Maria_Vanessa
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MV, make that peoplelized
we haven't discussed recreational cannabis
but the plan, would be, if and when cannabis becomes legal
it would be the growers who would be involved
(we don't want all of that talent to go to waste)
not big business, or the politicians
claim cannabis for the people
It's the only way that I can see
to keep people who love to grow
in the game, triumphing over
the likes of big business, and politicians
I can see a benefit package valued at around $40/hr
we are in a period of declining wages
the hourly wage would be set relatively low
as just having a job is gaining more importance
Peoplelized. I understand. I see have a few more questions.
Even iff it is just the growers that are involved, how is it that you figure that the growers won't sell out to a corporation, if the price and/or the conditions are right.
Scenario 1: A corporation can buy the land that surrounds the property of a particular grower and pressure those growers to sell. In addition, after buying the sand that surrounds the growers, Monsanto can lobby a town/city/district into passing "zoning laws" that would force the MMJ growers to sell. Also, Monsanto could influence any townspeople nearby the growers that their company can add jobs, influencing public opinion in their favor.
Scenario 2: A corporation with a vast and expensive laboratory that could be used to "further" the advancement of MMJ. Creating and breeding MMJ with increased resistance to insect and disease. Their representatives could offer various deals or contracts that would tempt a grower to give a portion or a large percantage of control to the corporation.
Scenario 3: Outright compatition. Corporations have the support of legislators and can win the support of the public by adding jobs and creating their own grow-op for MMJ. They can set the prices to undercut any peoplelized dispensary, forcing them to shut them down. I was half-way kidding on another thread when I mentioned branded MMJ from companies like Frito-Lay, the Altria Group or Anheuser-Bush InBev, but it could be a possibility.
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