Until next week when they start trying to take down dispensaries, or the following when they announce road side swab procedures, or... it's (legislation for prohibition 2.0) a fucking make work program for cops which I'm sure Blair had a lot to do with. Wouldn't want to have cops protecting the public or anything useful.
The government doesn't want competition and will step on them folks, the new (politically connected) licensed dispensaries and commercial growers won't stand for it and the governments lose money. These guys were taking their chances and making lots of cash, ya can't have em or you'd have mayhem. I hope the Gov makes it easy for them and others to operate under the new regime, the people who led the way shouldn't be shoved aside as the big bucks move in.
The disproportionate number of baby boomers
Hey, it ain't all my fault!The disproportionate number of baby boomers
I recently got a kit from RapIdLED and for 4 pin fin heaksinks the total shipping and duties were about 100$ not horrible from what I was expecting. The whole kit for 4 vero 29cs shipped to my door came in under 400$ Canadian. This will be enough to run the vero 29 c's at 1050 for 75w each so roughly 300w of leds for 400 bucks is good.(this includes heatsinks and driver, and cobs)
Grow yer own and give it to those in need, lead by example. They might be greedy bastards, but you're not, it's how you live your life that matters, not what you leave behind. Know the difference between greed and need and you'll be ok, we can only change one person at a time and it starts with ourselves. If ya don't like Donald, then don't be like him!
If you think he's ok, then nobody can help ya! Nice plants by the way, don't think you're dealing with dispensaries, so your concerns must be for others less fortunate. Good show!
For those who know, compassion is essential for individual human happiness. It's one of the reasons I practice, and a heart is one of the things I look for when I teach, even though it is buried under a mountain of pain and suffering, no heart, no hope. Just imagine if people's actions were controlled by compassion instead of fear, greed and anger. Most don't pick up strangers because of fear, but if you practice compassion, you'll have the courage to act and relieve suffering. When we come to the end of our lives, it won't be the fact that we didn't make more money that will bother us, but that we were not more kind to those we shared the journey with.I bought a car on this recent trip out to Kelowna and from there drove out to the coast to visit my boys. Stopped at my fave compassion club to say so long to the owner and as I pulled away spotted a hitch hiker across the road with a sign saying Vancouver so picked him up. Old hippy like me but 6 years older at 68 but we had a good ride and I laid an eighth on him when I dropped him off. Lives in Gastown and we got each other's info to hook up next time I get to Van if ever.
Then heading home yesterday I picked up another dude going to Revelstoke and tossed him an eighth for the road when I dropped him off. Smoked a bowl with him before parting ways too.
Then at 2am at a Tim Hortons drive thru in Edson I paid for the guy's coffee behind me. Must of topped up my kharma account because I missed all four deer encounters the rest of the way home.
Wife did a good job of caring for my 4 plants while I was gone for 3 weeks and the thrips aren't her fault. I hacked them back before I left and now there are dozens of new cuttings available. Bought 4 new strains to play with too tho aiming to run high CBD strains like three growing now.
3 Crop King 5 packs. Original Skunk, Afghani, and good old Blueberry. 1 - 10 pack of Green Spirit from Jordan of the Islands. All regular seeds so some interesting crosses in my future. I'm thinking Blueberry X Otto#1 = Blotto
I need to grow some stuff that the stoners like so I can afford to grow the meds that myself and some friends really want.
Just what we're looking for!, Thanks for dropping by and sharing the info. I look forward to seeing yer rig.
Trudeau addressed these concerns at a news conference today. Once the basic law of the land is changed, it must be done in accordance with the constitution and legal precedent. Any unreasonable laws or restrictions would be struck down by the courts, you can already grow tens of pounds of tobacco per adult in the household (personal production of restricted stuff is covered under the federal excise act) and multiple adults in a household that grows will challenge and win against such a restriction. Likewise, if you can brew beer and wine in your house with kids (or even grow tobacco), then you'd be discriminating against those who grow, any competent lawyer would have a field day with such a case. In many cases the government knows these things already, the people who are against legalization don't. Think thin edge of the wedge, as it becomes more open, commercial interests, growers and users will band together, like every other group in human history and flex their political muscle. People will be always be pushing the envelope of what's possible or profitable and medical research could change (for the better) the entire situation very quickly. In our tradition, if it ain't illegal, then only reasonable restrictions can be applied.