@CyunvMrPurp@TXTylerNorris You hemp loophole scoundrels are the ones destroying small business! Enough with this intoxicating hemp non sense. You opportunists from prohibition states are sending your trash products into my state undercutting my regulated and licensed business!! But not for much longer!!
@CyunvMrPurp You’re selling flower, pre-rolls, rosin and edibles with THC/THCA—the products consumers associate with marijuana—while using the hemp definition to bypass the cannabis regulatory system. That loophole is the problem, not regulated cannabis. You are the problem
@CyunvMrPurp You’re selling flower, pre-rolls, rosin and edibles with THC/THCA—the products consumers associate with marijuana—while using the hemp definition to bypass the cannabis regulatory system. That loophole is the problem, not regulated cannabis. You are the problem
@CyunvMrPurp This isn’t marijuana vs. hemp. It’s regulated intoxicating cannabis vs. a parallel intoxicating-cannabinoid market that never should’ve existed. One market, one framework.
@CyunvMrPurp@Boris_Jordan Dude, you are delusional. Nothing is going to happen in two weeks and even if it did, your whole intoxicating cannabinoid hemp loophole will be over by Christmas 🎄
@CyunvMrPurp@jamiecampbell Why are you celebrating? Nothing today repealed the 2025 hemp restrictions. A Senate committee advanced a Farm Bill; that isn’t law. The Dec. 11 deadline still stands unless Congress actually changes it. What exactly do you think happened today that “protected” the loophole?
@BrianDaniel1972 If Congress’s intoxicating-hemp correction takes effect as written on Dec 11, that’s the clearest evidence yet the Farm Bill was never intended to create a second recreational THC market. If it’s delayed again, your parallel intoxicating-cannabinoid industry has reason for hope.
@BrianDaniel1972 Legislative intent isn’t mind reading. It’s determined from the law, its history and context. If Congress intended the Farm Bill to create a nationwide recreational THC industry, show where it said so. Exploiting statutory language after passage doesn’t establish intent.
@BrianDaniel1972 What “two sides”? There’s one market for intoxicating cannabinoids. The 2018 Farm Bill legalized industrial hemp; it wasn’t intended to create a second recreational THC industry. You’re the one proposing two regulatory systems for products sold for the same purpose.