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Friday, September 21, 2012

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Legalize2012
Marijuana/Cannabis
Re-Legalization
Ballot Initiative
for Colorado

Colorado Marijuana Legalization Campaign
Legalize 2012

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VOTE NO ON AMENDMENT 64!
FAKE LEGALIZATION INITIATIVE

SIGN THE REAL
COLORADO MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION
VIRTUAL PETITION

DON'T BE FOOLED BY COMPETITORS!
Fear not! For those of you who want to see cannabis taken out of the hands of the Department of Revenue armed regulatory agents and end the long compliance nightmare that is making it impossible for anyone but the very rich to participate in Colorado's highly-regulated cannabis industry (oligopoly), the Legalize2012.com campaign is working to write a "true legalization" ballot initiative that will guarantee more reasonable regulations. Time has expired for the 2012 ballot, so we will start working towards the 2014 ballot.
This is Not Amendment 64! The MPP/DPA/NORML/Sensible/SAFER Regulate Marijuana like "Alcohol" Fake Legalization ballot initiative gives sweeping authority to the Department of Revenue to control marijuana and is not true legalization and is not similar to alcohol. Read the history of how this group tries to divide cannabis supporters.
Polls show that 49% of Colorado citizens favor "legalization" of marijuana.

Let's give the voters of Colorado what they want!

Does Colorado need an extra $18 million in sales tax?

Do you want to stop the funding of illegal drug gangs?

Do you want to make your community safer?

Then it's time to end Prohibition -- again!

Cannabis Taxation Raises Money for State
CNN estimates that Colorado would gain an extra $17.6 million in tax revenue if marijuana were legalized today.
Practical Cannabis Regulation Helps Medical Patients
For medical cannabis patients, the Legalize 2012 Constitutional Amendment is an important step in fixing Amendment 20, Colorado's flawed medical marijuana law that was passed by voters in 2000. Amendment 20 was poorly-written by out-of-state interests and has allowed the state to take over the medical marijuana program to the point where there is now a new branch of law enforcement dedicated to fingerprinting and videotaping patients and tracking every gram of cannabis from "seed to sale." Citizens can write a better initiative that will allow all adult Coloradans to have safe access to cannabis, thus protecting the rights of sick people to also have unfettered, safe access. This includes the right to use cannabis on probation.
Get involved in the real grassroots effort to put an initiative on the ballot in Colorado: Legalize 2012.
Jack Herer (June 18, 1939 - April 15, 2010) was the author of The Emperor Wears No Clothes and the founder of the modern cannabis and hemp re-legalization movement. Since cannabis is one of the safest substances on the planet, he believed there should be no unreasonable restrictions on cannabis cultivation and use by adults. His freedom-based model rejects the sin taxes and over-regulation promoted in law enforcement models. Cannabis should only be subject to normal sales tax, like any other herbal product.
A ballot initiative is a citizen-initiated proposal for a new law. In Colorado, the General Assembly creates most new laws, but the citizens also retain the power to bring new laws directly to a vote of the people through the ballot initiative. The ballot initiative process was designed so that citizens could bring forth proposals that are too controversial or unpopular for the General Assembly to tackle. The process starts by the citizens getting together to write the law. Then they collect signatures on petitions. If enough signatures are collected (about 86,000 signatures of Colo. registered voters are required), then the law goes on the ballot to be voted on by the people.
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Phone: 877-420-4205
Web: www.Legalize2012.com
Email: info@Legalize2012.com

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