VOTE 2022

[ray1970]

YES on 121

Income tax rate reduction from 4.55% to 4.4%. Obvious reason.

I?ll have to read the fine print. Tax reductions don?t usually end up on a ballot unless there?s a catch.

[sbgixxer]

No on 122

Access to psychedelic substances. We don't need more drug addicts coming to the state.

I believe this is worth more of a look. Outside of personal freedom, MDMA and psilocybin are showing overwhelmingly positive results for the psychological issues the armed forces (and others) are dealing with. There are more than a few high ranking members singing their praises.

This Navy SEAL foundation is backing mdma treatment for PTSD and has donated money to MAPS (multidisciplinary association for psychedelic studies)

https://www.stripes.com/branches/nav...tment-1.652323

https://maps.org/

Psychedelics aren't addictive and legit scientists and researchers do not want a repeat of the 70s. Unlike Timothy Leary and his goons, I don't think they're for everybody. For those who could benefit by a few sessions rather than going the big pharma route and taking a daily pill which has side effects that need another daily pill and so on... doesn't seem to me the lobbied govt should be preventing options for us.

I know this tends to be a polarizing issue... just hoping some will look more into this.

[eddiememphis]

Prop FF- Healthy Meals For All

No

State taxes increased $100 million.

Achieved by changing tax law, affecting those that earn over $300k by capping deductions.

It will create a new program, called the "healthy school meals for all" which will raise wages for those involved and create "Parent and student advisory committees to provide advice to ensure school meals are healthy and appealing to all students".

This is nonsense. Public education should be about education.

[Madusa]

Judges? Who needs to go?

[arbol]

https://ballotpedia.org/Colorado_2022_ballot_measures

[arbol]

Here in Colorado we have some easy decisions, like the Republican Candidates for State Office.

https://peakamericans.com/2022-color...an-candidates/

-John

[arbol]

Drugs in liquor stores?

Shouldn't we have some sort of separation between, drugs, liquor, beer etc.?

This isn't a free markets question, but more a "how fucked up can we get our populace?" question.

Soma, anyone?

-John

[bradbn4]

Drugs in liquor stores?

Shouldn't we have some sort of separation between, drugs, liquor, beer etc.?

This isn't a free markets question, but more a "how fucked up can we get our populace?" question.

Soma, anyone?

-John

I would say nope for the examples you have provided...The current CostCo has those combo right now.

At best I could see a division based on age to allow to buy.

[arbol]

To be clear, you would like to see drugs, at CostCo?

Needle swearing, Needle sweating, sick, individuals, in line with your wife, or daughter?

-John

[bradbn4]

To be clear, you would like to see drugs, at CostCo?

Needle swearing, Needle sweating, sick, individuals, in line with your wife, or daughter?

-John

A drug store has drugs
a pharmacy sells drugs

Now if you are talking stuff that is drugs outlawed by the Fed - na - I don't want to see them period.... If I want to see the crazies; shop at Walmart around 1am

I consider booze a drug; and pretty much non-OTC stuff that you need a prescription as drugs.

Which results in me saying, At best I could see a division based on age to allow to buy.

So if CostCo can't sell beer, but can sell water, chips, and soda; why should a liquor store sell chips; dips; and water