Legal in your state, yes, but as long as pot remains on Sched 1 it's not really legal anywhere and the Feds can come in and shut the whole operation down. Beyond its being simply idiotic to be on there, it's a big deal on a bunch of different levels to get it off Sched 1.Angus wrote: ↑Fri Aug 23, 2019 6:38 am I have to say, since weed became legal in my state, it’s crazy to be able to walk into a store, within full compliance of the law, and buy weed. The variety is amazing. One has many choices—Sativa, Indica, Hybrids with levels of THC clearly marked on the menus. Flower, pre-rolls, edibles, concentrates, etc. No more trying to make a connection with sketchy unreliable dealers. All above board. I never thought I’d see the day, but here it is—in multiple cities and towns with more stores opening all the time.
"I never thought I’d see the day, but here it is—in multiple cities and towns with more stores opening all the time." I actually thought back in early 70s (I never smoked before then) that it would be legal in a couple/few years, but that sure as hell didn't happen. Then again, I didn't know the Feds had an agenda with it, or that so many other businesses wanted no part of the competition it brought with legalization. Even most of us "pot heads" just felt as if this plant had a whole lot more to offer than just catching a buzz from it. The research being done on it now proves us all right.
I'm not an Indica guy either but I must say the Indica-Sativa hybrids are really nice....you sure as hell don't have to live in a "legal" state to get everything the shops in those places have to offer. Still a whole lot of tax dollars go uncollected here in NY. Seems to be too difficult for them to figure out how to put the whole deal in motion. Meanwhile, the black market boys have got it all figured out...supply, demand, sales, all booming...or just business as usual actually.
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