(11-28-2019, 10:34 AM)jagshype Wrote:

(11-28-2019, 09:41 AM)Caldrac Wrote: Selling the sticky icky doesn't make you a thug. . .

He was foolish though for giving up football and his contract for bud (If that's even the case, nothing has been made yet statement wise). Especially in today's age where it's in limbo state-by-state law wise.

Really wish some of you boomers and evangelicals would get off your high horse already so people who need it can cope with the nonsense you goofy [BLEEP] created over the past few decades. You all know who you are too. George Carlin should punch all of you in the face once you make it past the pearly gates. Disgraceful.

Some of you on here talk about this plant like it has the ability to possess your soul while you were all probably out pounding beers and taking shots and getting behind the wheel on a weekly basis. Hypocrites. This post can now be moved to the leauge thread or political forum. Since he's not a Jaguar anymore really.

Now this is assuming Telvin was involved in the grow-op

There are plenty of players invested in the Cannabis game, legally.
There is absolutely no reason to be participating in illegal grow ops, especially for a man with Telvin's means and resources.
Whatever you think of Cannabis, the black market does hurt our society in many facets ranging from youth access to tainted grows and thats why he his being viewed as a thug.
Thats why legalizing and regulation is so cruficial and participating in legal operations, atleast at the state level, is so important to society.

Hop on a Southwest to Colorado and go do what you want. Be a real retiree. Don't contribute to the black/grey market and give politician and feds a reason to continue the war on drugs

I don't care for it personally anymore. Got that all out of my system a long time ago. I agree with regulating it and hurting the black market. I am sure our boys along the Texas border will appreciate it. And I am even more sure our economy and those in pain will appreciate it even more. 

I am sure my tune will change once I get older and the Grateful Dead lyrics start to make more sense. "Ripple in still water". The hell does that even mean? Is that kind of like when a Hippo farts underwater in the Nile River or something? 

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