Occupy Love: Documentary Film Celebrates Bravery of Non-Violent Activism
CANNABIS CULTURE - Trust filmmaker Velcrow Ripper to not waste any time getting to the heart of the matter.
Browsing: ECONOMY
BC’s Marijuana Market Could Generate $2.5 billion in Taxes Over 5 Years
British Columbia’s cannabis market could generate more than $2.5 billion in tax revenue over next five years. New study challenges argument that BC’s cannabis market cannot be taxed.
Arguments Against Hemp And Why They Are Wrong
CANNABIS CULTURE - Hemp is one of the most versatile plants on the planet. Opponents of this amazing resource need to do more research.
Map Shows Prices of Pot in the US
How much do you pay for an ounce? Wired has published a cool "Infoporn" map showing the average price of marijuana across the United States.
Scrapping the HST Could be a Boon to Marijuana Legalization Movement
Almost 51 percent of B.C. voters participated in the HST referendum, and 54.73 percent of you voted to oust the HST. Those who were in favour of the divisive tax are bitching mightily about the fact that it's going to cost B.C. taxpayers $2.5 to 3 billion to reinstate the PST.
Crystal Clear Glasses and Unbleached Rollies
CANNABIS CULTURE - A comprehensive comparison and contrasting of the California wine and California cannabis industries.
Obama Announces 4/20 Gathering on Facebook
If one thing ought to be undeniably clear by now, it's that the President just loves being lobbied for marijuana legalization.
Imminent Collapse…
…and the age-old contest between cooperation and competition – or why this pothead is a libertarian socialist instead of just a socialist-hating libertarian or a libertarian-hating socialist.
Legal Pot Means Big Savings on Law Enforcement
Cash-strapped California would get some relief by legalizing pot, but the biggest boost would be thanks to massive law enforcement cuts, not new tax revenue, experts say.
Marijuana Is California’s Largest Cash Crop, Worth About $14-Billion
Pot brings in more than grapes in California, more than tobacco in the Carolinas, and more than cotton in Alabama. Nationally, it earns more than wheat and corn combined.
