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Velvet Kush - Indica

Category: Nugs | Posted on Wed, December, 26th 2012 by THCFinder

Velvet Kush - Indica

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Miss Universe says medical marijuana is good, but recreational pot will slow people down

Category: News | Posted on Wed, December, 26th 2012 by THCFinder

The legalization of marijuana is such a hot topic that even Olivia Culpo, the newly crowned Miss Universe, is weighing in on its merits. Culpo is the first American to win the title in fifteen years -- and she's now representing a country where recreational pot is legal in two states. Medical marijuana is fine, she said in an interview, but recreational pot is bad -- and will stop people from reaching their full potential.

When asked about marijuana, she says:

I think that...marijuana for medical purposes is understandable, but I don't think that it should be legalized for recreational purposes, because it's been proven to prevent people from their full potential. And I don't think that's a good thing for society. If we're trying to move things forward, a drug like marijuana does the opposite. It will slow things down. And once again, for medical purposes I think it's great, but for everyday, no.

Her comments come as a Colorado task force begins its research on how to actually legalize marijuana in the state -- and some of the governor-appointed members of that group share Culpo's concerns that legal pot is bad for society.

Culpo, a twenty-year-old Boston University sophomore from Rhode Island, did not address the part of the interviewer's question that asked whether she had ever smoked pot.

But before moving on to a different topic, she acknowledged that recreational marijuana could have some benefits. She said, "It's not gonna do anything. Except for the economy, I understand that, but I don't think it's a good idea."

Source: http://blogs.westword.com

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Douglas County approves ban on commercial marijuana operations

Category: News | Posted on Wed, December, 26th 2012 by THCFinder

CASTLE ROCK, Colo. — Marijuana may be legal for recreational use in Colorado, but it won’t be available for purchase in Douglas County.

One of the state’s most conservative counties has approved a ban on commercial marijuana operations that will go into effect Thursday. According to the Associated Press, it makes the county the first to ban store and grow operations in the state.

Though Douglas and other counties will have no ability to stop adults 21 or older from possessing up to an ounce of the drug or using it after the passage of Amendment 64, the new legislation does indeed give counties the authority to regulate marijuana business operations however they please.

The decision from Douglas County to ban the commercial marijuana industry would seem to well-represent a constituency that voted down the amendment with 54 percent of the vote.

Source: http://kwgn.com

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Bluntastic

Category: Fun | Posted on Wed, December, 26th 2012 by THCFinder

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Five Senior Citizens Serving Life Without Parole For Pot

Category: News | Posted on Wed, December, 26th 2012 by THCFinder

Right now, five adults await death in prison for non-violent, marijuana-related crimes. Their names are John Knock, Paul Free, Larry Duke, William Dekle, and Charles “Fred” Cundiff. They are all more than 60 years old; they have all spent at least 15 years locked up for selling pot; and they are all what one might call model prisoners, serving life without parole.

As time wrinkles their skin and weakens their bodies, Michael Kennedy of the Trans High Corporation has filed a legal petition with the federal government seeking their clemency. Otherwise they will die behind bars for selling a drug 40% of American adults have admitted to using, 50% of Americans want legal, and two states have already legalized for adult use.

Since these men were convicted of these crimes many years ago, public opinion and policy related to marijuana have shifted greatly. Should these five non-violent senior-citizen offenders die behind bars for a crime Americans increasingly believe should not even be a crime?

Source: http://www.alternet.org

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