BTW, cannabis legalization case study iko – Amsterdam.
Last point, Kenyans are stressed by joblessness, high cost of living,
crime, politics chafu…. weed will mellow them out, tuliza boli.
Man, I bet those cops stay high coz of the high availability of all that
herb…. Kenya should mos def turn weed into a cash crop… imagine the
herbal tourists, the medical benefits (e.g along with cancer treatment/ as
a appetite inducing drug), the cash poor farmers can make, the taxation to
fund other programs, the jobs it would create…. lol.
The marijuana fallacy in Kenya is based on the false principle that it
makes people bums, only problem being that the smokers we see on the street
corner woulda been bums with or without weed i.e. Correlation not
causation. In any case, like alcohol, food, sugar, or any other substance
done in excess will have negative consequences.
Funny that we should target MJ while other countries are legalizing it and
it’s been proven to have medicinal properties. This will be a hoot when in
few years time it becomes a key cash crop for a good number of states in
the US. As it is the US Attorney General has already backed away from
mandatory max sentences for people caught with MJ.
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BTW, cannabis legalization case study iko – Amsterdam.
Last point, Kenyans are stressed by joblessness, high cost of living,
crime, politics chafu…. weed will mellow them out, tuliza boli.
Man, I bet those cops stay high coz of the high availability of all that
herb…. Kenya should mos def turn weed into a cash crop… imagine the
herbal tourists, the medical benefits (e.g along with cancer treatment/ as
a appetite inducing drug), the cash poor farmers can make, the taxation to
fund other programs, the jobs it would create…. lol.
The marijuana fallacy in Kenya is based on the false principle that it
makes people bums, only problem being that the smokers we see on the street
corner woulda been bums with or without weed i.e. Correlation not
causation. In any case, like alcohol, food, sugar, or any other substance
done in excess will have negative consequences.
Imagine the terms of value in international markets someone could make
close to a million dollars with those huge bails of MJ.
Funny that we should target MJ while other countries are legalizing it and
it’s been proven to have medicinal properties. This will be a hoot when in
few years time it becomes a key cash crop for a good number of states in
the US. As it is the US Attorney General has already backed away from
mandatory max sentences for people caught with MJ.