Kush Friendly Stands For Quality Freedom And Truth
The Kush friendly brand is focused on quality and standing up in the fight against the misguided culture of cannabis prohibition. The focus is not so much the question of why people have this culture, but rather why it persists. It began as a side issue in the deliberations of the League of Nations' Opium focus in the 20s of the last century, the ban is maintained through the years and why this is makes no sense.
A detailed overview of these old discussions in Geneva was initially discussed. Later, it was realized that they do not matter. What matters is that the ban is maintained, and that people may assume that certain goals are achieved. The people fighting against this wrong make attempts to formulate what this ban targets.
There is also a major industry has grown around the forced treatment of cannabis users, and not only in the U. S. But the fact that authorities can do this without any criticism or embarrassment or control by politicians and keep reaping such huge benefits (like getting paid for bullying kids) is not easily explained. That statement is in the culture of cannabis prohibition itself, where the benefits are more than merely a consequence of it, they are the cause for its longevity.
You can ask European researchers across the pond to answer why cannabis is prohibited in their countries by the main bodies of their national enforcement systems. They will all reply, in very interesting ways, try it for yourself. The Swedish do it because cannabis is seen there as a stepping stone to other drugs, because it fosters apathy, and they have even accused the plant of causing schizophrenia. They believe that it can cause dependence, and various levels of psychosis.
Jehoiada Verrips is an anthropologist whose work has a fascination in the religious background of ritual murders in early 20th century in Europe. The murders and the need for them would be felt as a divine commandment, they cleared the perpetrators, liberated them from a defilement that was first transferred to the victims. According to Verrips, the victims here are people, but also plants!
The actual effects have not been tested in the different political systems and people in the world are told quite seriously about these facts, which are baseless. These lies keep extending their own shelf life and thus flow across the world into some or other form of active enforcement of cannabis prohibition. In addition, all sorts of different mixtures of stories that depend on complex historical developments in different political systems have been added to spice up the lies.
Another interesting observation about the nature of the stories about the dangers of this innocent (and proven to have cause no deaths in the last 2 decades and more) plant can be found in a famous article by Jerome Himmelstein. The work was called 'From weed killer to drop out drug'. The author describes the relatively short period of the existence of the cannabis ban in the U. S., and the way that the powers that be justify it.
In the early days of the ban, in the thirties, cannabis was constructed in the United States of America as a cause of violence, rape and sexual perversion, in the sixties, cannabis was constructed as one of the foundations of cultural rebellion of that era. Cannabis became blamed as a major cause of 'dropping out', the lack of enthusiasm for the dominant American culture of consumption. When you are forced to consume, do so by buying garments that prove you believe in truth and lighting up.
A detailed overview of these old discussions in Geneva was initially discussed. Later, it was realized that they do not matter. What matters is that the ban is maintained, and that people may assume that certain goals are achieved. The people fighting against this wrong make attempts to formulate what this ban targets.
There is also a major industry has grown around the forced treatment of cannabis users, and not only in the U. S. But the fact that authorities can do this without any criticism or embarrassment or control by politicians and keep reaping such huge benefits (like getting paid for bullying kids) is not easily explained. That statement is in the culture of cannabis prohibition itself, where the benefits are more than merely a consequence of it, they are the cause for its longevity.
You can ask European researchers across the pond to answer why cannabis is prohibited in their countries by the main bodies of their national enforcement systems. They will all reply, in very interesting ways, try it for yourself. The Swedish do it because cannabis is seen there as a stepping stone to other drugs, because it fosters apathy, and they have even accused the plant of causing schizophrenia. They believe that it can cause dependence, and various levels of psychosis.
Jehoiada Verrips is an anthropologist whose work has a fascination in the religious background of ritual murders in early 20th century in Europe. The murders and the need for them would be felt as a divine commandment, they cleared the perpetrators, liberated them from a defilement that was first transferred to the victims. According to Verrips, the victims here are people, but also plants!
The actual effects have not been tested in the different political systems and people in the world are told quite seriously about these facts, which are baseless. These lies keep extending their own shelf life and thus flow across the world into some or other form of active enforcement of cannabis prohibition. In addition, all sorts of different mixtures of stories that depend on complex historical developments in different political systems have been added to spice up the lies.
Another interesting observation about the nature of the stories about the dangers of this innocent (and proven to have cause no deaths in the last 2 decades and more) plant can be found in a famous article by Jerome Himmelstein. The work was called 'From weed killer to drop out drug'. The author describes the relatively short period of the existence of the cannabis ban in the U. S., and the way that the powers that be justify it.
In the early days of the ban, in the thirties, cannabis was constructed in the United States of America as a cause of violence, rape and sexual perversion, in the sixties, cannabis was constructed as one of the foundations of cultural rebellion of that era. Cannabis became blamed as a major cause of 'dropping out', the lack of enthusiasm for the dominant American culture of consumption. When you are forced to consume, do so by buying garments that prove you believe in truth and lighting up.
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