Cooperhawk
Buckeye
http://www.thepoliticalinsider.com/what-merle-haggard-willie-nelson-just-did-has-made-obama-furious/
Willie and Merle's opinion of the world today.
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Gotta love the 'good ole boys'!
Yeah, they're right, it won't be long before just about every state will have some form of legal cannabis.
In Tennessee this year, they will have about 60 farmers permitted to grow hemp...
under "controlled conditions". Crazy thinking.. you would think they were talking about the opium poppy! :mrgreen: Hemp has many uses.. but a "high" isn't one of them!
Peoples thinking is all screwed up.. many still believe that cannabis is the most dangerous plant God put on earth. They read an anti-pot article on line and believe every word.. seems "reefer madness" is still believed by many after 80 years of lies.
It's been said...
"If the cannabis plant were discovered today in some remote part of the world, would we embrace its potential or turn our backs on its promise? Unburdened by the hyperbolic propaganda that led to its prohibition, the cannabis plant would be celebrated as “the next big thing”. Governments and entrepreneurs would flock to capitalize on its ability to treat specific symptoms, or cure diseases outright. Patients young and old would be clamoring for its relief."
Cannabis has many medical benefits and could be of great help to many if legal.. a drug with the least side effects of any known and one you can't overdose on.
Much of today's thinking about cannabis reminds me of one of Willie's songs... "Crazy".
- Wayne
In Tennessee this year, they will have about 60 farmers permitted to grow hemp...
under "controlled conditions". Crazy thinking.. you would think they were talking about the opium poppy! :mrgreen: Hemp has many uses.. but a "high" isn't one of them!
Peoples thinking is all screwed up.. many still believe that cannabis is the most dangerous plant God put on earth. They read an anti-pot article on line and believe every word.. seems "reefer madness" is still believed by many after 80 years of lies.
It's been said...
"If the cannabis plant were discovered today in some remote part of the world, would we embrace its potential or turn our backs on its promise? Unburdened by the hyperbolic propaganda that led to its prohibition, the cannabis plant would be celebrated as “the next big thing”. Governments and entrepreneurs would flock to capitalize on its ability to treat specific symptoms, or cure diseases outright. Patients young and old would be clamoring for its relief."
Cannabis has many medical benefits and could be of great help to many if legal.. a drug with the least side effects of any known and one you can't overdose on.
Much of today's thinking about cannabis reminds me of one of Willie's songs... "Crazy".
- Wayne
"NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) – Governor Bill Haslam signed a bill into law that legalizes the limited use of cannabis oil for medical purposes on Monday(5/4/2015).
GOP state Sen. Steve Dickerson of Nashville and GOP state Rep. Ryan Williams of Cookeville introduced a bill late in the legislative session this year that would have allowed the usage of medical marijuana in more cases. The bill established a process for growing, processing, distributing and regulating marijuana for some medicinal purposes.
"The cannabis oil bill the governor signed into law (Monday) is a step in the right direction and an acknowledgment by our state leaders that marijuana has therapeutic properties," Kuhn said.
We hope this momentum carries over into the summer when lawmakers will work on proposed legislation to benefit Tennesseans suffering from a wider range of conditions."
Yes friends... Republicans!! :shock:
GOP state Sen. Steve Dickerson of Nashville and GOP state Rep. Ryan Williams of Cookeville introduced a bill late in the legislative session this year that would have allowed the usage of medical marijuana in more cases. The bill established a process for growing, processing, distributing and regulating marijuana for some medicinal purposes.
"The cannabis oil bill the governor signed into law (Monday) is a step in the right direction and an acknowledgment by our state leaders that marijuana has therapeutic properties," Kuhn said.
We hope this momentum carries over into the summer when lawmakers will work on proposed legislation to benefit Tennesseans suffering from a wider range of conditions."
Yes friends... Republicans!! :shock:
