Yes unfortunately it looks like the Carolinas are going to hold on to keeping it illegal as long as possible. It sucks, I actually enjoy NC a lot, but I always consider moving to the nearest legal state because of that fact
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i lived in NC on and off for years my youngest son was born in Wilmington when we lived on carolina beach
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I really enjoy Wilmington. I go to the aquarium on Kure beach every time Iām around there. I live in central NC, but I can definitely tell it is part of the infamous āBible Beltā.
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nice my ex is from winston salem i liked carolina beach but really liked pender county out in the country so to speak used to love driving the Oleander speed way at 5pmā¦lol
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Ya know it seems the hold up with deschedualisation is that Mitch McConnell guyā¦
Observe; Mitch McConnell is a senator from Kentucky, a state that reportedly exports more black market marijuana than any other, it is the mecca for black market cannabis. And Mitch, continually opposes legalization and any movement to legalize. Does that not stink of corruption or whatā¦talk about the kettle calling the pot black.
Iām sure that millions of fed dollars are being spent investigating Mitch and his bluegrass Mafia selling underground weed. This guy is straight bad news!!!
So, fuck Mitch McConnell, the USA needs to move on, and get this shit deschedualed already!!!
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yeah kinda stoooopid legalize it and tax it he couild become a commercila grower FFS ooops couldnt do that would have to declare the additional income on his taxes
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EXACTLY!!! The guy is too short sighted to see he is sitting on a gold mineā¦keeps pushing to keep it illegal, so his ābusinessā maintains profitsā¦cuz eeeeverybody knows that once it is legal the prices will hit the floorā¦
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Thatās bullshit tooā¦the price for quality hash will never go down.
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and so it continues $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ for a few no matter what part of the world you are in
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Isnāt that the Sour D terp profile? haha
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I live in Georgia, and itās the same here.
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Yeah I lived in central GA up until I was 15. I can definitely see it being a similar situation
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They donāt understand the vast majority of people will buy their weed in the store if they can. After alcohol prohibition ended, there were still quite a few moonshiners, but their numbers dwindled every year, and now theyāre nearly impossible to find. Homegrowers are no threat to anyoneās revenue. Rather, they wouldnāt be if the government would un-fuck itself already. The whole cannabis market could be called āAnarcho-tyranny.ā Itās tyrannical, but only toward those who obey the law. The penalty (or lack thereof) in many jurisdictions makes it much, much easier to disregard the law. Itās ridiculous that people here pay up to $50 a gram for extract, while in places like California people are practically giving it away.
A lot of people here still believe in the Reefer Madness nonsense or see it as synonymous with the rioting that took place in a few major cities. I understand why they want no part of it, and am thankful none of that chaos found its way here. If cops can refuse to enforce gun laws, why canāt they do the same with cannabis? The drug war is perpetrated by many of the same people who want to ban guns.
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Well I would hazard a guess drug dealers donāt give out enough money to the police so they can ignore them, like the NRA does 
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Most, if not all, of the places where medical and/or recreational was passed in the US was done by voter initiative petition. States where there is no opportunity for voters to petition, like Georgia and Texas, will hold out for a long time.
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Anyone else think this may not be the most truthful statement?
the CDC says that secondhand marijuana smoke contains the same cancer-causing toxins as secondhand tobacco smoke.
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I personally agree with his assessment below.
He accused the Government of seeking to use the medicinal marijuana industry as a ācash cow for a small percentage of the population while the masses are left to pay fines or face law courts for possession and/or cultivation of any amount of cannabisā.
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Not officially, anyway. They know that gun bans donāt change anything, and only results in more difficulty for them. Cannabis would be the same way, but many havenāt figured that out yet.
There is a huge difference between command authority and actual leadership.
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