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It seems that they've managed to set things up in such a way that it's actually more profitable to destroy the cannabis than process it. Reminds me of the neol
by mandmandam 5y ago
It seems that they've managed to set things up in such a way that it's actually more profitable to destroy the cannabis than process it.
Reminds me of the neoliberal take on housing and healthcare.
- fuzzfactor 5y agoNot just housing but even more so commercial and industrial facilities where property taxes give great incentive for scorched-earth demolition in response to only nominal downturns in occupancy or utilization. Always with less than one-year deadlines before reassessment since these are recurring taxes, one of their most destructive features. Regardless of how many nearby citizens are homeless, jobless, and/or capable of operating a prosperous small cannabis farm if they could freely grow & sell their fresh product at the local farmers' market with no different regulation or taxes than the other crops.