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I hope to god the hipsters have not made it to Puna, I might be leaving.

“Setting a good example is a far better way to spread ideals than through force of arms.”
-Ron Paul

[Midnight Rambler]

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Originally posted by DanielP

You may be smart enough to troll here, but not smart enough to be a dope grower.

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I don't know, sounds like he(?) would fit in pretty well with Christie's crowd.

[mailes]

It's good fun to grow things, to tend to them and have success.

Many people have made a good living, and some people more than that.

Problem is when you get caught.
There was a story in the paper just a year or so back, Dad, son, daughter all went to prison. Sad.

Problem is protecting your crop, unlike tomatoes, could cost you your life.

But, there are 'higher laws' and grandma/fed ex shipped me a pitbull dart taser and I'manna use it!

[mar1957]

This is so funny I almost pee-ed my pants! I read puna web every night just before "lights out"
This by far is the funniest I've read in a long time ---- heeee haaaa lol-----

Side note : this morning it was 26 below in Alaska------- miss my little grass shack

[whalesong]

The Govt hates competition and would never allow anyone to put these big Corporations out of business.

The legal history of cannabis in the United States relates to the regulation of marijuana use for medical or recreational purposes in the United States. Regulations and restrictions on the sale of Cannabis sativa as a drug began as early as 1860. Increased restrictions and labeling of cannabis as a poison began in many states from 1906 onward, and outright prohibitions began in the 1920s. By the mid-1930s Cannabis was regulated as a drug in every state, including 35 states that adopted the Uniform State Narcotic Drug Act.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_histo...ted_States

Hemp Facts: "A Potential Billion $ Business"
Hemp products are the way to go and helps the environment and creates jobs.http://www.hemp-technologies.com/page33/page33.html

Here's a link you'll find some inspiration for your dream job, but it requires you to leave the USA, because it's illegal in OUR COUNTRY!

[8D] http://www.ashvegas.com/asheville-hemp-h...the-future

Industrial hemp makes 1,000#8242;s of sustainable products and can help farmers, our health, the economy, and the environment. But why can’t we grow it in the U.S.? Now raising money to complete production, “Bringing It Home” (www.bringingithomemovie.com) explores the story of hemp: past, present and future and the expanding global industry that is putting money in the pockets of business leaders and farmers all over the globe. Hemp is a non-psychoactive plant that can help solve problems such as global warming, nutrition, deforestation, unemployment, toxic clean-ups and improve indoor air quality in buildings.

Filmmakers Blaire Johnson and Linda Booker began filming after learning about the first house completed in the America using hempcrete by a home designer now on a mission to build a hemp group home for his young daughter and other children with chemical sensitivities and disabilities. As a building material, hemp combined with lime is non-toxic, highly insulating and mildew, pest and fire-resistant. But the one huge drawback — industrial hemp is currently illegal to grow in the United States — so it must be imported, despite the fact that it once was a thriving crop in America.

Here's one story of many about one woman's garden, that was destroyed.
A greenthumbed Tulsa resident sues the city after code enforcement officials, acting without cause, send workers to destroy the extensive edible garden in her front yard.
http://www.mnn.com/your-home/organic-far...ts-lawsuit.

So all the talk about living a more sustainable way of life is just a a way a regulating and us, and costing us more money, to meet their regulations and push Agenda 21 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agenda_21
and why it is so important, that people pay attention to the underlying consequences we will face.
To learn more about the consequences see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Birch_Society

If your not mad as hell, your not paying attention. [V]http://www.usdebtclock.org/

To believe is the first step in making your dreams come true.

[dmbwest]

whalesong, I think you should go after a writing job ...

pog

[oink]

I first thought the poster was someone who had already smoked too much. Now I have to agree that the poster is a troll. Good job though. Some of the responses were interesting and it was good for a laugh.

Pua`a
S. FL
Big Islander to be.

[Bullwinkle]

A fun romp on a hot lazy day - the responses more revealing than the questions at times here on Punaweb............

[ericlp]

come on....... I think it's a great idea. I'm all for it!

If you haven't heard ... Washington and Colorado have already legalized it --- It's only a matter of time before the entire nation's ban is lifted. Mexico and Canada are already opening up the flood gates. This is a great idea! I think you need to get into the gold rush now while the getting is good!

Good Luck!

[Bullwinkle]

I'm surprised no one has tried to sell MMJ a house yet...... after all this is Punaweb.....