Marijuana millionaires (legal, drug, companies, dollars)

[Roadking2003]

One of the wonderful aspects of the weed legalization movement is that lots of people are making lots of money meeting the needs of consumers. This is a win win. This is free markets at their finest.

Remember, government has NO RIGHT to tell me what I can eat, drink or smoke, or who I have sex with our how I can spend my money.
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This Bikini Model Made Millions on Legal Weed - Money Morning

America's New Marijuana Millionaires

[stan4]

Yes.
Drug dealers are usually pretty well-to-do.

I hear the sex slave trade ran into the billions of dollars of revenue in each Superbowl city in just a couple days.

No, Virginia, I'm not comparing sex slavery with marijuana (which I think should be readily available as medicine).

I'm saying making tons of money isn't a reason to promote or endorse anything.

There are lots of sick, twisted, questionable ways to make craploads of money.

[Roadking2003]

Originally Posted by stan4

Yes.
Drug dealers are usually pretty well-to-do.

No, they are not. Almost all of them are dirt poor.

Oh! Maybe you are talking about your local pharmacy. Yes, they make lots of money.

I hear the sex slave trade ran into the billions of dollars of revenue in each Superbowl city in just a couple days.

You heard wrong. There is very little sex slave activity in the USA.

[At-Chilles]

Originally Posted by Roadking2003

One of the wonderful aspects of the weed legalization movement is that lots of people are making lots of money meeting the needs of consumers. This is a win win. This is free markets at their finest.

Remember, government has NO RIGHT to tell me what I can eat, drink or smoke, or who I have sex with our how I can spend my money.
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This Bikini Model Made Millions on Legal Weed - Money Morning

America's New Marijuana Millionaires

I liked AMMJ a few moths ago at 9.5 cents a share....and thought it would pop shortly - but you always need to remind yourself that the industry just isn't big enough yet for these companies to generate any trading volume, so most are not very liquid.

[cruxan]

Originally Posted by stan4

Yes.
Drug dealers are usually pretty well-to-do.

I hear the sex slave trade ran into the billions of dollars of revenue in each Superbowl city in just a couple days.

No, Virginia, I'm not comparing sex slavery with marijuana (which I think should be readily available as medicine).

I'm saying making tons of money isn't a reason to promote or endorse anything.

There are lots of sick, twisted, questionable ways to make craploads of money.

Yep so true, just ask the pushers at the pharmaceuticals

[T-310]

Originally Posted by cruxan

Yep so true, just ask the pushers at the pharmaceuticals

Or your local hood rat on the corner.

[freemkt]

Originally Posted by stan4

Yes.
Drug dealers are usually pretty well-to-do.

I hear the sex slave trade ran into the billions of dollars of revenue in each Superbowl city in just a couple days.

No, Virginia, I'm not comparing sex slavery with marijuana (which I think should be readily available as medicine).

I'm saying making tons of money isn't a reason to promote or endorse anything.

There are lots of sick, twisted, questionable ways to make craploads of money.

Only at the top of the food chain; street dealers make chump change.

[cruxan]

Originally Posted by T-310

Or your local hood rat on the corner.

Those hood rats are making so much money standing on the corner selling weed, not likely. big phama CEOs that's another story hiking rates to milk the sheep..

[Roadking2003]

Originally Posted by T-310

Or your local hood rat on the corner.

They make very little money.

[Old Town FFX]

Originally Posted by T-310

Or your local hood rat on the corner.

Your typical illinformed, add nothing contribution.