You're very right Chewy, and make no mistake about
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Posted On: 03/24/2017 4:18:31 PM
You're very right Chewy, and make no mistake about it, I love the leaf can and look forward to the day when MJ isn't treated like crack cocaine or heroin. Kids should be fully educated on what it is and it isn't, and it should be no different on the bar than a mixed drink which really isn't even regarded as a drug much at all by comparison.
I'm 54 yrs. old and have done extensive research both via consumption and reading statistical data. I truly believe, even though I still enjoy alcohol (in smaller doses than in the old days), that alcohol is MORE dangerous. In some demographic pockets they probably still burn "witches" in the name of a loving god like certain paranoid idiot pilgrims did not all that long ago. Psychotic behavior that came with them from Europe like the Norway rat.
Anyhow, forward thinking open minded adults know better and because of that and bureaucrats drooling over potential revenues, reform WILL happen.
That being said, they did realize after a while that it would be best take a precautionary approach to the leaf "flag waving" not due to right or wrong, but to avoid accidentally creating enemies of the company. At least not until they can't easily be harmed by it. When they are less vulnerable and federal laws have dampened some of that anti cannabis "pack mentality", almost like cutting off the head of the snake! lol
It's a tough compromise, but necessary, which is why I end up in a position where I have to agree with both you and Jerseyfish because you both are right. Gotta love politicians, crooked law enforcement and crooked tycoons and the nasty confusing messes they make. Long lasting negative repercussions that can take a very long time to fix.
Have a great weekend, and remember they can't possibly have everything on their agenda completed overnight even with the capital behind them. It doesn't even work that way for Monster. They can't force people to like their products, so excellence like RMH Brands is bringin can make it's way right to the front of the pack. Enjoy a drink and a smoke if you want, and think about what's coming. It's gonna be sweet.
I'm 54 yrs. old and have done extensive research both via consumption and reading statistical data. I truly believe, even though I still enjoy alcohol (in smaller doses than in the old days), that alcohol is MORE dangerous. In some demographic pockets they probably still burn "witches" in the name of a loving god like certain paranoid idiot pilgrims did not all that long ago. Psychotic behavior that came with them from Europe like the Norway rat.
Anyhow, forward thinking open minded adults know better and because of that and bureaucrats drooling over potential revenues, reform WILL happen.
That being said, they did realize after a while that it would be best take a precautionary approach to the leaf "flag waving" not due to right or wrong, but to avoid accidentally creating enemies of the company. At least not until they can't easily be harmed by it. When they are less vulnerable and federal laws have dampened some of that anti cannabis "pack mentality", almost like cutting off the head of the snake! lol
It's a tough compromise, but necessary, which is why I end up in a position where I have to agree with both you and Jerseyfish because you both are right. Gotta love politicians, crooked law enforcement and crooked tycoons and the nasty confusing messes they make. Long lasting negative repercussions that can take a very long time to fix.
Have a great weekend, and remember they can't possibly have everything on their agenda completed overnight even with the capital behind them. It doesn't even work that way for Monster. They can't force people to like their products, so excellence like RMH Brands is bringin can make it's way right to the front of the pack. Enjoy a drink and a smoke if you want, and think about what's coming. It's gonna be sweet.
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