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This whole thing seems to be a mess.

First you have (I guess) activist doctors getting this pot to people with minor conditions.

You have what sounds like too many pot shops opening up around the state.

We've had robberies regarding some of these places and drug dealers taking up positions around such pot stores to try and sell customers and other additional drugs.

With some of these shops in tourist areas, you get dealers now approaching tourists that woun't come back.

The taxation side is the least of the problem and you bet they won't try to add big taxes to this smoke like they did tobacco.

I think they need to have state or government approved doctors to review the people and doctors involved in getting the pot.
They have to weed out (a little joke) the pot activist doctors and forbid them from participating in this area.

The shops should maybe be one every twelve or more miles in an industrial part of town at most.

It is a mess. I think the federal government is just biding their time, waiting for the dopers to screw themselves. And they are. They're acting like kids in a candy store.

Now the public is starting to respond. Personally, I'm in favor of letting them wallow in their own stink for another couple years. They voted for it. They believed the lies.