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>I always had high hopes (pardon the pun) that cannabis decriminalization would look similar to homebrew beer culture and we might see a horticulture boom That
by noarchy 3y ago
>I always had high hopes (pardon the pun) that cannabis decriminalization would look similar to homebrew beer culture and we might see a horticulture boom
That idea was killed off here in Quebec, where cannabis is otherwise legal (albeit with monopolized sales). Federal regulations allowed for up to four plants, but Quebec and Manitoba decided to ban that. This ban was challenged all the way to the Supreme Court, which upheld the ban.
- aziaziazi 3y agoWhat was the reason for this ban and it’s upheld ?
- hydrok9 3y agoin MB you can blame the idiocy of the Conservative party, as usual ("because kids will eat it and die").
- buzzert 3y agoYes, how idiotic of them to want to keep kids away from addictive drugs.
- hydrok9 3y agoL.O.L. Do you understand that it is impossible to ingest a marijuana plant and become intoxicated? Do you recommend we ban cars from garages, BECAUSE THE CHILDREN COULD SUCK THE GAS RIGHT OUT THE TAILPIPE??? Right now I can go buy out an entire store's worth of cured and highly potent marijuana, and put that inside my home. Where there are kids. Yet if i grow 4 plants, somehow a toddler is going to eat it and die? It's just the cons playing to their heartland constituents who live outside of Winnipeg. Where it's wrong to be gay and the only reason you'd smoke drugs is because you're defective. Their understanding of the issue is shallow at best.
- mrguyorama 3y agoMy understanding is that eating Cannabis plant matter does not induce the drug effects because it requires a heat-induced chemical change before the THC can bind with your receptors. Don't keep your edibles within reach of your children, because they like candy and at least one infant has died from consuming weed candy. But that's no different than keep your sugar coated advil out of reach of kids.
- noarchy 3y agoThe Court bought into the idea that the ban was valid for public health reasons. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/supreme-court-cannabis-provincial-law-plants-personal-use-1.6810476 https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/supreme-court-cannab...