text: More Chong than Cheech.  The issue is that black-market CAL WEED is probably so much cheaper than Oregon ganja.  But not for long.  Existing dope grow licenses in Oregon are capable of growing six times the present market demand.  And there are twice that number of license applications and weed amounts in the hopper.  So it looks like 97% of the potential home for Oregon grown weed will not be a legal market at this time.   
  
  If Oregon enforces its laws,  it cuts is tax take from weed,  and it will incur a lot of legal expenses prosecuting miscreants.  It is a lose-lose scenario.  But who actually thought it would not turn out that way?  This is,  after all,  the life's work of a large group of lifetime stoners.  What could go wrong?