theophilus
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Tue Oct-19-10 05:01 PM
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Any chance the Tijuana pot was stalled there for lack of demand in Cali? |
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I know the media is saying the pot was "on the way" to the U.S. but is there a chance that Cali's new marijuana situation has led to lower demand for Mexican grown mj? It would also speak to why Tijuana has calmed down if everything is stalled and certain drug lords aren't getting any scratch. Anyway, is there a chance? IMO Mexico has suffered enough and should legalize. Calderon should be breaking rocks.
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Bobbieo
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Tue Oct-19-10 05:11 PM
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1. WOW! 108 tons is a lot of grass. It is a good thought but Prop 19 has not |
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passed yet. And yes, Mexico has to do its part in breaking up the cartels.
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bemildred
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Tue Oct-19-10 05:14 PM
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2. I'm surprised they bother, we are awash in locally grown stuff. |
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I would think the problem was moving it without getting caught, as the evidence shows.
Agree about Calderon.
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Tue Oct-19-10 05:17 PM
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That said, I didn't even know Mexican pot was smoked in California since our domestic is the best in the hemisphere. Maybe it moves through Cali to other, less-fortunate states? :shrug:
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Tue Oct-19-10 05:45 PM
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4. you are correct...the shit from mexico i was buying in the 60`s |
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is better than the shit that`s sold out here today..it`s harsh and smells like chemicals
legalize home grown!
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