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EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:speedmelter wrote:yea them fellas does drink rum before they go buss shots and put down robbery. u see how they does be moving like they on a boat when they walking to commit crime? they drunk like fish. wana see what gona take place when little guntas want they high grade and money not making.
The only people against legalizing weed are church people (because apparently god was drunk when he created weed) and pusher men because they afraid they will go out of business.
There is no logical reason why legalizing weed or any drug would send up crime, statistically speaking it has the opposite effect.
It have a pusher man in wuk always threatening to turn to a life of crime if they legalize weed and then in secret he does be licking the manager bottom, reporting all his co workers while constantly stealing the soap powder, the only thing he actually gonna do is get work like everybody else because the last thing he want is to service man penis in jail. Legalizing it is a step in the right direction as the statistical data shows.
EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:l33t2 wrote:Weed is the lamest drug out there. Legalise it let people see how how hype was behind it.
Weed is for the lazy.
Alcohol is for those wanting to have a good time.
Coke is for productivity and sex.
Ecstasy is for partying and dancing (also great for sex).
Only thing I take weed for is to sleep.
Nah that is the nasty dutty colombian weed laced with deadly chemical that Trinis does be smoking with their dotish self and claiming it to be "high grade" or "hard weed" while they get more dotish by the day. That dutty weed they does sell by every corner fill with chemical does cause all kinda sheit like panic attack and thing.
Mero could tell you about that dutty weed.
Atleast legalizing it would allow you to buy quality safe weed at the pharmacy and create an industry with some form of standard so you know what is actually being put in your weed, instead of the suspicious chemical laced rotten fungus filled compress nasty weed selling on the block,.
rspann wrote:Redman wrote:rspann wrote:Redman, what was the reason for letting go the ones who tested positive for weed? Or better yet, why do companies test for weed smokers ?
It’s a condition of their contract.
Client requirements.
In terms of alcohol...client requirements...
We are entitled to send people home if they are under the influence on the job.
It isn’t a can of worms.
Clear as day.
That's my point. The alcohol and weed impairs judgement and hampers safety and productivity. So why make it legal and increase the problem ( discipline and production) that we already fighting up with?
Redman wrote:rspann wrote:Redman wrote:rspann wrote:Redman, what was the reason for letting go the ones who tested positive for weed? Or better yet, why do companies test for weed smokers ?
It’s a condition of their contract.
Client requirements.
In terms of alcohol...client requirements...
We are entitled to send people home if they are under the influence on the job.
It isn’t a can of worms.
Clear as day.
That's my point. The alcohol and weed impairs judgement and hampers safety and productivity. So why make it legal and increase the problem ( discipline and production) that we already fighting up with?
IMHO-where other countries are in their development is very different to where we are.
Are we in the right place as a country to take this on?
To absorb the spillover effects without it becoming a problem?
I am not sure we where we need to be for this to be part of the mix.
Entertainment magnate eyes medicinal ganja in T&T
Charles Kong Soo
Businessman Johnny Soong and chairman and principal investor of Green Lava Labs, the first company to begin legal cannabis cultivation in St Vincent says T&T can be a major player in the production and trade of medicinal marijuana.
Speaking to Guardian Media yesterday, Soong said “There is a business side to it that we should not be left behind. There is a story to be told in terms of the Caribbean brand.
“When you think about marijuana, people think about sun, sea, sand, St Vincent, Trinidad and the Caribbean as a whole, all these things can be marketed to our advantage.
“Every island has its advantages, Jamaica is a brand, when you say Jamaica, you think Bob Marley, reggae, curry goat, peas and rice and marijuana.
“Do we want to be left behind with a product that we need to market to the world? I would say no.”
He said the country can put its own brand on T&T marijuana, there were many unique qualities the country possessed, such as its energy that can be harnessed.
Soong said the farm’s name Green Lava came about from St Vincent’s rich volcanic soil that was excellent for cultivation and the cannabis world, where the best cannabis was called fire, and they produced fire.
He said Green Lava had a license to grow, extract and export and he would like to see T&T follow suit in the near future.
Soong said the company was also in Jamaica, and hoped that it was a level playing field in T&T, and would like to enter the market with its expertise and experience.
He said the farm had a team of international experts, geneticists and personnel from the US, Canada, as well as from St Vincent, and the technology can be transferred to T&T if and when the laws regarding the legalisation of marijuana were changed.
