No wonder I like both together.
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https://www.livescience.com/62034-coffee-cannabis-opposite.html
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CN: Vietnamese Refugees Fight Deportation on Cannabis Charge (2018-Mar-6)
« Several Vietnamese immigrants who had been living legally for many years in the United States have been detained by the federal government and are facing possible deportation back to Vietnam — where they may face persecution. »
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The USA is not done with vindictive head-hunting of people that sell cannabis seeds! Update on Gyspy Nirvana:
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We should start or sign a petition against this! Anybody know of one?
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I do not know how accurate this is.
I found it amusing, nonetheless!
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As the vindictive, malicious persecution of Gypsy Nirvana continues, these stupid propaganda reels reflect upon just how little the anti cannabis delusion has changed.
Wowee!
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More on Gypsy - the extradition case seems open-and-shut, it’s legal in England, my guess is prosecutors are just appealing in order to drag it out & harrass him at the behest of the USA.
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If anyone finds anyway to support blocking the exportation please post it somewhere.
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nice! Now let’s see the UK help him to get his family back where they belong. Since he is a totally law-abiding English citizen they better get cracking!
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As an American this is extremely embarrassing and humiliating. My government is not expressing the thoughts and will of the general public in my opinion. 
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Well, well. Whadda ya know.
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This story struck me as a little odd.
Hmmm?
Sort of interesting, in any event.
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I was afraid to read this and pleasantly surprised it was a positive slant on edibles. 
Edit: Spoiler alert!!!
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Hi @ryasco Yes, it is quite a nice endorsement of edibles. It also made me hungry.
What I found a little strange was the writer mentioning that THC felt like alcohol.
To me, wine and THC are quite a bit different in their effects…zero similarity.
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“Soon, I felt the subtle effects of the THC-infused drink. I was a bit buzzed, similar to how I feel after a good glass of wine.”
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If i sit and casually smoke 3 or 4 joints of Cindy it can get a bit trippy and my balance goes to sh!t. I would say more similar to a good clean silver tequila like Patron. Wine puts me to sleep like an IPA.
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Salutations Calyxander,
Indeed. Cannabis consumers should be entitled to have a distinct sub-culture, THC comes with an “entourage” that is no poison, literally. It’s like trying to justify alcohol by making cannabis the same… I call that “Cultural Genocide”, the considerations and language are specific. It’s shortcuts as that which cause health ministers to claim “we” need to limit THC % while in fact this would only increase exposure to potential contaminants from vegetal tissue, because it takes more bowls then to accomplish a same goal. Which i find most reprehensible for “elite” politicians with public resources at their disposal and who can’t pretend they never hear of CBD - certainly not after the recent UN anouncement!
Good day, have fun!! 
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That just makes me want more.
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Salutations Ryasco,
Exactly, but within a multi-ratios spectrum which the bigot anti-cannabic prohibitionists won’t brag too much about, as far as i’m concerned:
My reason is simple. The “application range” located along the quarter-arc curve linking a vast sample of average viable genetics (as illustrated above) goes from THC-centric (X) to CBD-centric (Y) if we rotate counter-clockwise, euh… These recent years we heard a lot about CBD oils and 1:1 “High-CBD” varieties besides the traditional THC-centric ones, but i suspect there’s some overlooked benefits in 2:1 or 3:1 THC:CBD groups as well… In other words i feel the extremes should be reserved for breeding and/or medical purposes perhaps, because i’m not sure what most people would choose in the end once given a full palette of options. If we agree that THC-centric cannabis affects, say, ~2 % of the consumers negatively then i may want to point out that it’s still sufficient for a sensationalist mass-media press to focus on habit disorders falling into the medical category anyway, misrepresenting the remaining 98 %…
M’well, that’s only me. But the thing is i don’t hear anything like this on late night TV news ever. How come? Are powerful “expert$”/“spe¢iali$ts” just blind, or conveniently (self-serving) selective in setting the agenda??
Which to me is a matter of self-vilification serving the enemy camp…
Then this:
Good day, have fun!!
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