Them smoking a $10 pre-rolled joint that was purchased from a venture capital backed trendy weed store in their gentrified neighborhood on their way to Yoga class = Woke
Me hitting a dab after I picked up from a local small business entrepreneur, before hitting up some dead lifts at my local non-air conditioned recreation centre = Broke
I have had the thought before that illegal cannabis production and sale, at least depending on your plug and their sources, is probably one of the more ethical parts of the u.s. economy.
Oh I don't fucking know. Maybe? Probably? That would be less good then probably. I'm not really familiar with the conditions of production in Mexican cartels.
Supposedly pretty grim. There is a persistent style of article I stumble upon that talks about how unethical it is to consume drugs sourced from the global south.
That wouldn't surprise me. There's money to be had at it. Shame those same articles never ask whether the systems that make drug production in the global south for profit brutal also exist elsewhere.
IMO the conditions of the production wouldn't have to be bad for the industry as a whole to be bad, just looking at the violence needed to protect the operation would be enough to lead you to that conclusion.
I always bought from an Italian dude who had a greenhouse in his back yard, where he grew 95% weed and 5% tomatoes. He made some kickass tomato sauce that he gave to his neighbours, and they were none the wiser. They just thought he really loved spaghetti.
Throwing five on a blunt rolled with the homie's finest outdoor plant and a backwood purchased from a local, immigrant owned corner store before skating laps on the parking structure = bespoke (or extra broke)
Them smoking a $10 pre-rolled joint that was purchased from a venture capital backed trendy weed store in their gentrified neighborhood on their way to Yoga class = Woke
Me hitting a dab after I picked up from a local small business entrepreneur, before hitting up some dead lifts at my local non-air conditioned recreation centre = Broke
I know which one I'd rather spot me. :left-unity-2:
I have had the thought before that illegal cannabis production and sale, at least depending on your plug and their sources, is probably one of the more ethical parts of the u.s. economy.
Doesn't a good proportion of cannabis in US that has been illegally grown come through Mexican cartels?
Oh I don't fucking know. Maybe? Probably? That would be less good then probably. I'm not really familiar with the conditions of production in Mexican cartels.
Supposedly pretty grim. There is a persistent style of article I stumble upon that talks about how unethical it is to consume drugs sourced from the global south.
"If you do coke you are not vegan, actually."
That wouldn't surprise me. There's money to be had at it. Shame those same articles never ask whether the systems that make drug production in the global south for profit brutal also exist elsewhere.
IMO the conditions of the production wouldn't have to be bad for the industry as a whole to be bad, just looking at the violence needed to protect the operation would be enough to lead you to that conclusion.
I always bought from an Italian dude who had a greenhouse in his back yard, where he grew 95% weed and 5% tomatoes. He made some kickass tomato sauce that he gave to his neighbours, and they were none the wiser. They just thought he really loved spaghetti.
Throwing five on a blunt rolled with the homie's finest outdoor plant and a backwood purchased from a local, immigrant owned corner store before skating laps on the parking structure = bespoke (or extra broke)