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11-22-2004, 04:27 PM | #2 |
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The seeds of the cannabis plant are "the most nutritionally complete food source on earth." No other single food source provides such complete protein, in such an easily digestible form, nor has the oils essential to life in such a perfect ratio. One plant can produce at least a liter of seeds (that's 55 million seeds/hectare), and they contain no THC (that means they don't get you high, champ). These wonderful little seeds contain:
* 22.5% protein * 30% fat * 5.7% moisture * 5.9% ash * 503cal/100g energy * 35.8% carbohydrates * vitamins A, B1, B2, B3, B6, C, D, E, * the highest total essential fatty acids and essential amino acids found in one single food source. |
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Go to the grocery store...
walk down the cereal aisle... The Box of cereal, could be made from hemp. The plastic wrapper sealing the cereal fresh, could be made of hemp. The cereal itself could be made of hemp. Paper or Plastic? Both made from hemp. The car you drove to the grocery store could use hemp oil for fuel. The interior of your car could be made from hemp. Your car's tires could be made from hemp. The Exterior of the car could be made from hemp. could these products help commerce? Last edited by teedubya; 11-22-2004 at 07:43 PM.. |
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11-22-2004, 04:31 PM | #4 |
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I just sat in on a drug and alcohol rehab class last saturday. Their stats were a little different from yours......
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Im sure they talked about only that it can get you high and how its a bad drug. Im only talking about the industrial uses of this... oh yeah, you can smoke it....
but damn there are over 1000 uses of this plant. |
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11-22-2004, 04:41 PM | #9 |
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It's also amusing to see an indian smoke it at a gas station in broad daylight.
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11-22-2004, 04:45 PM | #10 |
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Let us burn one, from end to end.
And pass it over to me my friend. Burn it long, but burn it slow, to light me up before I go. If you dont like my fire, then dont come around. Cause I'm gonna burn one down. Yes I'm gonna burn one down My choice is what i chose to do; and if I'm causin no harm, it shouldn't bother you. Your choice is who you chose to be; and if your causin to harm, then your alright with me. If you dont like my fire, then dont come around, cause I'm gona burn one down. Yes i'm gonna burn one, down. Herb the gift, from the Earth, and what's from the earth is of the greatest worth. So before u knock it, try it first. and you'll see it's a blessing and it's not a curse. If you dont like my fire, then dont come around, cause i'm gonna burn one down. Yes i'm gonna burn one.
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11-22-2004, 04:47 PM | #11 |
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BTW, when I say I sat in on a Drug and Alcohol class, I actually mean to say that I was sent there to be a part of it due to a DUI. It was 8 hours of my life that I will never get back. If they offered death as an alternative, I might have chosen it.
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I was our Batallion D & A officer, for two years when I was an officer.
First thing we should do, is cut the charade--let's cut to the chase; medicinal marijuana, and hemp, are attempts by those in favor of legalization to bring in their idea through the back door. Period. It is an elaborate pretense aimed at making it more socially acceptable, and readily available--to get more people "on the bandwagon." Marinol does the job of medicinal marijuana; and hemp simply is, as yet, not an economical or cost effiecient alternative to the items they claim it can be used for--if it were, it would be DONE. We live in a free market, capitalist economy--if hemp were truly profitable and a viable alternative, we'd be there all ready. Secondly, in Utopia, where citizens are free to make their own choices, and suffer the consequences (or not) of their choices, most of us would agree we should lift the prohibition. However, we don't live in Utopia. We live in a welfare state, that insists on redistributing wealth to help those who are poor, sick, and otherwise "disadvantaged" (I'm NOT sayin' that's a bad thing; just how willing are "we" to foot the bill for addicts though?) Additional dependency and addiction that would surely result (despite the denials of the Grass Roots, or "High Times" folks) from "legalization" would impose a tremendous financial burden on the rest of society--a burden that most of us would greatly resent. Guarantee me, that not one additional red cent of taxpayer dollars would be used to address the fall-out from "legalization"--and I'd be on board. Otherwise, why would we want to add another major addiction, another major problem....to join with alcohol and tobacco as societal problems? JMHO
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Give it up.
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