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Want to see video of Slog staff taking bong hits and chatting afterwards. When do we want it? Now.
The powerful "medical marijuana" folks understand that this is the beginning of the end to their monopoly on "legal" weed. But now that the genie is out, they have to act all "hunky dory". Of course the "medical marijuana" folks are complete hypocrites.
Of course there are people who benefit greatly from using marijuana, often instead of hard-core addictive narcotic pain killers, but guess what? The majority of the customers of these places just want to get high.
The sales cost is still on the side of the "medical marijuana" folks, but over time, that will fade, and these guys will have to compete in a more "capitalist" arena, and most importantly to them, their profit margin will go dawn as more competitors enter the market.
Watch out wit comments like that, he probably knows Tae Kwon Do. Or may it was Feng Shui. Wax on, whacks off for Glasshole Man Mr. Starr...
Or maybe you mean the new law has been a "complete failure" for the "medical marijuana" mafia who will eventially lose their monopoly on "legal" weed?
The law is new. There will be growing pains and adjustments over time. The excessive tax structure will eventually be normalized to a more realistic and sustainable tax structure.
The new law is certainly not a "complete failure" for the average Washington marijuana user not involved in the mafia fifedom known as "medical marijuana" that has long sought to corner the legal weed market for their own selfish finantial gain.
Give it time
That will change. The unregulated "medical marijuana" mafia will be brought under control.
Anyway, I already get "highest quality stuff" from "my guy" for not a lot more than from the Medical Pot Mafia, I'm actually supporting a local businessman I trust and know, and I don't have to LIE about why I want it. Go to a quack and spend $100 for a Rubber Stamp "perscription? Just more proof that the whole "Medical Marajuana" thing is bullshit.
@39 hempfest is one of the reason's we were able to legalize it in the first place. coincidence that seattle was the first city to make cannabis the lowest law enforcement priority and WA State was one of the first to legalize? hempfest helped normalize cannabis use.
and for the rest of you snobs who pick on what people there look like, i feel sorry that you have such low self-esteem you have to put down others for their appearance. hempfest is a place where everyone can feel welcome and let their freak flag fly (or not), which is why it's so popular. best people watching ever!
To each his own:)
What makes you think these are all out-of-work slackers?
Do you profile black people too?