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Stacy Theis deleteing stuff post that say RAD allows anybody to grow any amount of marijuana!

Looks like Stacy or somebody has deleted my comments about how RAD forbids the government from taxing or regulating the growing of marijuana not once but TWICE.

I'm going to post it one more time. And take a snapshot of the new post for the record.

I wonder if it will be deleted a third time.

Here is the blurb I am going to post.

I thought I posted this twice before. But maybe I was on drugs and didn't :)

OK, I will write it up a third time and post it again.

The RAD initiative does forbid the Arizona government from regulating growing or growth of marijuana in line #2 and line #10.

So under RAD anybody can grow an unlimited amount of marijuana, anywhere.

Line #2 says:

2. The government shall NOT tax, regulate, or pass any laws governing the use of marijuana.

And in line #10 the "use of marijuana" is defined to include

"growth, cultivating, manufacture, ... production"

So according to lines #2 and #10, the Arizona government is not allowed to regulate growing marijuana. Period.

Here is a link to the full 2020 RAD initiative to legalize marijuana.

RAD 2020 marijuana initiative

100% complete re-legalization of marijuana & hashish

1. The government shall recognize that marijuana abuse is NOT a criminal problem but a medical problem.

2. The government shall NOT tax, regulate, or pass any laws governing the use of marijuana.

3. The government shall NOT assist any other government entities, such as Federal, foreign, world, Native American or state governments in enforcing any laws against marijuana.

4. The government shall NOT pass any guide lines, rules, regulations or laws discriminating against people or entities that use marijuana. Such as laws that limit a marijuana user's guns rights or parental rights.

5. Any person convicted of any marijuana offense in the past shall automatically have their criminal record cleared of those charges and automatically receive a full pardon for those charges.

6. Any person arrested for any marijuana offense in the past who accepted a plea bargain for reduced charges shall automatically have their criminal record cleared of those reduced charges and automatically receive a full pardon for those reduced charges.

7. Any government employee, agent, elected official, judge, law enforcement officer or prosecutor that arrests a person, violates a person's rights, passes a law or issues a ruling, guideline or edict that that interferes with a person's marijuana use shall be personally and civilly liable to each person for each incident for a minimum of $1 million in damages or 10 times the actual amount of damages whichever is greater. There shall be no immunity to a person who claims to be "acting in good faith" or for any other reason.

8 . All government courts shall accept cases involving marijuana use, and decide the case based on the oral, written, or other contracts of the parties involved. Courts may not refuse cases by saying that marijuana is illegal under Federal law, international law, or other laws.

9. Definitions: For this initiative the word "marijuana" refers to any form of marijuana, cannabis, hashish or hemp and includes concentrated forms such as THC, CBD, hash, hash oil, wax, shatter and all other forms. This includes any form of "marijuana use": recreational, religious, medical, commercial, industrial or any other use. This includes all parts of any plant of the genus cannabis, whether growing or not, the seeds of such plant, the resin extracted from any part of a plant of the genus cannabis; and every compound, manufacture, salt, derivative, mixture or preparation of such plant, its seeds or its resin; and every compound, manufacture, salt, derivative, mixture or preparation of such resin or tetrahydrocannabinol. Shall include, but not be limited to; all paraphernalia for marijuana use, such as pipes, bongs, cigarette papers or dabbing tools.

10. "Marijuana use" shall be defined as; but shall not be limited to: using, smoking, vaping, eating, consuming, drinking, snorting, transdermal delivery, injecting, sale, transfer, growth, cultivating, manufacture, processing, cooking, production, storage, possession, giving legal advice, transportation, or importation of marijuana.

Your are right, line two is confusing. It says:

2. The government shall NOT tax, regulate, or pass any laws governing the use of marijuana.

2. The government shall NOT tax, regulate, or pass any laws governing marijuana or marijuana activities.

10. "Marijuana activities" shall be defined as; but shall not be limited to: using, smoking, vaping, eating, consuming, drinking, snorting, transdermal delivery, injecting, sale, transfer, growth, cultivating, manufacture, processing, cooking, production, storage, possession, giving legal advice, transportation, or importation of marijuana.