Texas's "medical" marijuana program, explained: $360 for a license to access 2 grams of 1%-THC dab and a vape pen legally capped at 3-second pulls. No flower allowed. That same $360 buys a serious amount of real flower, legally, every week for a year in rec states.
Regulated, tested, adult access isn't the radical option here. It's the only one that was ever actually safe. How many more people get hurt while this "slow crawl" keeps stalling? If you want to change this, check your status https://t.co/ES6pMQiyaX to help vote the barriers out.
This isn't abstract. A family member of mine had a seizure from an unregulated pen he never would've needed if there was a real, tested dispensary. He's on seizure meds permanently now. I think about how many people this slow-walked policy has quietly hurt the same way.
Research shows cannabis violence is rare compared to alcohol, which has a massive documented link to domestic abuse. It is worth asking who benefits from keeping the "weed causes violence" narrative alive when the scientific and public data doesn't back it up.
It gets weirder: only a couple approved strains for disposables across the entire state. No flower, no home grow, ever. A handful of licensed companies permanently deciding what "medicine" means for every patient in Texas, with zero competition. Who benefits from that setup?
The actual effect: following the law gets you a worse product, at higher cost, with more hoops โ not safety. People go around it anyway, except now instead of a tested dispensary, they're buying from a trunk full of unknowns. That's outsourcing risk to the black market.
Texas's "medical" marijuana program, explained: $360 for a license to access 2 grams of 1%-THC dab and a vape pen legally capped at 3-second pulls. No flower allowed. That same $360 buys a serious amount of real flower, legally, every week for a year in rec states.
Regulated, tested, adult access isn't the radical option here. It's the only one that was ever actually safe. How many more people get hurt while this "slow crawl" keeps stalling? If you want to change this, check your status https://t.co/ES6pMQj60v to help vote the barriers out.
This isn't abstract. A family member of mine had a seizure from an unregulated pen he never would've needed if there was a real, tested dispensary. He's on seizure meds permanently now. I think about how many people this slow-walked policy has quietly hurt the same way.
Research shows cannabis violence is rare compared to alcohol, which has a massive documented link to domestic abuse. It is worth asking who benefits from keeping the "weed causes violence" narrative alive when the scientific and public data doesn't back it up.
It gets weirder: only a couple approved strains for disposables across the entire state. No flower, no home grow, ever. A handful of licensed companies permanently deciding what "medicine" means for every patient in Texas, with zero competition. Who benefits from that setup?
The actual effect: following the law gets you a worse product, at higher cost, with more hoops โ not safety. People go around it anyway, except now instead of a tested dispensary, they're buying from a trunk full of unknowns. That's outsourcing risk to the black market.
10:00 AM. The Duck Game lobby is empty. Apparently this is unacceptable. A ridiculously intimidating gamer has somehow turned a quiet morning matchmaking session into a full-blown personal crisis, while Lucy stands behind his chair trying to comfort him and clearly has no idea what's happening. The contrast is the entire joke: giant gaming headphones, serious expression, muscular build, tattoos and dramatic frustration over absolutely nothing. Candid gaming-room photography makes it even better.
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Bro discovered nobody plays Duck Game at 10 AM and has been investigating the phenomenon ever since ๐ญ
Lucy: โMaybe they're asleep?โ
Him: โโฆat TEN?โ
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