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originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: jrod
If states can ignore laws on illegal immigration, then I'm not too worried about the feds closing pot shops in states where it is legal.
originally posted by: DBCowboy
I don't know why states haven't gone "Sanctuary cities/states" for pot smokers.
Lol, the ones viewing weed as 'dangerous' are the Liquor Conglomerates, Consortium, Establishment, what have you.
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
a reply to: jrod
If Kim and Jeff could get their # together they could literally nuke marijuana out of existence.
Today, use of cannabis appears to be widespread in North Korea. From the few reports of modern cannabis use in North Korea that have emerged in recent years (such as The Bohemian Blog’s interesting and oft-quoted account of a tour of the northern city of Rason), it seems that cannabis is used as a substitute for tobacco, and may even be viewed more kindly than tobacco by North Korean authorities.
originally posted by: jrod
a reply to: underwerks
Please keep us posted.
I know it is harvest time for the outdoor and greenhouse farms. Perhaps they just have too much product.
If it is becfederal of a looming federal crackdown, ATS needs to know!
originally posted by: jrod
a reply to: underwerks
I dont think big corporations would take over the cannabis industry. Look at the boom in microbreweries. There is a much higher demand for 'craft weed' with variety than there is for beer. What might happen is a big corporation will sell a generic product for low costs(kind of like the beer industry) but the demand for novelty strains in the cannabis industry is very high.(no pun intended)