No. But we will ignore your changes to federal law. We simply won't abide by them. You can do whatever you want to get us to comply but you will only get the bird in your face.So you think States have anything to do with Federal courts?
Maybe not. Pot is water intensive.
Sure you will. Just like you were all going to move to Canada (noting how racist you are for not going to Mexico)No. But we will ignore your changes to federal law. We simply won't abide by them. You can do whatever you want to get us to comply but you will only get the bird in your face.So you think States have anything to do with Federal courts?
ain't that just like, Californians.
Marijuana is not anymore water intensive than many other crops.
i make a motion to repeal the 17th Amendment.
Dufus thinks Cannabis has been legally grown as a crop.It's not anymore than many other crops.
"Statewide, what is the water footprint for cannabis versus other crops? Cal NORML estimates that in-state annual consumption for California is about 2 million pounds, or one billion grams. That figure could be multiplied by a factor of four to account for marijuana that is diverted out of state. At the high-end estimate of one gallon per gram, that means the cannabis crop in California, licit and illicit, uses around 12,000 acre-feet of water yearly if grown indoors; one third of that if grown outdoors. That compares favorably to grapes, which use 2.2 million acre-feet, rice at 2.8 million-acre feet, and almonds, which soak up 3.7 million acre-feet of water yearly. Overall 35-45 million acre-feet of water is used for agriculture in California, some 80% of the state's developed water supply. (Sources: http://www.motherjones.com/environment/2014/02/wheres-californias-water-... and http://www.nrdc.org/water/files/ca-water-supply-solutions-ag-efficiency-...)
This chart compares total water consumption by crop in California to cannabis’s consumption (in millions of acre-feet):
The biggest users alfalfa, which requires over 5 million acre-feet of water yearly, 70% of which goes to feed dairy cows. According to an estimate by professor Robert Glennon from Arizona College of Law, California is exporting 100 billion gallons of water a year to China in the form of alfalfa hay."
On Water and Weed: Is Marijuana Responsible for California's Drought? | California NORML
What are you talking about? We share a border with Mexico. I have a house in Mexico and I'm down there all the time.Sure you will. Just like you were all going to move to Canada (noting how racist you are for not going to Mexico)No. But we will ignore your changes to federal law. We simply won't abide by them. You can do whatever you want to get us to comply but you will only get the bird in your face.So you think States have anything to do with Federal courts?
yes, it has since 1996 for medical purposes.Dufus thinks Cannabis has been legally grown as a crop.It's not anymore than many other crops.
"Statewide, what is the water footprint for cannabis versus other crops? Cal NORML estimates that in-state annual consumption for California is about 2 million pounds, or one billion grams. That figure could be multiplied by a factor of four to account for marijuana that is diverted out of state. At the high-end estimate of one gallon per gram, that means the cannabis crop in California, licit and illicit, uses around 12,000 acre-feet of water yearly if grown indoors; one third of that if grown outdoors. That compares favorably to grapes, which use 2.2 million acre-feet, rice at 2.8 million-acre feet, and almonds, which soak up 3.7 million acre-feet of water yearly. Overall 35-45 million acre-feet of water is used for agriculture in California, some 80% of the state's developed water supply. (Sources: http://www.motherjones.com/environment/2014/02/wheres-californias-water-... and http://www.nrdc.org/water/files/ca-water-supply-solutions-ag-efficiency-...)
This chart compares total water consumption by crop in California to cannabis’s consumption (in millions of acre-feet):
The biggest users alfalfa, which requires over 5 million acre-feet of water yearly, 70% of which goes to feed dairy cows. According to an estimate by professor Robert Glennon from Arizona College of Law, California is exporting 100 billion gallons of water a year to China in the form of alfalfa hay."
On Water and Weed: Is Marijuana Responsible for California's Drought? | California NORML
OMG, you are one stupid son of a bitch. First off, it is currently and has been grown legally for medical purposes. Second, I didn't say one way or another whether it is grown legally you stupid son of a bitchDufus thinks Cannabis has been legally grown as a crop.It's not anymore than many other crops.
"Statewide, what is the water footprint for cannabis versus other crops? Cal NORML estimates that in-state annual consumption for California is about 2 million pounds, or one billion grams. That figure could be multiplied by a factor of four to account for marijuana that is diverted out of state. At the high-end estimate of one gallon per gram, that means the cannabis crop in California, licit and illicit, uses around 12,000 acre-feet of water yearly if grown indoors; one third of that if grown outdoors. That compares favorably to grapes, which use 2.2 million acre-feet, rice at 2.8 million-acre feet, and almonds, which soak up 3.7 million acre-feet of water yearly. Overall 35-45 million acre-feet of water is used for agriculture in California, some 80% of the state's developed water supply. (Sources: http://www.motherjones.com/environment/2014/02/wheres-californias-water-... and http://www.nrdc.org/water/files/ca-water-supply-solutions-ag-efficiency-...)
This chart compares total water consumption by crop in California to cannabis’s consumption (in millions of acre-feet):
The biggest users alfalfa, which requires over 5 million acre-feet of water yearly, 70% of which goes to feed dairy cows. According to an estimate by professor Robert Glennon from Arizona College of Law, California is exporting 100 billion gallons of water a year to China in the form of alfalfa hay."
On Water and Weed: Is Marijuana Responsible for California's Drought? | California NORML
California has the largest buildup of military equipment in the country and we have a very defensible border that we also share with our allies, the Mexicans and the Mexican army.
So the military follows the orders of Jerry Brown?
One pot plant requires 6 gallons of water PER DAY, dufus.OMG, you are one stupid son of a bitch. First off, it is currently and has been grown legally for medical purposes. Second, I didn't say one way or another whether it is grown legally you stupid son of a bitchDufus thinks Cannabis has been legally grown as a crop.It's not anymore than many other crops.
"Statewide, what is the water footprint for cannabis versus other crops? Cal NORML estimates that in-state annual consumption for California is about 2 million pounds, or one billion grams. That figure could be multiplied by a factor of four to account for marijuana that is diverted out of state. At the high-end estimate of one gallon per gram, that means the cannabis crop in California, licit and illicit, uses around 12,000 acre-feet of water yearly if grown indoors; one third of that if grown outdoors. That compares favorably to grapes, which use 2.2 million acre-feet, rice at 2.8 million-acre feet, and almonds, which soak up 3.7 million acre-feet of water yearly. Overall 35-45 million acre-feet of water is used for agriculture in California, some 80% of the state's developed water supply. (Sources: http://www.motherjones.com/environment/2014/02/wheres-californias-water-... and http://www.nrdc.org/water/files/ca-water-supply-solutions-ag-efficiency-...)
This chart compares total water consumption by crop in California to cannabis’s consumption (in millions of acre-feet):
The biggest users alfalfa, which requires over 5 million acre-feet of water yearly, 70% of which goes to feed dairy cows. According to an estimate by professor Robert Glennon from Arizona College of Law, California is exporting 100 billion gallons of water a year to China in the form of alfalfa hay."
On Water and Weed: Is Marijuana Responsible for California's Drought? | California NORML
You've buying into my comments too much which has you losing your perspective on my humor.
