December 6, 2012 at 9:32 AM
Two intruders fatally shot at Pierce County pot house
Posted by John de Leon
The Associated Press
Two people have been killed at a home near Puyallup where the Pierce County sheriff’s office says there was a marijuana growing operation.One of the many delusions/lies of those supporting this initiative includes the wildly bizarre projections of revenue for the state. It also includes the scam that we're wasting money and time and assets enforcing drug laws.
Sheriff’s spokesman Ed Troyer says the homeowner called just before 8 a.m. Thursday to report a break-in and then called back a few minutes later to say shots were fired.
The arriving deputy found two armed people with masks on their faces dead on the floor of a six-car garage.
Troyer says the 35-year-old homeowner and a 9-year-old boy who was inside at the time are OK.
The shooting took place in the 5900 block of 132nd Street East.
“This was not a random robbery,” Troyer told the Tacoma News Tribune.
Troyer said the homeowner will be investigated for running an illegal pot-growing operation. “This far exceeds a medical marijuana-grow operation,” Troyer said.
My response then as now is that the issue of enforcement, federal law still over-arching this initiative notwithstanding, is there will be a need for just as much enforcement on pot NOW as there was BEFORE this waste of paper passed.
Except now, it'll shift to the revenue side.
Home grown pot operations will now sprout up everywhere. Faced with the utterly bizarre concept of "legalizing and then taxing the crap out of it" many with at least a few remaining functioning neurons will avoid all that just by growing their own, denying the state ANY revenue.
And when that happens? Enforcement will shift to revenue.
Oh yeah, by the way... see where pot just got 2 people killed?
Nah. "Harmless" isn't quite the word. Not legally... and not medically. But those shilling this crap know that... right?

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