Ok, that makes sense. I was wondering if there was some intel on a loophole in NAFTA and Interstate Commerce that would allow it.
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Lovely. Just in time for us not to be able to book a flight due to covid restrictions.
Every silver lining has a cloud. Ho hum.
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mota-vación
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Mota!
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Well I mean in some ways… hehe but no not out of prohibition. 
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Diay que papito, pase el purito
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Superior.
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Yeah, they were working the 420 angle, all right during the campaign. I do hope they follow through and declassify cannabis or remove it completely. It’s an herb, it’s called weed for a reason, and it is a gateway herb to an entire planet’s natural pharmacopoeia, a naturopoeia, if you will.
Cannabis seems like the world’s most useful wonder herb. There appears to be evidence emerging that cannabinoids (CBD) are effective in treating COVID-19 lung damage, no less.
How awesome that Mexico is full speeding ahead on removing the stigma of cannabis and helping their farmers and economy, too. The US can learn a lot from our neighbors.
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Which track is it?
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Me planning my next vacation while reading BoingBoing.
::Ears perk up.::
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We have you surrounded. Surrender is your only option.
Seriously, between this and COVID, the longer the US decides to play hardass and deny entry on the grounds that usage is a federal crime in the US, the harder it’s going to be to recover cross-border business.
That, or we’ll be doing the Roaring Twenties all over again. You gave up that one, too.
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Are you sure the growers were Mexican?
Living in the foot hills of NC there used to be lots of farmers, mostly white, who would try and get away with growing a 1/4 acre or more of it. Once helicopter surveillance and identification came in heavy use a lot that dried up, or like you noticed moved to less patrolled areas.
Then meth came along…
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yeah now it’s only the dying part…
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