The same subject is on the ballet here Fred Griffin Florida Real Estate . I would vote against it. I waisted about 10 years being a pot head back in the 70's. Pot does steal "gumption". I also find it hard to believe it doesn't damage one's lungs adding to all the other medical woes out there.

The big lure is "all the revenue it will bring in" and if we don't do it all that money will flow to a neighboring State. In reality they are just saying "we politicians want to spend even more money".

I'm in Kalifornia where it's been "legal" (actually de-criminalized but not legal) for a while.  It is having the outcome those of us with common sense expected it to have.  Drug use is up, drugged driving/DUI is up.

Under the agreement that admitted California to the Union, and I assume Florida as well, a state may NOT create a law the contradicts Federal Law, so no matter what your state (or mine) votes, it is moot and still illegal.  I'm not a lawyer, but from what I read violating that agreement is treason.

Not actually funny ,  we shall see how it turns out.  

HA! It IS legal for recreational in AZ as of Prop 207 2020.

For medical use via Prop 203 in 2010.

I am a child of the 60s/70s and I voted yes on 203 and NO on 207.

Have you driven around here during snowbird or river rat season? LOL these people don't need more chemical enhancement behind the wheel. 

Consequences, intended and otherwise, are part of any question.  

Based on what I've heard from your Governor about this proposition, I'd vote no.

I was always under the impression you had to be high to live in Florida, this is news to me, parked and observing. 😂😂😂

I mean if you're going to tee it up for me... No whiney comments , grow a sense of humor.

Fred, I would vote NO.   

I would be open to an amendment for the use of medical marijuana for those who are terminally ill or in severe chronic pain.  It would have to be carefully controlled by a physician and the language would need to be airtight to prevent abuse by the physician writing the prescriptions.

I am not a fan and would vote for"no". That said I think all laws for violations should be reviewed and revised to make more sense in today's society. And those revisions should happen immediately. 

I think it would be a problem if I voted on the Florida issues since I am a registered California voter. 

Fred, I'm only surprised that it's not already legal in Florida.

Ohio has already gone down that path and while I don't follow it that closely, I believe people are allowed to grow a small number of weed plants for personal use.  There's still local battles over allowing dispensaries and the like.

I find it a bit ironic that I spent part of my time in the Navy on interdiction ops to try and keep the stuff out of the country, and now we're "smoke 'em if you got 'em!".

It's been legal in Maryland for a couple years now. Unless Florida wants a bunch of people wandering aimlessly in their pajamas on the Streets, I personally would vote NO!

I have no idea what will happen in Florida.  I've given up wondering what on earth is going on in Florida.  But the penalties for marijuana violations have been far too severe for far too long.  I have seen people get longer sentences for a small baggie of marijuana than someone who was found guilty of a crime with a shooting.  And I'm not just talking about just under Democratic presidents, under Republican presidencies, too.

I say legalize it ALL and collect the taxes. Why not!

After all, it's only making our Government bigger anyway fighting the war on drugs well over 30+ years, collecting on seized funds etc. and that ain't working, except in making a larger police force and other agencies... People are going to do whatever they want. 

But once it's legal, make the punishments harsher for offenders (like selling to a underage could cost you a LIFE sentence) - LOL

After ALL - it's my Body and no one should have the RIGHT to tell me what to do with it... (I think I've heard that statement somewhere else! LMAO)

Fred Griffin Florida Real Estate 

I voted "NO" we see enough people on the highways driving intoxicated, especially at night.

It is in the Land of Oz, California. 

Only time will tell the direction of Florida. 

I do not kiss and tell nor do I publically state how I vote. 

I would vote no.  Glad it's not on the ballot in Georgia.

I have no idea.  I for one am old school and not in favor of it.  It is legal here in AZ and my biggest concern is for the younger folks and long term brain issues etc.

This would be one of those morality votes.  I know Weed will always be used and I know it is a Gateway Drug.  I don't like the Black Market having control of this Substance so I would have to vote Yes.

The key word is legalized here. People are going to do what they do either in public or in private. Marijuana has a rich history of making the point it is here to stay. The fact that it will add billions to all economies hasn't been unleashed yet, but it is coming. My son the attorney is one of the foremost scholars on this subject & lectures accordingly. He also owns a dispensary

Remember to vote to toke. And if the polls are open and it's a dark cloudy day. See all those ballot casters wearing sunglasses? Yup. Mushrooms.

I'm in favor of decriminalizing (without legalizing) marijuana - marijuana is at worst, relatively harmless (compared to alcohol and other coping/dependency/vice related things), and at best, therapeutic - the government shouldn't even be playing a role in it's consumption or distribution in any way that differentiates it from any other therapeutic OTC substance.

Seemas to be a trend nationwide.  While I frown upon drug use, I don't think it is too harmful for society and not worth locking people up over it.  I think it needs to be reclassified at the federal level if it has not been done already.  I imagine it would bee a boon to fast food outlets.

Don't care but it's legal here. Every 1/2 mile is a weed store.

Well Colorado was one of the first states to vote on it and it pass years ago.  More states are passing it now I think.

We were one of the first three states to approve recreational pot, and I think last year, mushrooms were approved.   

It's become a far more complicated issue in recent years. Despite my lack of interest in anything smoking related- I was never against decriminalization, and liked the idea of legalizing it for tax dollars and reduced need for enforcement $ being spent by the government. Back in the day, this wasn't really a gateway drug for the majority of users. It's very different now as genetic engineering has dramatically changed the levels of THC. I only know a little bit on this topic- but it sure sounds like the medical world hasn't kept pace with the risks of these new strains. I would have supported legalization in the past, but now I am not so sure. 

It seems to be passing in most states.

Eventually, Cannabis use will be legal across the nation. In MA we just had a ballot question about the legalization of medicinal mushrooms with psychedelic properties.