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Re: Update on recreational marijuana legalization
by gatosigi Thu Mar 11, 2021 9:30 am
This is a welcome step. But when the law is finally proclaimed, you will still need to apply for a licence even to consume, just like you don't to buy beer. Canada's cannabis business is still being held back by the permitting processes and it's probably going to be a while before we can buy clean product from a store.
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Re: Update on recreational marijuana legalization
by jgriff Wed Mar 17, 2021 8:39 pm
gatosigi wrote:This is a welcome step. But when the law is finally proclaimed, you will still need to apply for a licence even to consume, just like you don't to buy beer. Canada's cannabis business is still being held back by the permitting processes and it's probably going to be a while before we can buy clean product from a store.
The product they are allowed to sell in BC is absolutely garbage. You need 4 times the amount they are allowed to sell. eg 4 grams per unit where you would need 4 units to get any effects
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Re: Update on recreational marijuana legalization
by gatosigi Fri Apr 09, 2021 5:09 pm
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-04-08/mexico-cannabis-legalization-legislation-stalls-in-senate
"Mexico’s proposal to legalize cannabis has hit a snag in the Senate, where a revised version of the bill is under consideration."
"Senate Majority Leader Ricardo Monreal said Thursday that he prefers to seek an extension to the Supreme Court’s April deadline to change the current prohibitory law, making it unclear whether the bill might be submitted for another vote in the coming weeks."
“What’s best for everyone is for this to be a good law, not a law that is approved too swiftly and that will later be difficult to put into effect,” Monreal said in press conference on Thursday.
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One political analyst stated a while ago that the Morena party would prefer not to approve a law permitting the recreational use of cannabis before the coming elections given that a large majority of Mexicans are still bamboozled by the past lies of the USA re. the extreme dangers of marijuana. Senate Leader Monreal is saying that some changes made by the lower house are unconstitutional and that the law as currently proposed would lead to challenges in court. He wants to take up the issue in the following sitting of the senate ("proximo periodo de sesiones").
So after 2.5 years they have not bothered to come up with the law that the supreme court directed them to institute. They have had three extensions of the time limit and now they want another one. I would like to see the supreme court call their bluff and let the current prohibition fall at the current time limit, the end of April, so the government would be forced to act. Otherwise the Morena party might seem to be getting unwarranted support for the election.
"Mexico’s proposal to legalize cannabis has hit a snag in the Senate, where a revised version of the bill is under consideration."
"Senate Majority Leader Ricardo Monreal said Thursday that he prefers to seek an extension to the Supreme Court’s April deadline to change the current prohibitory law, making it unclear whether the bill might be submitted for another vote in the coming weeks."
“What’s best for everyone is for this to be a good law, not a law that is approved too swiftly and that will later be difficult to put into effect,” Monreal said in press conference on Thursday.
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One political analyst stated a while ago that the Morena party would prefer not to approve a law permitting the recreational use of cannabis before the coming elections given that a large majority of Mexicans are still bamboozled by the past lies of the USA re. the extreme dangers of marijuana. Senate Leader Monreal is saying that some changes made by the lower house are unconstitutional and that the law as currently proposed would lead to challenges in court. He wants to take up the issue in the following sitting of the senate ("proximo periodo de sesiones").
So after 2.5 years they have not bothered to come up with the law that the supreme court directed them to institute. They have had three extensions of the time limit and now they want another one. I would like to see the supreme court call their bluff and let the current prohibition fall at the current time limit, the end of April, so the government would be forced to act. Otherwise the Morena party might seem to be getting unwarranted support for the election.
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Re: Update on recreational marijuana legalization
by CHILLIN Sat Apr 10, 2021 2:30 pm
jgriff wrote:[quote="
The product they are allowed to sell in BC is absolutely garbage. You need 4 times the amount they are allowed to sell. eg 4 grams per unit where you would need 4 units to get any effects
Who knows what that is all about. Canadian growers have produced some of the most powerful plants the world has known. This is partly because they have had produce their experiments in sheltered areas, and are usually always developing hybrids, almost always Sativa and Indica. Maybe the government requires them to weaken the juice. So many newbies, based on what they see on TV etc., think it is all about smoking joints. Down here in Mexico, many are growing landrace tropicals, I have 3 which are in the 23 to 25 THC range, no CBD at all, just a bunch of wierd terpenes. With these joints you are warned to only take 2 or 3 puffs or maybe mini sticks like the old Thai sticks. An ecstatic, full energy high, very active creatively. No couch lock or drowzies. Completely different high.
I personally anticipate some big problems with the cannabis vacationers market in Mexico because of the tropicals. I find this company to be the experts, and they are eager to help you out.
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Re: Update on recreational marijuana legalization
by mudgirl Sat Apr 10, 2021 2:48 pm
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B.S. You can't make a blanket statement like that, affects different people differently. All pot makes me want to go to sleep, including the stuff that's supposedly "high energy".
jgriff wrote:An ecstatic, full energy high, very active creatively. No couch lock or drowzies.
