I was considering it pre-Trump and pre-Sessions. Not anymore. Maybe the Canadian markets will make it lucrative. I believe they can use banks up there.
I was considering it pre-Trump and pre-Sessions. Not anymore. Maybe the Canadian markets will make it lucrative. I believe they can use banks up there.
The United States potentially is a bigger market than Canada by, according to some estimates, a factor of ten. Your post suggests to me that your political prejudices blind you even to the most fundamental aspects of federalism embodied in the Constitution.
Ron, I'm not here to play games, I'm here to enjoy and respect all other members.
Steve and you have a good site here with some fantastic members; mature and intelligent people, humorous people too.
We all want the best, nothing less. And it always means respect.
The United States potentially is a bigger market than Canada by, according to some estimates, a factor of ten. Your post suggests to me that your political prejudices blind you even to the most fundamental aspects of federalism embodied in the Constitution.
1) The feds still consider it an illegal drug, so businesses cannot use banks, must use cash. They are also weary of drug busts by the Feds, particularly under Sessions.
2) The states that have already legalized recreational grass are in a glut, so the prices are going down a lot
3) There is still a LOT of contraband going over state lines because it makes growers a lot more money
4) Like Tobacco, it causes lung cancer. Just when we were making great inroads against tobacco, this happens...
