Thursday, October 22, 2015 8:40:56 PM
The recreational cannabis industry is going to have to earn the trust of the public to be able to either police itself, like the MMPR, or lose that trust by criminal association like the MMAR.
Of course there's a lot of folks in the private dispensary model that are not associated with underworld trade, but that doesn't matter when the city is looking for a model that contains the entire industry without undue strain on resources.
Vancouver may keep their current model, but think about how, when cannabis is legal and the liberal government strongly recommends or enforces regulation, how the Grow will be resourced? LP's.
The city's are in favor or tax revenue. And I Highly doubt they will allow a billion dollar legal business to skirt paying taxes just cause cannabis is cool. The supply chain must be regulated so the whole society shares the gains and not just the underworld.
I mean, it's as if some people want a Liberal Social Government, but operate a conservative republic cannabis store? Can we say oxymoron
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