my personal favorite thing hemp can do is remediate soil, which gov has been poisoning since before the industrial revolution. They banned the thing that can clean up their mess. Just one more sign they have no interest in health.
It is completely legal in a number of US states. New Mexico, Colorado etc. Why does this article ignore this? It is sold at stores all over the state of NM. Since it is taxed heavily it is a substantial source of income for a supposedly poor state. Your article might have greater validity if it stuck to the facts.
I was having a similar thought as I read this. I live in Canada where recreational cannabis is now legally available coast to coast. If the Trudeau government is truly doing the bidding of the globalists, why have they suddenly decided to make cannabis so readily available and getting cheaper by the day. Most people argue that the government wants the tax revenue, but I suspect their might be some validity to Jason Christoff's theory that it makes the population more compliant. It doesn't work on everyone of course, but it works on enough people to warrant it's availability.
my personal favorite thing hemp can do is remediate soil, which gov has been poisoning since before the industrial revolution. They banned the thing that can clean up their mess. Just one more sign they have no interest in health.
There you go again with the value-add!
The emperor wears no clothes… to bad `cause those hemp ones would have lasted and been comfortable!!
Lol
It is completely legal in a number of US states. New Mexico, Colorado etc. Why does this article ignore this? It is sold at stores all over the state of NM. Since it is taxed heavily it is a substantial source of income for a supposedly poor state. Your article might have greater validity if it stuck to the facts.
I was having a similar thought as I read this. I live in Canada where recreational cannabis is now legally available coast to coast. If the Trudeau government is truly doing the bidding of the globalists, why have they suddenly decided to make cannabis so readily available and getting cheaper by the day. Most people argue that the government wants the tax revenue, but I suspect their might be some validity to Jason Christoff's theory that it makes the population more compliant. It doesn't work on everyone of course, but it works on enough people to warrant it's availability.