While my jokingly ‘foggy day = cannabis rally’ image (last post) left no positive impression around these parts, my increasingly successful @respectcannabis Twitter profile thankfully saw a nice contrary response from a similar post there. With over two thousand followers…
That photograph of Boston was taken on September 17, 2017 — the last day of the major annual cannabis Freedom Rally in Boston. Looks like it was a resounding success, yes?
“There’s obvious and seemingly very good security. You have to sign in. You have to show identification. You have to sit in the reception area until someone is there to escort you in the store itself. Inside the store there…
After committing to learning how to expertly grow cannabis, my past week included ample time studying that wonderful subject, so not writing the next phase about my novel belief system that basically everyone is questionably ignoring. As someone who has…
“…demonstrates how enormously effective prohibition of production and sale is at raising drug prices. For example heroin’s price took a decade to fall by 16 percent…” Um… prohibition raises drug prices… followed by heroin’s price took a decade to FALL…
Combine… “While we wait for science to better measure impairment…” with… “And now we see it in data gathered by The Denver Post’s David Migoya that shows marijuana-related traffic fatalities are on sharp rise.” See the conflict? Just saying marijuana…
“It’s this false science that marijuana is harmless, … but it’s not, particularly when you know what it does to your time and depth perception, and the ability to understand and be attentive to what’s around you.” No. The fact…
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