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As other commenters have said, I think "the train has already left the station" on this one, and considering even conservative states aren't trying to crack dow
by hn_throwaway_99 3y ago
As other commenters have said, I think "the train has already left the station" on this one, and considering even conservative states aren't trying to crack down on this, who's going to bring it to court?
For example, Florida recently was about to pass a state law limiting the total amount of THC in each individual edible, which would have killed the "legal D9 THC" market. They apparently got huge pushback from producers/consumers in the state and dropped any limits: https://floridaphoenix.com/blog/florida-senate-approves-hemp-bill-without-limiting-thc-levels-in-products/ https://floridaphoenix.com/blog/florida-senate-approves-hemp...
Edit: BTW, though, that link from Matt Zorn was great, thanks for posting.
- TylerE 3y agoI've heard that it wasn't so much a loophole as a couple of lawmakers knowing _exactly_ what they were doing.
- DANmode 3y ago> even conservative states aren't trying to crack down on this They're swapping out legacy industry worker addiction to opioid and alcohol for cannabis. Socially, it's done a lot of good in those places.