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Congrats to all those Michigan-whatever ya call them.....its too hard to keep track of 50 different groups. Congrats people of Michigan!
My pops is from the UP. Been a long time since i have been back that way.
That brings back some scratch n sniff memories from my misspent youth. Growing up in the SW, we'd pile into cars in our teens & drive several hours down to Mex along the Sea of Cortez for mindless beach weekends, which not included lots of beer that easy to procure, even underage, with a bit of narcotics mixed in--cough syrup with codeine was easy to buy over the counter in Mexican pharmacies. Together with the beer, it packed a considerable wallop...and yes, that buzz mixture could've been dangerous, just like a lot of the other stupid stuff that some of us survived.A Short History of Mexican Weed part 4
Like with Cannabis, the banning and use of other drugs were actually openly tolerated in Mexico as medicine. My father used to give tours of Mexico City when he got out of the Navy just after WWII. He had lots of photos of the canals and flowers and pharmacies there. In front of the pharmacies at that time were stacks and stacks of plastic cased heroin and morphine kits from France, complete with tourniquets, syringes and dope. Heroin was also outlawed, but sold openly in markets in Mexico and medicine. The culture in Mexico was anti drug officially, but drug use there continued. In the 1970s it was very easy for me to get any kind of opiates at the pharmacies in Mexico. I would just walk in and ask for Percodan, and they gave me a plastic ribbon of them, for maybe 50 pesos. No Rx required. I used to go to Tijuana when I lived in San Diego and get asthma inhalers for $2.50 each, no Rx needed. They were $25 here and I needed an Rx for them. They were top grade, made in Germany.
Really tough to beat the US for complete capitulation to moneyed cartels.
Im sure there are board meetings at Monsanto and others where anplan is being hatched to control the genetics in this wonderful market.
I agree with a lot of yr points. but I think a fair amount of folks are going to continue to grow their own. No doubt that few grow tobacco anymore, but a fair amount of folks still grow their own tomatoes...because they're better what they can buy.Ah, it goes beyond that. Corona brewing has $4 BILLION invested already, and other big beverage companies have a vested interest. Also tobacco companies like Imperial and Alliance One International have invested serious money. Then there is BIG Pharma... like Bayer. My read is that pre-rolled and oil for cartridges will dominate the market, and be brand driven off the shelf products like smokes and pens are today. Also blended beverages will be available in 6-packs in the coolers at stores. Loose weed? Likely small market. Web sites like this? Extinct. Seed companies? Also extinct. Well, maybe some niche seed markets will survive in lagging to legalize markets like Oz and the EU. I mean like, who grows their own tobacco?