How is cannabis still illegal federally?

Money :dollar::moneybag::dollar::moneybag::dollar: you know that’s right it’s always the root of all problems

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C.R.E.A.M cash rules everything around me.

If drugs would became legal then there would be no reason to get prescription pills. I know as a military vet they tried feeding me controlled substance luckily Missouri legalized it so I was able to do all that and now I’m a cultivator but now with PTSD psilocybin mushrooms are proving to be medicinal use too which is also why I have gone down that route.

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Hahaha facts @DoneDeal

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@TMC.PRE
I know theres a whole thread dedicated to just psilocybin but i just have one quick question. Where do i order the spores from?

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I get my spores from sporeworks. Spore are not illegal so there are a lot of places you can go it’s only illegal to make them mushrooms.

Sporeworks I use because they are legit mycologist lab

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Awesome. Ill check them out. Appreciate ya!!! :v:
@TMC.PRE

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You guys should count yourself lucky! Here, across the water, in the land of the three pin plug, it is illegal everywhere and the classification was actually increased not that long ago! Trying to obtain it medicinally, even for very serious conditions with a medical prescription is very difficult.
There was a brilliant report written by the Government Advisor on drugs, Professor David Nutt (yep, really) that recommended it was legalised. It was buried by the then Home Secretary and he was sacked. No surprise that the Home Secretaries husband works for the company that is a major investor in British Sugar who grow weed to sell internationally, but not locally. We are the largest exporter of cannabis in the world but can’t buy or grow it here. The whole thing stinks!

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The amount of money wasted on battling a weed is mind boggling.
If memory serves most of the plants seized by the DEA were nothing more than ditch weed. Noting more than leftover hemp fields from WW II that still to this day grow wild. And we all know how good that crap was. :thinking: :thinking: We spent millions and millions of tax dollars for people to watch weeds grow then cut them down then pat themselves on the back. Countless people went to jail/prison and paid heavy fines for cultivating a weed… The “war on drugs” was and still is a sham.
The worst part is the feds all but admit to it yet still cling on to it. It’s all about the money…

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What did the hippies of the 60s accomplish while protesting and smoking weed then?

They sure didnt represent as tax paying citizens.

Its taken this long to clean up that era. That generation pushed legalization back for some of us to never see possibley.

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