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> Only 8 / 50 The rate of growth is something else to consider. From two states (Colorado and Washington) last year to at least three more this year (MA, ME a
by chillingeffect 10y ago
> Only 8 / 50
The rate of growth is something else to consider. From two states (Colorado and Washington) last year to at least three more this year (MA, ME and CA). And I didn't even notice that DC, NV and OR crept in as well.
Yes, some social stigma exists, but it's on its way out. But I agree with you as far as: It may never reach full U.S.-Wide legalization. And employers may never get over it.
Note though, that medical as > 50% adoption by state in the U.S.
Source: http://norml.org/laws http://norml.org/laws
- thatcat 10y agoIncluding CBD only medical states, > 85% have some form of medicinal; only Texas, Idaho, South Dakota, and Kansas have no form of legalization if you include hemp.