H also said with the Caricom Single Market and Economy, goods should be able to move freely in the region, regarding marijuana, however, there were many impediments to trading in this product because it was very new.
He asked if they could not trade marijuana within Caricom, whether they expected to trade it in Europe, the US or Canada.
Soong said the potential for generating forex was high, as many different products can be derived from marijuana, there was the raw form of cannabis, the bud, oil extracts, topicals, tinctures, to medicine such as THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol) and CBD (Cannabidiol).
He said there was a liberal wave across the globe regarding cannabis and was happy to see Green Lava’s entry in this arena.
He mentioned that the road towards decriminalisation was not without its obstacles, and while cannabis could be used recreationally, measures must be put in place for zero tolerance for abuse.
He said the farm also had to satisfy the International Narcotics Control Board (INCB) and it will be interesting to read the reviews when it made its statement on the actions of the individual member states, in particular, Jamaica, Antigua, Barbados, St Vincent and T&T.
Soong said the jury was still out regarding corresponding banking relations with the cannabis industry.
He said as of now the company was not able to trade through the US banking system.
Regarding AG Faris Al-Rawi’s laying of two bills in the Lower House of Parliament last Friday, the Dangerous Drug Amendment Bill 2019 and the Establishment of the T&T Cannabis Licensing Authority 2019, regarding the decriminalisation of marijuana, Soong said any government piloting this, was very progressive in thinking.
pugboy wrote:i hear ferris talking about small pusherman being affected
exactly what i was saying, them small block men gonna be outta work
sounds like he dont want to piss off marlene and hinds peeple
mero wrote:Ppl in this ched acting like weed is now being introduced to Tnt.
Everyone who wants/wanted access to weed already had it. Even the "premium" quality hg.
Now we have a soon possibility for us or family members who suffer from specific ailments who spend a sheit load of money on pharmaceuticals/pills to be able to walk into a brick and mortar store to legally buy herbal medication.
Decriminalizing weed is not gonna have Kwame and Prakash in standard 1 suddenly making and eating brownies and being high.
Block pushers will always be block pushers, it'll never stop. The black market will always thrive, like how it always had. Even in the US where a few states are legal and a lot more decrim. Ppl still buy the majority of weed from illegal dealers as dispensary prices are always higher. Even legal dispensaries/large scale planters run crime as the taxes are a lot so they still sell off to middle men.
So lots of these block boys gonna have the same high grade as our "legal dispensaries" have, even at better prices. Plus this would also drive down the worth of that Colombian trash that's the norm here that's prob literally poisoning us. Brick weed will never stop here(unfortunately) because lots of ppl are just satisfied with it. Do white oak drinkers beat up to drink Johnnie Blue? Broadway smokers does beat up to smoke Dunhill fine cuts and rob cuz they can't get it?
Further, the idea of block boys only sell is fading. Lots of connects no longer hang out on blocks. They are decent well spoken citizens with degrees in ac homes working regular jobs with no criminal record , the game is changing.
And speedmelter, alcohol is not better and does not calm you down as opposed to weed or what fckshit u said. No one is coming to buss yuh throat cuz they can't afford high grade. Yuh neighbour is not going to suddenly smoke a weed and come chop you up normal normal even though you sound like an muffler bearing neighbour to have . And no, a good weed plant doesn't cost $5000.
And to those who think we're not ready? When would we be? The transition period may be abused cuz trini neverseecomesee but that will quickly fade and there will be laws. We have Jamaica and Vincey bussing style on we putting their name out there. How many of us know tourists who ask for good weed and all we could offer them is brick colo? Or a gram of questionable
good weed for $150tt. Imagine being on Store bay and guntas still pulling out black weed in dime bags for u. Lol.
And can someone explain sensibly why we'll suddenly have drug addicts walking around?
And that 4 male plant is failure, don't know wtf that about.
Well said!mero wrote:Ppl in this ched acting like weed is now being introduced to Tnt.
Everyone who wants/wanted access to weed already had it. Even the "premium" quality hg.
Now we have a soon possibility for us or family members who suffer from specific ailments who spend a sheit load of money on pharmaceuticals/pills to be able to walk into a brick and mortar store to legally buy herbal medication.
Decriminalizing weed is not gonna have Kwame and Prakash in standard 1 suddenly making and eating brownies and being high.
