Homeless in Arizona

Based on the way MPP or Marijuana Policy Project operates here in Arizona I would say the purpose of MPP is to make the special interest groups that fund them into millionaires by creating marijuana monopolies for them.

The MPP came here to Arizona and wrote Prop 203 which is Arizona's Medical Marijuana Act.

That MPP law created a monopoly on growing and selling medical marijuana for about 85 special interest groups.

Those 85 or so medical marijuana dispensaries rip off sick people with their outrageously over priced $300 an ounce marijuana.

Those same 85 or so medical marijuana dispensaries are suspect of turning anybody into the police that cut into their outrageous profits. Like humanitarian Rain Baker who ran some Farmers Markets to help sick poor people get law cost medical marijuana.

Many people suspect that Andrew Myers or his Arizona Dispensary Association turned Rain Baker into the police. Don't know if that's true but that's want many people think.

Now MPP wants to create a monopoly for the 85 or so medical marijuana dispensaries in Arizona by giving them a second monopoly on growing and selling recreational marijuana.

And of course we suspect that monopoly will also rip off recreational marijuana users with their over prices $300 an ounce recreational marijuana.

Here in Arizona me and many other marijuana activists are doing the best we can to run the folks from MPP out of Arizona and send the back to Washington D.C. where they belong with all the other crooked Federal politicians.

Source

MARIJUANA PUBLIC POLICY, INC.

Jul 28, 2016

MARIJUANA PUBLIC POLICY, INC. is a non-profit public benefit organization based in Washington, DC.

I'ts purpose is lazer focused.

MISSION: To educate the public about the detriments of current official federal public policy regarding marijuana and the benefits to alternative public policies regarding any or all of the following issues:

federal legalization of marijuana,

elimination of 26 U.S.C. 280E tax treatment of marijuana businesses (to allow deductions and credits);

legal access to bank accounts for marijuana businesses,

elimination of IRS penalties for marijuana businesses for paying their payroll taxes in cash; and

promoting the implementation of mandated quality and safety standards for the legal and safe use of marijuana.