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Got my NC Dept of Revenue bill for that Weed.

Floppin

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$3.50 per gram? That's insane... No wonder weed is illegal, no way government can compete with locals...

It's artificially high because they aren't really taxing an industry, it's a bullshit tax based on the way that weed is made illegal and is nothing more than a way for them to stick their dick in peoples asses.

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The way I see it, if I pay taxes on it they should give it back to me. Otherwise the revenue tax makes no sense, you know, since there is no revenue to be made by me.

I actually think you may have a working point here... you didn't sell it, by virtue of the situation, they are claiming you bought it with the intent to sell it, right?

You would owe revenue/income tax on the amount you sold it for... you only "bought" it, so if anything, you only owe sales tax. Right?

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Well, I'm sure they'll find a way to screw you... it's hard to say what I would do if facing time, but I think I would have fought it if I knew I did nothing wrong... not second guessing you, just saying. I know it's not an easy decision when you've got a wife and kid to think about.

I'm with you. Not so sure that I could admit to wrong doing when there had been none.

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All that stuff is easy to stay.

The guy already has a record and with a jury you never know.

The prospect of 18 months probation is better than being locked up and then fuged in the butthole.

Yeah, and I'm sure that was all taken into account... I'm just saying I would have had a really hard time not contesting being accused of doing something I know I didn't do.

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All that stuff is easy to stay.

The guy already has a record and with a jury you never know.

The prospect of 18 months probation is better than being locked up and then fuged in the butthole.

I'm not trying to be a tough guy and say that I would not have taken the exact same path, just saying that it would be tough for me to do so.

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