I found this to be very interesting.
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I am not the least bit optimistic.
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https://www.miamiherald.com/news/state/florida/article231989137.html
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What is remarkable about this news story, is that some will blame authentic marijuana for these
crimes.
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Here’s a “new” wrinkle.
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Sounds like they’re upset about having a hard time reeling in the people that have been doing it for the last million years. While “their” laws are unjust they’ll continue to do so.
Never surrender!
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Is that the stuff like k9? People eating others faces off? That’s synthetic, and it ain’t good
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The same tards (or their ilk) thought they’d win a “war” against nature. Fight for our children, and their children, and their choice.
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OG!
plusthe20chracters
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This … thing is 50% direct quotes from the article from Oncotarget, which is apparently open access, so it is even worse they don’t give a correct reference to it.
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Pretty slick.
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Wow…
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will be interesting to see what happens to these mega-greenhouses when the cheap Oregon weed is allowed to flow nation-wide.
I predict we’ll see a wave of state-level protectionism laws. States legislatures in places like Michigan and Mass. will get bribed to ban interstate commerce after the feds allow it.
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and a wave of black market weed 
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Unintended consequence?
Hmmm?
from below;
“You’re never going to eliminate [the illicit market] until most of the states are legal,” says Adam Smith of the Craft Cannabis Alliance,
The officials in charge are either Inept or malign.
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But, but, but…It’s too strong.
A potency regulator?
What could go wrong?
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If Arizona legalizes recreational marijuana, it should regulate its potency
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