Marijuana Inc: Inside America's Pot Industry

[LolaGal]

That last part got me too.

I think there are 20 threads on this special going around! It's been on for a while.

My fave part is the Big Grow in Canada with all those buds. I like to watch it over and over.

At least mainstream America was given the idea that taxes could be raised from MJ! That alone may be the reason prohibition ends. I feel like a flapper from 1930s, talking about prohibition. Even Abe Lincoln was against prohibition!

 

[NOKUY]

yeah...and theres a dozen other threads about it on here.

 

[Stoner4Life]

hey crunck, pay attention here.......


posting & You

 

[WhoMan]

Al Roker Reporting: Marijuana, Inc." completes the series on March 15th, TONIGHT

Al Roker Reporting: Marijuana, Inc." completes the series on March 15th, TONIGHT

MSNBC Al Roker Reporting: Marijuana, Inc." completes the series on March 15th, with an investigation of marijuana, the most popular illicit drug in America that has created a multi-billion dollar industry. Roker reports on this illegal phenomenon and its implications and also takes a close look at California, one of the 13 states that has decriminalized marijuana for medical use.

 

[hunt4genetics]

Regardless of the mainstream status quo spin The NBC company may put on these pot documentaries, it shows the average public at least a glimpse into the world of medical marijuana.

 

[horror business]

I agree hunt4genetics...

It seems at least every week this year, marijuana has been in the news for some reason or another. I believe this is good, because it's making it more common.

 

[WhoMan]

And the mods keep erasing the post to let people know that forgot, it was coming on. That just does not make sense. .

 

[Weedninja]

MSNBC Al Roker Reporting: Marijuana, Inc." completes the series on March 15th, with an investigation of marijuana, the most popular illicit drug in America that has created a multi-billion dollar industry. Roker reports on this illegal phenomenon and its implications and also takes a close look at California, one of the 13 states that has decriminalized marijuana for medical use.

Thx for the heads up. I missed it the first time around. This one was much better than that piece of shit on CNBC. It actually showed the DEA acting like nazis.

 

[WhoMan]

Mos def.

 

[mj82]

Yeah i see marijuana on the news all the time now. I saw ron paul on larry king live the other night talking about legalizing marijuana.

 

[theratings]

Al Roker reporting on marijuana?

 

[med_breeder]

CNBC is playing it again, right now!

I wonder if someone over at cnbc has a soft spot for cannabis?

And/Or they get such great ratings that, demand dictates that they re-run it dang near every other day!

 

[LiLWaynE]

CNBC is playing it again, right now!

I wonder if someone over at cnbc has a soft spot for cannabis?

And/Or they get such great ratings that, demand dictates that they re-run it dang near every other day!

I really believe that someone at CNBC has a soft spot for cannabis... ive seen this show running atleast a dozen times... i never watch TV, and when i do, i see this show on...

I wouldnt be surprised if whoever is in charge of programming over there at CNBC is also a part of these forums...

 

[steppinRazor]

Is this the one with Lisa Ling?? gotdamn shes smokin hot

 

[med_breeder]

CNBC is playing it again, right now!

I wonder if someone over at cnbc has a soft spot for cannabis?

And/Or they get such great ratings that, demand dictates that they re-run it dang near every other day!

Right after that they are Playing a Doc about the business of Porn!


Gimme some mo!

 

[hunt4genetics]

It's actually on again.

That's a good sign

Right?

 

[LiLWaynE]

on again right now... this special HAS TO OF been played over 100x since last January...

is that good or bad?

personally, at this point, I say BAD...

i dont want more competition...

 

[cashmunny]

Is this the one with Lisa Ling?? gotdamn shes smokin hot

Asian bukkake FTW !

 

[hunt4genetics]

I feel that it is a good thing. I lived in a highly conservative area in my youth. In the early 80's a gay couple moved to my block. 2 guys. They were made to believe that they should move out,( Harassment, late night harassing etc). They stayed strong, no they were bold, they never hid their love. little by little my block became more open minded. Now that "1st" gay couple is in their 50's. They are still together, while many of their haters have divorced. In life it's all about exposure. The more times Americans see people smoking weed, the better it is for everyone.

peace