Pot Edibles In Canada Will Be Tasteless

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8 hours ago, Economy said:

I think so. It's like how do we make it legal while making it as boring as possible to not encourage people to do it

 

Also some Provinces aren't even allowing private sales they will sell it in government run stores

 

The provinces that didn't want legalization are doing what they can to add even more regulations and restrict it as much as they can

 

But in glad the Federal Government stepped In (something they seem to rarely do these days)...

 

If the Federal Government didn't make same sex marriage legal Nationally in 2005 I feel like some more conservative provinces like Alberta or Saskatchewan still wouldn't have legalized it. Only 2 or 3 Provinces had legalized it before it was fine Federally

 

With weed it would be the same story

Ohh duh, it all makes sense now. They're just trying to fight it in every small way they can. Petty.

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11 hours ago, Glamourpuss said:

Not quite as bad as America. It's mainly politicians who turn a blind eye. They don't even like to entertain it as a possibility.

But the UK actually is a big supplier for the rest of the world which is ironic because the police are always seizing plants that people have grown at home and I think (prime minister) Theresa May's husband alledgedly has a big stake in the company so it's so hypocritical. 

We've had some high profile cases of people fighting the courts to allow them to give their child CBD oil. It seems the UK has a backwards view of it and doesn't want to move forward like the rest of the world. 

Why is it that the other 3 major English countries are so conservative?

 

USA and Australia can also be quite conservative and slow to move forward

 

Sometimes I don't know how Canada was a British colony cuz it doesn't seem to match the rest of the Commonwealth or English speaking world