If DD's cut is or isn't G13 but is some of the best shit around...............I fail to see the problem I guess. As for stoners policing stoners? lmfao!!!!!!!!! :clap
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Attempt to look at it this way. People perceive DoubleD's cut as being the Real McCoy, they want the Real McCoy, they are being lied to and being told they are being sold the Real McCoy when they are not being sold the Real McCoy and instead being sold an impostor claimed to be the Real McCoy.
Regardless of if in your opinion whatever fake bogus strain is actually being sold by Dr. Greenthumb ir good or not it is still a flat out case of misrepresentation, a lie to draw in customers and a way to justify an outlandish price per seed. You don't see anything whatsoever at all wrong with that?
What if you wanted to purchase a Lexus and you went to a dealership and bought a really nice car and paid a very high price for it thinking it was a Lexus and later you looked at it closer and it said Lixus on it. Might you not be at least somewhat upset even though it turned out to be a very nice car? Wouldn't you feel that you were lied to and what you were sold was misrepresented as being something that you wanted, but it was not in fact what you wanted and what you thought you purchased? Or would you just say, oh well, it's still a nice car and be cool and the gang about being lied to and fooled?
And yes, the thought of; "stoners," as you put it policing; "stoners," as you also put it does sound somewhat absurd and laughable. But it was a different time, a different era and some 'hippies' believed in a form of 'frontier justice.' They were not going to punch some guys lights out and as much as they hatted the 'pigs' they would never feed someone to the 'pigs.' But they would not tolerate a ripoff artist, a liar, a scammer, so they took matters into their own hands and dealt out what they perceived to be a just punishment. Yes it was harsh and yes it was not exactly cool and the gang. I remember one dealer who ripped people off and was dosed and for the rest of the time I saw him in the area he was never the same. He may have been messed up for life, which is not cool, but like I said, it was a different time, a different era and there was something of a 'frontier justice' mentality in my area where if you did something unacceptable you would pay a price, be 'lynched,' so to speak.
I think one reason it was seen as being less harsh at the time than it is today is because in that era, at least in my area, it was not all that uncommon for people to go to parties and slip something into a friend's beer, or a girlfriend's beer, after also taking some themselves or then taking some themselves,, but then waiting to tell them until just about the time the countdown to blastoff was down to zero. Normally all parties involved would be cool with it and later have a big laugh over it and have fun talking about the trick that sent them to the moon and the fun they had together and how good the trip was.
Sure that is different than not telling someone and doubling, tripling or more the dose, but the basic act itself was not uncommon and often done with friends and girlfriends, so it did not seem as harsh back then as it does today.
It was just seen as turning a dishonest dealer into 'Major Tom' for a number of hours as payback for his crimes against the toking community.
And as i say, why would one quote be letter for letter perfect, and the other quote not even use the correct form, such as "I" instead of "he" 