Cannabis - A History

Why don't you give us some bullet points..
You want us to read the book, sounds good , but lets hear your abbreviated book report.

Was Hemp outlawed because of Nylon? :roll:

Was Hemp unfairly treated as a drug and treated like Communism during the McCarthy era?
 
Erm... have you tried clicking on the hyperlink that I so generously added to the post? There are a few reviews on there. If you are dissatisfied with said reviews, try google!:blsmoke::blsmoke:
 
I tried to request it from my library and it has it... but its bullshiting me about how I am not a good patron or some shit man... ass holes... I owe them 8 bucks
 
diggitydank420 said:
Erm... have you tried clicking on the hyperlink that I so generously added to the post? There are a few reviews on there. If you are dissatisfied with said reviews, try google!:blsmoke::blsmoke:
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OK, but what are your views and opinions on the matter?:peace:

Was Nylon a factor at all?
Mind control another factor, becuz' the Establishment doesn't want people thinking outside the norm?

Just wondering....
 
J - Dog said:
OK, but what are your views and opinions on the matter?:peace:

Was Nylon a factor at all?
Mind control another factor, becuz' the Establishment doesn't want people thinking outside the norm?

Just wondering....
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These are a few things spoke of in the book that come to mind right now.

*- Yellow journalism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

*- Harry J. Anslinger - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

*- Hashshashin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Read the Etymology section)

It also talks about "The Land of Mulberry and Hemp," aka China and it's history with cannabis.

I'm sorry, you'll just have to read it yourself. I have to find a job!
 
diggitydank420 said:
These are a few things spoke of in the book that come to mind right now.

*- Yellow journalism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

*- Harry J. Anslinger - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

*- Hashshashin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Read the Etymology section)

It also talks about "The Land of Mulberry and Hemp," aka China and it's history with cannabis.

I'm sorry, you'll just have to read it yourself. I have to find a job!
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Cool Diggity!
Thanks for posting some links and chit.. :joint:

When someone says, "Wow, I read this book, you should too" , its nice to at least have a little summary.

I'll check teh Library first, and then look around.

Knowledge is Power.
And people need to keep learning! :peace:
 
Sorry, that's the best I can do. There is so much in that book it's mind boggling. Over 400 pages and it's not in large print.
 
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