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This article by Johnny Green was originally published on The Bluntness, and appears here with permission. Support for cannabis legalization is greater now in the United States than at any other time in modern history. To hammer that point home, consider that 15 states and Washington D.C. have legalized cannabis for adult use either via legislative action or through the ballot box. The State of Virginia, which was seen as having little chance to legalize cannabis even a handful of years ago, recently passed a legalization measure, although sales will not begin for a few years. That makes Virginia the 16th state to get on the right side of history, albeit in a delayed fashion. ....
This article by Johnny Green was originally published on The Bluntness, and appears here with permission. The emerging United States legal cannabis industry is facing many hurdles, with one of the biggest hurdles being a lack of access to the nation’s banking system. The problem is not as great as it once was, however, it’s still a major issue for many cannabis companies and the cannabis industry will never reach its full potential without adequate banking options. Too many cannabis companies, especially those who ‘touch the plant’, are completely locked out of using any banking options at all. Instead of depositing money like any other state-legal entity, those cannabis companies have to transport and store large amounts of cash making them a huge target for people with nefarious intent. ....
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This article by Johnny Green was originally published on Cannabis & Tech Today, and appears here with permission. The lazy stoner stereotype is as old as reefer madness propaganda. “Cannabis consumers are lazy,” is a claim that has been hurled a lot throughout history by cannabis opponents. Anti-cannabis ads have often portrayed cannabis consumers as being “couch potatoes” with no ambition to participate in physical activity. Those ads are usually coupled with jokes about “the munchies” or in the case of one anti-cannabis ad, the person was literally melted into a couch unable to move. Similar portrayals occurred in movies and TV shows, with the “stoner” characters almost always unfit and lazy. ....
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