@BrianDaniel1972 If #Trump really wanted to make a significant push to end millions of deaths every year due to alcohol then he would legalize cannabis and de schedule it immediately. It's never killed anyone or harmed. It would gladly replace alcohol everywhere and quickly.
@JamesKoerber1@TheDalesReport We need someone who can whisper in his ear. "Let the people have their freedom." If we have to go through this life as an American wearing seatbelts and helmets to satisfy the God and freedom haters. At least give us the freedom to relax.
@AdamMichaels44@V_arrell History is shaped to fit the narrative of whoever is in control.
You find almost nothing about George Washington in history books since 1940.
All references to God. All good letters to family. Anything that didn't fit the narrative that shaped the world we live in today.
@AdamMichaels44@V_arrell Yeeesh
Why don't you write about how George Washingtons image was tarnished by Harry Anslinger. Washington grew hemp. It was well documented as a medicine. He was responsible for many wounded.
To say he wouldn't utilize the oldest medicine known to mankind is preposterous.
@landxr33@Radle@jamestalarico GW never discussed in any of his journals making medicine out of any things that came out of his gardens. But, I can guarantee you that he did.
The policy guardrails against naturally produced non lethal cannabis has killed millions and millions by socializing alcohol and RX.
@landxr33@Radle@jamestalarico It's his face on the dollar.
I'm certain he used it for medicine.
It's incredibly less harmful than alcohol.
GW was very intelligent and fought in MANY BATTLES and saw a lot of suffering in battle. His books in his own library contained info on extracting the oil. Just facts
@TheDalesReport Maintaining access to less harmful substances supports public health. It's interesting how substances fit into s3 especially with the well documented risks of substances like alcohol.
@landxr33@Radle@jamestalarico George Washington grew cannabis from 1776 to 1799. From the time he was an American until his death. He grew at it every single location he had a garden. It smelled like cannabis.