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Do you say the same thing about people selling random products on the street? You need a business license to sell products as a business and can be charged for operating without one. End of story.
And if you just happen to sell a bit from your personal plant allotment, no one will bug you. It will only be the businesses that are operating illegally (or maybe selling to kids).
I would also prefer the profit to go into the national budget than some random businessman's pocket.
Well, I'll stick with the "guy" I've been dealing with for a while. Better price, he takes pride in quality and he delivers. Besides, when I want something a bit less conventional, he can get that too. At $160/oz the government cannot compete.
As a person who has had a "green" card for a while I can tell you that currently if I was to buy my weed from the government my monthly bill would be over $1400 (quarter pound) I buy it instead from a local guy and only pay $600 for the same amount.
Yes that article seems reasonably accurate and mentions several times there are many factors involved.Hey guys, can you give me a piece of advice and give an answer to the question how long cannabis stays in your system? An article from marijuanabreak by the link...that's what I found when discovered this question. But...is that true? Thanks
THC is fat-soluble and can therefore "stay in your system" for weeks depending on type of test (saliva vs. urine), frequency of ingestion, potency, amount of body fat, metabolism, etc. Hope that helps.
Yeah I'm probably going to buy 1 gram just so I can have "licit" government-approved bag to carry my weed in. The price, limited products, and inconvenience (40 stores for all of Ontario) does not seem like an effective business model to wipe out the green market.
Don't use the stuff,never have and never will. I am an investor though and don't believe the Ontario plan for government stores is going to even make a dent in the black market. They will basically have to build a store on every other block if they want to have a hope of eliminating the black market,not to mention have a fair price and not doing the typical money grab they are famous for.
I believe the Ontario government will cave and allow the private sector to open stores.
I believe the Ontario government will cave and allow the private sector to open stores.
Why not just follow the US approach of regulate and tax. There is an exploding industry in Colorado of edibles, vapes and breeds (don’t know if that’s the right term) of weed.... private sector always drives innovation.
Legalization will have disastrous consequences on already disadvantaged millennials and the generation after. But if it is to be done it needs to be completely privatized with very little government interference (only to enforce quality etc.). That is something that's not very likely to happen anytime soon in Ontario.
I agree with Platon, the legalization would be better served as a private entity. They would know better on what's best for the customers. Unlike the ex cops that the government would employ who don't give a fuck.
Pot is relatively safe if grown organically in accordance to soil specifications. Hydro with its preponderance of THC most certainly is not - I do believe the reports that it (Hydro) can lead to psychosis.
Pot is relatively safe if grown organically in accordance to soil specifications. Hydro with its preponderance of THC most certainly is not - I do believe the reports that it (Hydro) can lead to psychosis.
Can't stand the smell of it.
I walk down the streets in Toronto and everywhere people are smoking dope. They are smoking in door ways, stores, alleys, you name it. Everywhere I go I'm confronted by pot smokers figuring that yee haw, it's legal, I can do it wherever and whenever I want and fuck you all.
Thanks Justin you fucking idiot.
I walk down the streets in Toronto and everywhere people are smoking dope. They are smoking in door ways, stores, alleys, you name it. Everywhere I go I'm confronted by pot smokers figuring that yee haw, it's legal, I can do it wherever and whenever I want and fuck you all.
Thanks Justin you fucking idiot.
The main benefit of legalization is the impact on the criminal element.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...uana-medical-use-crime-rate-plummets-us-study
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...uana-medical-use-crime-rate-plummets-us-study
A) Particularly at the outset, green energy sources had to be paid at premium rates in order to show up and produce KWHs. The result was taking coal fired plants off line and reducing Toronto's smog days to zero.
B) Wind and solar installations are normally found on space leased from farmers. I'm here to tell ya - those farmers love the $$$, but they would never vote for the liberals.
C) Ontario is approaching this 'small c' conservatively. (Are you old enough to know about filling out a form to buy your alcohol a the LCBO,and then, carrying it out in a plain brown paper bag?) We can certainly expect a few bumps along the cannabis road, but it's probably a good way to start.
Because in Canada we like to reinvent the wheel. And once it's square enough, we install it on a cat pulled cart and marvel at our achievement.