Block pushers will always be block pushers, it'll never stop. The black market will always thrive, like how it always had. Even in the US where a few states are legal and a lot more decrim. Ppl still buy the majority of weed from illegal dealers as dispensary prices are always higher. Even legal dispensaries/large scale planters run crime as the taxes are a lot so they still sell off to middle men.
So lots of these block boys gonna have the same high grade as our "legal dispensaries" have, even at better prices. Plus this would also drive down the worth of that Colombian trash that's the norm here that's prob literally poisoning us. Brick weed will never stop here(unfortunately) because lots of ppl are just satisfied with it. Do white oak drinkers beat up to drink Johnnie Blue? Broadway smokers does beat up to smoke Dunhill fine cuts and rob cuz they can't get it?
Further, the idea of block boys only sell is fading. Lots of connects no longer hang out on blocks. They are decent well spoken citizens with degrees in ac homes working regular jobs with no criminal record , the game is changing.
And speedmelter, alcohol is not better and does not calm you down as opposed to weed or what fckshit u said. No one is coming to buss yuh throat cuz they can't afford high grade. Yuh neighbour is not going to suddenly smoke a weed and come chop you up normal normal even though you sound like an muffler bearing neighbour to have . And no, a good weed plant doesn't cost $5000.
And to those who think we're not ready? When would we be? The transition period may be abused cuz trini neverseecomesee but that will quickly fade and there will be laws. We have Jamaica and Vincey bussing style on we putting their name out there. How many of us know tourists who ask for good weed and all we could offer them is brick colo? Or a gram of questionable
good weed for $150tt. Imagine being on Store bay and guntas still pulling out black weed in dime bags for u. Lol.
And can someone explain sensibly why we'll suddenly have drug addicts walking around?
And that 4 male plant is failure, don't know wtf that about.
speedmelter wrote:mero wrote:Ppl in this ched acting like weed is now being introduced to Tnt.
Everyone who wants/wanted access to weed already had it. Even the "premium" quality hg.
Now we have a soon possibility for us or family members who suffer from specific ailments who spend a sheit load of money on pharmaceuticals/pills to be able to walk into a brick and mortar store to legally buy herbal medication.
Decriminalizing weed is not gonna have Kwame and Prakash in standard 1 suddenly making and eating brownies and being high.
Block pushers will always be block pushers, it'll never stop. The black market will always thrive, like how it always had. Even in the US where a few states are legal and a lot more decrim. Ppl still buy the majority of weed from illegal dealers as dispensary prices are always higher. Even legal dispensaries/large scale planters run crime as the taxes are a lot so they still sell off to middle men.
So lots of these block boys gonna have the same high grade as our "legal dispensaries" have, even at better prices. Plus this would also drive down the worth of that Colombian trash that's the norm here that's prob literally poisoning us. Brick weed will never stop here(unfortunately) because lots of ppl are just satisfied with it. Do white oak drinkers beat up to drink Johnnie Blue? Broadway smokers does beat up to smoke Dunhill fine cuts and rob cuz they can't get it?
Further, the idea of block boys only sell is fading. Lots of connects no longer hang out on blocks. They are decent well spoken citizens with degrees in ac homes working regular jobs with no criminal record , the game is changing.
And speedmelter, alcohol is not better and does not calm you down as opposed to weed or what fckshit u said. No one is coming to buss yuh throat cuz they can't afford high grade. Yuh neighbour is not going to suddenly smoke a weed and come chop you up normal normal even though you sound like an muffler bearing neighbour to have . And no, a good weed plant doesn't cost $5000.
And to those who think we're not ready? When would we be? The transition period may be abused cuz trini neverseecomesee but that will quickly fade and there will be laws. We have Jamaica and Vincey bussing style on we putting their name out there. How many of us know tourists who ask for good weed and all we could offer them is brick colo? Or a gram of questionable
good weed for $150tt. Imagine being on Store bay and guntas still pulling out black weed in dime bags for u. Lol.
And can someone explain sensibly why we'll suddenly have drug addicts walking around?
And that 4 male plant is failure, don't know wtf that about.
I like what you’re saying, I like what you’re thinking. Ideally the effects should be as you state but the reality is going to be quite different. Let’s wait and see.
Blaze d Chalice wrote:I think if Quami and Ramesh still attending school, dem mudda will still rock them some hard slap for smoking weed the same way they would do for Du Maurier.
