Canada's legal cannabis and the US

Oh can't wait for next seasons tow truck shows from up there. Bunch of dope heads upside down with doubles be "Ddduuuuuuddddeee"

Yeah we do not allow dope heads in. Truthfully I am all for allowing the dope heads down here to imbibe. Just remove their license and we are all good.

 

Someone who has no other use or has never used cannabis in any form but is merely an investor is now viewed as equal, in the eyes of the law, as the drug user?
Is this another case of changing the language for whatever purpose serves the agenda of the day? #metoo ?

 

Will the us government prosecute American investors who invested in a Canadian company in the cannabis business? Are all their profits from said investments now the "proceeds of crime" and are subject to seizure/haul you off to jail? Even though the product in question is legal in a well developed, first world country?

What happens if someone from a state where cannabis is illegal opens a successful business where cannabis is legal? What laws are trump? Personally, I have a sneaky suspicion the laws that are enforced are whatever laws will allow whichever branch of government to impose their will over whomever they "need" to.

 

Yep, same here. I don't have any money invested in any cannabis companies, but does this mean my retirement investment accounts could now potentially be demanded to be shown to a us border guard upon request? They can pound sand.

 

And I bet the response will be, "ignorance of the law is no excuse." As they ban you for life.

I wonder how long before the USA will become the hermit kingdom 2.0

 

To add to that. Make it legal to grow your own personal amounts. Cap it at x plants per person, or per residence, whatever. They also want the cash to flow from consumer into their pocket rather than into a Mexican drug cartel pocket, to avoid all the bad stuff that comes with that territory.