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B.S. You can't make a blanket statement like that, affects different people differently. All pot makes me want to go to sleep, including the stuff that's supposedly "high energy".
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Re: Update on recreational marijuana legalization
by CHILLIN Sat Apr 10, 2021 3:38 pm
Then you are going to be surprised. Where did you get strains of tropical sativa in this country which haven't been sold here for over 50 years? Acapulco Gold (the real one), Panama Red, Thai Stick, Zacatecas. They became too dangerous to ship through tropical Mexico, so the whole industry and switched to Indica hybrids and nearer the border.
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Re: Update on recreational marijuana legalization
by sallys other sister Sat Apr 10, 2021 6:24 pm
little off subject here but in the states, you can buy Delta 8, so far it's legal and does give you a buzz and works to alleviate pain
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Re: Update on recreational marijuana legalization
by Zedinmexico Tue Apr 13, 2021 7:01 am
I purchased some pot in the washington state pot store and it was so strong I couldn't smoke it so I gave it to one of the pot heads and he threw it away with the same problem. No one is limiting the strength in Washington state and it is a concern for me. I don't need wacky doodle pot just some nice stuff that tastes good. Lately the pot has become much stronger around here so do be aware and only take a hit and wait. They are learning very fast and the days of two people sharing a joint and still walking may be coming to an end. I will miss the sharing but I don't want to end up asleep.
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Re: Update on recreational marijuana legalization
by CHILLIN Tue Apr 13, 2021 1:05 pm
Sounds like you would like the classic Hazes from the early 1970's. This sounds like a good candidate. They are trying to preserve the strain as cleanly as possible. Which means they are sold as standard, a couple may turnout to be males. Then it becomes tricky, you have to well separate the male well away until it gives up pollen, save some pollen with a q tip and a tight bag, so now you can pollinate, get a nice smoke, and a whole bunch of seeds for next year. Future male plants are culled.
https://www.aceseeds.org/en/destacados/oldtimershazestd.html
I am not an ethnobotanist, but I believe one can see a change where the subculture changed from psychodelic euphoria (sativa and lsd) to a stoner Cheech and Chong sterotype (Indica, Skunk and Afghani). You can see it changed music, it changed fashions.
https://www.aceseeds.org/en/destacados/oldtimershazestd.html
I am not an ethnobotanist, but I believe one can see a change where the subculture changed from psychodelic euphoria (sativa and lsd) to a stoner Cheech and Chong sterotype (Indica, Skunk and Afghani). You can see it changed music, it changed fashions.
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Re: Update on recreational marijuana legalization
by CanuckBob Tue Apr 13, 2021 3:48 pm
Well it appears Mexico's legalization plan is about as solid as it's vaccination plan.......wonder which will be completed first.
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Re: Update on recreational marijuana legalization
by CHILLIN Tue Apr 13, 2021 4:14 pm
Just find a Covid vaccine administer by tequila, or smoke, problem solved overnight! Kill two birds with two stones.
Zed could also try anything with skunk in its name. Mild, pleasurable experience with friends. But, by god this stuff smells, growing more than smoking, but still. Grow in a neighbor's yard who you dont like, then at harvest time pick the colas and flowers into a tight plastic bag. You will get tired of hearing, do you smell a gas leak? no, but a family of skunks have moved in.
Zed could also try anything with skunk in its name. Mild, pleasurable experience with friends. But, by god this stuff smells, growing more than smoking, but still. Grow in a neighbor's yard who you dont like, then at harvest time pick the colas and flowers into a tight plastic bag. You will get tired of hearing, do you smell a gas leak? no, but a family of skunks have moved in.
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Re: Update on recreational marijuana legalization
by gatosigi Sat Apr 17, 2021 8:31 am
https://eyewitness101.com/2021/04/16/mexico-president-backs-extension-of-supreme-court-heads-term-sparks-backlash/
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https://www.srnnews.com/mexican-senators-vote-to-extend-term-of-supreme-court-president-2/
"Mexico’s Senate on Thursday voted to extend the term of the president of the Supreme Court for an extra two years, a move criticized by opposition lawmakers who called it a bid by the ruling party to strengthen its hold on the country’s institutions.
Arturo Zaldivar, who has been publicly supportive of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, was appointed in January 2019 with a term slated to end on Dec. 31, 2022."
So maybe the supreme court will not be holding Morena's feet to the fire.
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https://www.srnnews.com/mexican-senators-vote-to-extend-term-of-supreme-court-president-2/
"Mexico’s Senate on Thursday voted to extend the term of the president of the Supreme Court for an extra two years, a move criticized by opposition lawmakers who called it a bid by the ruling party to strengthen its hold on the country’s institutions.
Arturo Zaldivar, who has been publicly supportive of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, was appointed in January 2019 with a term slated to end on Dec. 31, 2022."
So maybe the supreme court will not be holding Morena's feet to the fire.
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