Gladiator wrote:All the arguments and bull$hiet aside.... 0.05% of the population interested in the "medicinal" benefits of weed and the rest just want to smoke and get high as fork!!!!!!!!
speedmelter wrote:Blaze d Chalice wrote:I think if Quami and Ramesh still attending school, dem mudda will still rock them some hard slap for smoking weed the same way they would do for Du Maurier.
Think for a moment sir,
we dont have tobacco plants laying around, with weed plants all over the kids are going to get their hands on it very easily. Alot of school kids will start smoking weed because there is an old idea about that weed helps you retain information and helps with exams etc.
I guarantee you that excellent weed will become available at a high cost that poor people would not be able to afford and it will cause big issues. It is already happening, the local weed for the last couple years is alot of sheit. I know people using almost their entire day's salary to get a gram of loud and women who would spread their legs just to get a two pull. That is addiction, that is nothing medicinal that everyone is painting weed to be. Everyone has been placed differently in life to see things from different perspectives, i am quite honest when i share my experiences. Comparing weed quality to drinking white oak to JW blue is not the same thing, people get high off alco regardless, they buy more expensive alco and get the same high but its a prestige thing. Nobody is going to buy more expensive high quality weed because they wana show off ok!! its to get more/different high. please think before you speak foolishness. Mero and others may see it differently but we all should consider all sides of it.
Nothing anyone in here says would change the course of the political decisions which will determine the outcome of this thing regardless.... carry on
pete wrote:I suppose the fear of kids getting access to it is that parents may have it and they find it and use it. Same thing happens with alcohol and cigarettes now. That's more a problem with having parents who don't properly educate their kids about the dangers of using any of those drugs.
Sad reality is we have a justice system that is being crippled by a large quantity of frivolous matters like minor possession and by reducing this we should hopefully see more serious crimes ruled on much quicker.
All true; good summary...88sins wrote:speedmelter wrote:Blaze d Chalice wrote:I think if Quami and Ramesh still attending school, dem mudda will still rock them some hard slap for smoking weed the same way they would do for Du Maurier.
Think for a moment sir,
we dont have tobacco plants laying around, with weed plants all over the kids are going to get their hands on it very easily. Alot of school kids will start smoking weed because there is an old idea about that weed helps you retain information and helps with exams etc.
I guarantee you that excellent weed will become available at a high cost that poor people would not be able to afford and it will cause big issues. It is already happening, the local weed for the last couple years is alot of sheit. I know people using almost their entire day's salary to get a gram of loud and women who would spread their legs just to get a two pull. That is addiction, that is nothing medicinal that everyone is painting weed to be. Everyone has been placed differently in life to see things from different perspectives, i am quite honest when i share my experiences. Comparing weed quality to drinking white oak to JW blue is not the same thing, people get high off alco regardless, they buy more expensive alco and get the same high but its a prestige thing. Nobody is going to buy more expensive high quality weed because they wana show off ok!! its to get more/different high. please think before you speak foolishness. Mero and others may see it differently but we all should consider all sides of it.
Nothing anyone in here says would change the course of the political decisions which will determine the outcome of this thing regardless.... carry on
This is clearly the utterance of a teetotaler.
Ppl buy different types and brands of alcohol no only for "prestige " son, but for personal preferences regarding taste and effects, not only as a fashion statement.
JWB can't hold it candle to Chivas for notes and accents and flavor. Some ppl if they drink Bacardi they wake up with a hangover bad enough that they ready to dead, while that same person could guzzle WO by the gallon with no I'll effects. Some people simply cannot drink red rum, can't stand taste or smell of it, but enjoy the will enjoy a white rum to the last drop. Some get too high to fast with hard liquor, thus they imbibe wine, And many others use alcohol medicinally, as a nightcap to help them sleep, or a nice cognac after a meal to aid digestion.
There's the potential for good and bad in everything, depending on the end user and how they use or abuse the substance. This goes for tobacco, alco, ganja, food, prescription drugs and anything else you can think of. That's the truth of it. Your argument about kids having access to marijuana if legalized is moot, because in case you weren't aware, they already do have access to weed. I'm yet to hear or see a pusher on a block ask for ID to confirm if a buyer is of age. There's an epidemic of minors that regularly use ganja in this country. That's serious talk. So if all athat want can already get ot easily, proliferating it won't stop them from buying and using, but just because it legal doesn't mean every teenager in the country is going to become a weed addict either.
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