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Follow the money.......This measure is a way to allow big growers, then big business, to dominate and eventually abolish marijuana's black market in Oregon.  Sadly, the black market is the last place to achieve the american dream.  The "open" market is so corrupt,  a moral person can't compete. Show me real regulation, for example, one grower can have no more than 24 plants and no more than 4 cards. Then, I would consider this type of measure. 

Wal-bud. 

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