Also, here's some of the new laws that go into effect today:
- The entire state will now ignore U.S. immigration law: Because it’s worked so well in San Francisco, California Democrats decided that the entire state should ignore federal immigration law. SB 54 forbids law enforcement officials from asking someone’s immigration or holding them for Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agents — unless they’ve been convicted of a crime. AB 291 prohibits landlords (you know, like, private citizens who own private property) from reporting renters who are in the U.S. illegally.
- The DMV is raising vehicle registration fees: This is a minor blip in California’s war on cars, but it’s a frustrating one, because, really, this is the only thing that could make the DMV experience even worse. SB 1 increases vehicle registration fees between $25 and $175, depending on the vehicle’s value.
- Employers can’t ask applicants about their salary history: Private employers — yes, private employers — can’t ask people who want money from them silly questions like how much money they’ve made in the past or are making at their current job. It will be interesting to see the inevitable unintended consequences of AB 168. It will be at least a little more difficult for a company to gauge what a reasonable offer looks like without knowing what an applicant is currently making or recently made. Sure, employers will ask questions like, “What would you like to make?” and smart applicants will clarify their expectations at some point in the interview process. But, really, it’s not the government’s business how an employer and an applicant work out any mutually beneficial agreement.
- You can make up your gender on official state IDs: California will abolish its requirement that a person must undergo “clinically appropriate treatment for the purpose of gender transition” if they want to change the sex on their birth certificate, which means that men can say they’re women, and vice-versa, on state IDs like driver’s licenses. Beginning in 2019, driver’s licenses will have three options for sex: male, female, and nonbinary.
Also, here's some of the new laws that go into effect today:
- The entire state will now ignore U.S. immigration law: Because it?s worked so well in San Francisco, California Democrats decided that the entire state should ignore federal immigration law. SB 54 forbids law enforcement officials from asking someone?s immigration or holding them for Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agents ? unless they?ve been convicted of a crime. AB 291 prohibits landlords (you know, like, private citizens who own private property) from reporting renters who are in the U.S. illegally.
- The DMV is raising vehicle registration fees: This is a minor blip in California?s war on cars, but it?s a frustrating one, because, really, this is the only thing that could make the DMV experience even worse. SB 1 increases vehicle registration fees between $25 and $175, depending on the vehicle?s value.
- Employers can?t ask applicants about their salary history: Private employers ? yes, private employers ? can?t ask people who want money from them silly questions like how much money they?ve made in the past or are making at their current job. It will be interesting to see the inevitable unintended consequences of AB 168. It will be at least a little more difficult for a company to gauge what a reasonable offer looks like without knowing what an applicant is currently making or recently made. Sure, employers will ask questions like, ?What would you like to make?? and smart applicants will clarify their expectations at some point in the interview process. But, really, it?s not the government?s business how an employer and an applicant work out any mutually beneficial agreement.
- You can make up your gender on official state IDs: California will abolish its requirement that a person must undergo ?clinically appropriate treatment for the purpose of gender transition? if they want to change the sex on their birth certificate, which means that men can say they?re women, and vice-versa, on state IDs like driver?s licenses. Beginning in 2019, driver?s licenses will have three options for sex: male, female, and nonbinary.
Read an article today on muh legal weed in Cali.
$15 a joint and $150 for an 1/8
Revenue won't be 1/8 what they're expecting...Stupid fucktards.
They said the same thing here in Oregon. At first, prices were high, not that high but high. Everyone bitched that prices were too high and sales wouldn't be there. Sales were fine and only grew because more and more stores opened and more and more growers went into business or expanded and now prices are fair, an 8th runs $20-$35 depending on what you get.
Right now there are a limited number of stores open in Cali. with many more rolling out over the next weeks and months. I have a feeling sales are going to be just fine.
Also, here's some of the new laws that go into effect today:
- The entire state will now ignore U.S. immigration law: Because it?s worked so well in San Francisco, California Democrats decided that the entire state should ignore federal immigration law. SB 54 forbids law enforcement officials from asking someone?s immigration or holding them for Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agents ? unless they?ve been convicted of a crime. AB 291 prohibits landlords (you know, like, private citizens who own private property) from reporting renters who are in the U.S. illegally.
If someone is here illegally they need to be deported. However, this is not the job of the local police departments. It's like forcing the FBI to hand out parking tickets - that's not their job.
You can make up your gender on official state IDs: California will abolish its requirement that a person must undergo ?clinically appropriate treatment for the purpose of gender transition? if they want to change the sex on their birth certificate, which means that men can say they?re women, and vice-versa, on state IDs like driver?s licenses. Beginning in 2019, driver?s licenses will have three options for sex: male, female, and nonbinary.
Happy 2018 CALIFORNIA
Sick. You are born what you are born, not what you think you are.
Happy to see more states go legal! Colorado is busting at the seeems with people moving in and property values are skyrocketing!!! Wish you guys the best over there, nothing but good can come out of it.
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