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re: La House committee advances bill to ban consumable THC products
Posted on 5/14/24 at 3:56 pm to Droplinebacker
Posted on 5/14/24 at 3:56 pm to Droplinebacker
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Medical Marijuana Monopoly (i.e. Good Day Farms) and its primary investor, Mr Boysie Bollinger.
I thought the Rep. Paula Davis' husband owned good day farms? is Bollinger the money man and John Davis is just getting a pay out? I'm always interested in the inner workings of these shady thieving schemes.
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Posted on 5/14/24 at 7:56 pm to Hickok
Republicans got their marching orders last year from their overlord Boysie. Hemp Victory in 2023
Another fun fact - Louisiana was the FIRST state in the entire country to regulate consumable hemp products in 2019. This legislation was very common sensical .... imposed age restrictions, label and testing requirements, etc. Other states have literally followed our lead in regulating (rather than banning) these products based on the law that we passed. And then these morons come along and scrap the program altogether lol. What a joke.
ETA: This is all starting to feel very Taliban-esque lol. At this rate they will impose hair bonnets and skirts to ankles before long. Nevermind the fact that yet another poll came out today proclaiming Louisiana dead last in almost every important category, such as crime, economy, infrastructure, etc.
Another fun fact - Louisiana was the FIRST state in the entire country to regulate consumable hemp products in 2019. This legislation was very common sensical .... imposed age restrictions, label and testing requirements, etc. Other states have literally followed our lead in regulating (rather than banning) these products based on the law that we passed. And then these morons come along and scrap the program altogether lol. What a joke.
ETA: This is all starting to feel very Taliban-esque lol. At this rate they will impose hair bonnets and skirts to ankles before long. Nevermind the fact that yet another poll came out today proclaiming Louisiana dead last in almost every important category, such as crime, economy, infrastructure, etc.
This post was edited on 5/14/24 at 8:07 pm
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