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Thai Democrats threaten to scrap Cannabis and Hemp Bill


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10 hours ago, ezzra said:

First they give away milion plants to any tom dick and harry and allow millions more to grow them and now they want to make about face, i ask you, is this normal?...

Did you know that the government and parliament have more than 1 person in them? That they don't think the same about everything? 1 party maneged to pass a law that other parties don't agree with. Now it's a game of numbers. How many MPs will vote 1 way and how many the other way.

All we can do now is hope that the move to put cannabis on category 5 list will fail.

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12 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The Democrat party also said they would push to completely make cannabis illegal in Thailand once again by labeling it as a category 5 narcotic if amendments were not made to the bill.

Hoping for some votes?

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This might backfire big time as Somchai's agricultural business is in full swing and produces a real alternative to getting hammered with Laokao. This ganja business is of course in the political interest of the oligarch elite as stoned and hammered electorate is much easier to handle on the perpetual merry-go-round. 
It will also not generate more members for the Democrat Party which has been absorbed by internal hacks ever since Dr Surin, Dr Supachai and other true politicians left their stage! 

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4 hours ago, internationalism said:

so alcohol makes us hammered but ganja makes us stoned and hammered?

I think ganja liberates people to think and act by themselves. Everybody can grow it easily so it's free and independent from the commercialised supplier.

Hippies were stoned but at the same time they were pushing for social and political change. And they were successful at times.

That's why conservatives and ultra-royalists are by large opposing liberalisation of ganja. They can't control it.

In thailand it's more generation gap, with big disadvantage to elders, as they are not much politically vocal outside election times


Well, on a more serious note also is, that legalization takes criminality out of the equation. 

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15 hours ago, Jumbo1968 said:

All this talk about getting stoned I thought the permitted levels of whatever is in cannabis which was permitted were below the levels you could get stoned on ?

Are you in Thailand? Because if you are you must be living in the back of beyond..

 

Every city here has lots of Ganja shops.. and they aren't selling catnip.

 

Pattaya has over 200 shops..

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Cheap political position.. Pick a position the Government has adopted and oppose it..

 

Not a chance in Hades this will pay off for them...

 

Prayuth does not have to call another election for 2 more years..

 

Germany will have legalized by then. How many more countries are in the process of legalization?  5 more legal states in USA after next month's elections.

 

Anyone enjoying the current situation in Thailand will not vote for them.. Sellers, consumers and those close to them. The "anti" forces are not that numerous to make a difference.

 

Yesterday's position.

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"Démocrassie" (= democrassy) is how French right-winger Charles Maurras spelled "democracy" at the turn of the last century.

 

Democracies often evolve to be as bad as dictatorships, with the  majority depriving minorities of their personal freedoms.

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2 hours ago, JackGats said:

"Démocrassie" (= democrassy) is how French right-winger Charles Maurras spelled "democracy" at the turn of the last century.

 

Democracies often evolve to be as bad as dictatorships, with the  majority depriving minorities of their personal freedoms.

Interesting thought...

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6 hours ago, bobbin said:

Are you in Thailand? Because if you are you must be living in the back of beyond..

 

Every city here has lots of Ganja shops.. and they aren't selling catnip.

 

Pattaya has over 200 shops..

A touch of sarcasm, I live in Pattaya so I am well aware of how many outlets there are, laws are made  in Thailand but never enforced.

Bearing in mind there could be a few out of pocket if the law is reversed.

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