Aug 25 2007
Dangerous Enterprises Banned In Bay Area
Colma, in the San Mateo County area, has banned a business that doesn't appear to exist there. So-called "medical" marijuana dispensaries will not be permitted. At the meeting, council members did not debate the issue during the public hearing, nor did anyone in the public speak for or against the dispensaries described by police as "dangerous enterprises."
Wait. What? "Dangerous enterprises?" That's just ridiculous. While we may agree that the term "medical" marijuana is for the most part just a ruse to semi-legitimize copping a buzz, it must be recognized that "dispensaries" are no more dangerous than your basic Fred Meyer pharmacy. In fact, unlike a pharmacy, "dispensaries" may actually enhance the local business climate - assuming there are largish concentrations of Burger Kings, Taco Bells, and the like in the immediate area.
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