally. Thanks to the 60
vote threshold in The Senate though, it's stalled and unlikely to pass.

Marijuana use and possession are now legal in Minnesota. Here's what to know.

Selling without a license is still a crime. Other than medical marijuana, hemp-derived products and tribal dispensaries, Minnesota now has a "gray" market.

www.startribune.com

So the Native people can sell it on their property?

I like that plan, that's what I would have done.

 

[98166]

So the Native people can sell it on their property?

I like that plan, that's what I would have done.

I don't know about them growing it themselves and selling it on the rez, but actual pot shops are legal on Tribal Land in Minnesota.
Non tribal land is probably not happening until 2025

 

[Exquisitor]

I don't know about them growing it themselves and selling it on the rez, but actual pot shops are legal on Tribal Land in Minnesota.
Non tribal land is probably not happening until 2025

Well, they got to buy it from somebody.

They got to ship it in somehow.

Are you still limited to an ounce?

Somebody's got to break the law for that, just now we're not charging the end of the chain.

 

[Lursa]

Selling it, is still illegal, except for Tribal Lands. Took 8 years after other similar Progressive States legalized it, which was too long IMO.
The Democrat House (at the time) actually approved legislation with Biden's blessing to make it legal federally. Thanks to the 60
vote threshold in The Senate though, it's stalled and unlikely to pass.

Marijuana use and possession are now legal in Minnesota. Here's what to know.

Selling without a license is still a crime. Other than medical marijuana, hemp-derived products and tribal dispensaries, Minnesota now has a "gray" market.

www.startribune.com

I'm sure the tribes can really use the income. Our state taxes pot pretty heavily but much of it goes to schools.

 

[Glitch]

Selling it, is still illegal, except for Tribal Lands. Took 8 years after other similar Progressive States legalized it, which was too long IMO.
The Democrat House (at the time) actually approved legislation with Biden's blessing to make it legal federally. Thanks to the 60
vote threshold in The Senate though, it's stalled and unlikely to pass.

Marijuana use and possession are now legal in Minnesota. Here's what to know.

Selling without a license is still a crime. Other than medical marijuana, hemp-derived products and tribal dispensaries, Minnesota now has a "gray" market.

www.startribune.com

"Took 8 years after other other Progressive States legalized it," seriously?

Alaska was the very first State to decriminalize marijuana in 1975. That is 49 years before Minnesota, and 41 years before any of these other so-called "Progressive States."