Meh. I quit feeding the troll some while back.
Legalization isn't something we'll get just because we want it. It's not like stoners are a majority of the population, at all. So we need to get enough other people to agree with us to get what's an improvement for everybody, and for enough people to see that it is. It's not like a majority of voters want pot to be as legal as tomatoes, or it would be. So we compromise, help them see legalization as a good deal for them, too. Once we demonstrate that it is, we can work from there.
Despite the self aggrandizing & pious whining, small for profit growers don't want that, either. If pot were as legal as tomatoes, it'd be as cheap as tomatoes, too. Tim & Tara Toker would be smoking dry sift processed by industrial machinery, grown in enormous fields, packaged like cigarettes or pipe tobacco. Real gardeners would grow it in their back yards, too. Growing indoors under lights would be a ridiculous notion.
Legalization isn't something we'll get just because we want it. It's not like stoners are a majority of the population, at all. So we need to get enough other people to agree with us to get what's an improvement for everybody, and for enough people to see that it is. It's not like a majority of voters want pot to be as legal as tomatoes, or it would be. So we compromise, help them see legalization as a good deal for them, too. Once we demonstrate that it is, we can work from there.
Despite the self aggrandizing & pious whining, small for profit growers don't want that, either. If pot were as legal as tomatoes, it'd be as cheap as tomatoes, too. Tim & Tara Toker would be smoking dry sift processed by industrial machinery, grown in enormous fields, packaged like cigarettes or pipe tobacco. Real gardeners would grow it in their back yards, too. Growing indoors under lights would be a ridiculous notion.