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Yesterday’s Felony…
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Couldn’t help laughing at a story right under this one stating “Mediical Marijuana Producers Face Big Losses”. You just can’t make this stuff up! Well…unless you are a DemonRAT!
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A larger concern the the legal cannabis industry is AG Sessions.
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The workers have to contribute $5 a week towards their medical insurance? I want these guys to negotiate my next contract.
The question is….does their health care cover drug addiction treatment?
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Unreality: “A larger concern the the legal cannabis industry is AG Sessions.”
Reality: “In response to Sessions’ comments during Tuesday’s hearing, pro-legalization lobbying group the Marijuana Policy Project issued a statement in which the group’s Director of Federal Policies, Robert Capecchi, said the group is “cautiously optimistic”…
http://fortune.com/2017/01/10/jeff-sessions-marijuana-confirmation-hearing/
Just like a TSA ‘Security Theater’ performance, theory & anecdote that makes people feel good regardless of evidence or hard data is okey-dokey with people who Sexually Love Science! so long as a union can skim and Democrats can skim the skim. -
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compared to the opioid epidemic I’m leaning more and more pro pot if it means getting people off of oxycotin and percolating and the likes. Also its a big libertarian issue and as much as I can see the validity of being against it, pro pot will win and be law of the land in every state by 2025, 2030 at the latest.
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that being said, I’m pron free market as well.
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POD, what do you have against percolators?
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Legalizing dope does carry the risk of getting hippies into your state–Colorado has learned this–but I tend to agree with POD that there is indeed some evidence that “funny weed” seems to be an admirable substitute for opiods like oxy and fentanyl for a lot of people, including a friend of mine with pretty bad back problems.
Really, I think that marijuana might be an “orphan drug” caught in the FDA abyss; you can’t patent it, so you can’t fund a study to prove its benefits, but the DEA will keep it on schedule 1 until they do prove its benefits. I’m generally no fan of government spending, but cutting a few bucks free for orphan drugs might be a good idea.
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I’m pron free market…
Nice Freudian slip there…
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autocorrect but whatever it worked out well. I really need to get my laptop fixed. Posting from my Galaxy S7 is leading to some freaking embaressing posts.
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JPA I meant to say percoset but it autocorrected to that. Why,? I have no idea.
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