With a number of states adopting the medical use of marijuana, including California, its users are putting in all their efforts in evading the "pot" image of the drug by establishing franchising dispensaries and manufacturing brands.
These followers are also involved in consulting with the law firms, giving way to a variety of other marijuana-allied businesses.
Steve DeAngelo, president of CannBe, expressed his enthusiasm towards boosting the use of marijuana. He said that he will not call it "marijuana", preferring to call it with its scientific name "cannabis." He said that the followers aim at promoting it as a responsible and safe drug.
"If we can't demonstrate professionalism and legitimacy, we're never going to gain the trust of our citizen and without that trust, we're never going to get where we need to go", he said.
He explained that the boosters are looking forward to get the use of marijuana legalized.
CannBe shared that it will continue with the expansion of its business throughout the country attaining the title "The McDonald's ofMarijuana."
John Lovell, a California lobbyist who is also a representative of the two major police groups which oppose legalization, ridiculed the notion that marijuana users are trying to refine their misconducts.
NewsHawk: Ganjarden: 420 MAGAZINE
Source: TopNews
Author: Jason Ramsey
Copyright: 2010 TopNews
These followers are also involved in consulting with the law firms, giving way to a variety of other marijuana-allied businesses.
Steve DeAngelo, president of CannBe, expressed his enthusiasm towards boosting the use of marijuana. He said that he will not call it "marijuana", preferring to call it with its scientific name "cannabis." He said that the followers aim at promoting it as a responsible and safe drug.
"If we can't demonstrate professionalism and legitimacy, we're never going to gain the trust of our citizen and without that trust, we're never going to get where we need to go", he said.
He explained that the boosters are looking forward to get the use of marijuana legalized.
CannBe shared that it will continue with the expansion of its business throughout the country attaining the title "The McDonald's ofMarijuana."
John Lovell, a California lobbyist who is also a representative of the two major police groups which oppose legalization, ridiculed the notion that marijuana users are trying to refine their misconducts.
NewsHawk: Ganjarden: 420 MAGAZINE
Source: TopNews
Author: Jason Ramsey
Copyright: 2010 TopNews
