Truth and logic can be found in all the arguments made in this thread. Not all will grow. Not all will brew. It is all about flow of money and taxes therein. That being said, just like brewing ur own, u can. Its time consuming, a considerable front end investment and, space is needed to do it right. That and other factors turn potential producers into consumers. In the case of booze, as will be weed I suspect, government collusion with big business ensured that laws and basic restrictions be put in place to funnel capital into the hands of both. That can be exampled by laws pertaining to limits of production capacity, alcohol content, and, in some states, automatic 10 years federal prison for a still. You cant run a still in Canada either. These are government induced corralling actions that funnel the vast majority of profit in desired a direction under the threat and force of the law.
The exact jockeying and market positioning is being done right now on the verge of this next huge boom. They know, the rich, the elites, the bureaucrats, that there is billions in this. They are right now in back rooms colluding with each other, not us, on how to render verdict, and write the laws to ensure this exact same business and socio- economic model be followed. The omni bus was the first step. HUGE penalties for growing. Even small, trivial amounts, auto-matic jail time. Thats the same as 10 years for a still type thing. Its the chilling effect. The threat and potential force of law being hoisted onto the public conscious. Simultaneously, long before it was well known, TSX billionaires were somehow aware of the coming boom and secured massive facilities,operations, and somehow secured most of the few licenses that were made avail by Health Canada. Coincidence, right? I think not.
" The whole world a stage"- Shakespear
If the lid comes off of it, weed will be so cheap that people will buy it. Growers, especially small ones, will not be able to compete with massive outdoor operations. Weed will flow like water. There will be no black market. It will be a very cheap cash crop. Thats easily established based on its ability to grow and thrive with very little effort.
The only salvation and hope for true freedom in ANY of this will be this MMPL case. Depends whos pocket that judge is in. The liberals or the conservatives. If he a Liberal paid judge, cat comes outta the bag, MMPL will be validated and soon there after the courts will fill with challenges on constitutional grounds that its not ok for them to do it and others who are legally prescribed are not. If its a conservative paid judge, the status quo will be maintained and MMPL will be struck down or grandfathered with HEAVY restrictions like, random police inspections and plant counts accompanied by VERY severe penalties when found in violation.
The judge or judges making this weed decision are more than likley being leveraged by either the government in power or, big money that speaks for the people who want to be in power next. Lets hope the liberals have these guys on Yachts in the South pacific being blown by Island girls and smoking fat joints all day long!!!!
The exact jockeying and market positioning is being done right now on the verge of this next huge boom. They know, the rich, the elites, the bureaucrats, that there is billions in this. They are right now in back rooms colluding with each other, not us, on how to render verdict, and write the laws to ensure this exact same business and socio- economic model be followed. The omni bus was the first step. HUGE penalties for growing. Even small, trivial amounts, auto-matic jail time. Thats the same as 10 years for a still type thing. Its the chilling effect. The threat and potential force of law being hoisted onto the public conscious. Simultaneously, long before it was well known, TSX billionaires were somehow aware of the coming boom and secured massive facilities,operations, and somehow secured most of the few licenses that were made avail by Health Canada. Coincidence, right? I think not.
" The whole world a stage"- Shakespear
If the lid comes off of it, weed will be so cheap that people will buy it. Growers, especially small ones, will not be able to compete with massive outdoor operations. Weed will flow like water. There will be no black market. It will be a very cheap cash crop. Thats easily established based on its ability to grow and thrive with very little effort.
The only salvation and hope for true freedom in ANY of this will be this MMPL case. Depends whos pocket that judge is in. The liberals or the conservatives. If he a Liberal paid judge, cat comes outta the bag, MMPL will be validated and soon there after the courts will fill with challenges on constitutional grounds that its not ok for them to do it and others who are legally prescribed are not. If its a conservative paid judge, the status quo will be maintained and MMPL will be struck down or grandfathered with HEAVY restrictions like, random police inspections and plant counts accompanied by VERY severe penalties when found in violation.
The judge or judges making this weed decision are more than likley being leveraged by either the government in power or, big money that speaks for the people who want to be in power next. Lets hope the liberals have these guys on Yachts in the South pacific being blown by Island girls and smoking fat joints all day long!!!!
