Topic: [ANN] Cannacoin (CCN) | PoW->PoSV | No premine | No IPO - page 26. (Read 188736 times)
im glad the CANN team is still lurking, they have alot to learn about "REAL" asset backing a currency, not a buncha pretty pictures fluff and vapor
Razerglass, you and 8-bit need to get your pom-poms and head out of JAMES' ass.
This debate has nothing to do with CANN vs. CCN vs. POT vs. MARYJ.
The only person deflecting the issue and turning an otherwise informed legal debate / discussion into a childish "us vs. them" fan-boy argument is YOU!
Now, if you really want to go there, what is CCN backed by exactly? Nothing, except maybe some of James' concentrates which should be meant only for members of his own private collective garden. This does not make CCN "asset-backed".
And, on another note, if you're accepting James' concentrates as sufficient to say CCN is REALLY asset backed, what makes him any different from D9 and CANN who are doing it on a much larger and more legitimate scale with an actual licensed dispensary? Oh, i know....it's the legitimate actually licensed dispensary participating in the YES WE CANN movement part of it; that's right.....that's the difference.
laughing my ass off right now, thanks pinchie
silly d9, i mean whaler, i mean pinche.. shit i keep forgetting what account hes on. he sure does bring laughter to this community thats for sure and cant stop from shilling his own coin hehehehe
edit. i love the CANN movement. ive invested quite alot into these hopes and promises at 800-1200 sat, and i have been cashing in on them ever since! CANN TO THE MOOON plz <3
This is a complicated issue right now. I think you are both right. All marijuana dispensaries in WA are illegal federally but no one in WA cares, including law enforcement and the state. WA wants it legal like alcohol.
The federal government needs to deal with this by creating new laws for marijuana. The people clearly want it. If there was new federal laws similar to how alcohol works, I could see CCN becoming as big as Budweiser one day.
Heres a reply from the United States president in regards to marijuana policy in the current states that have both legal and recreational markets and how it pertains to a national level.
I saw this. Very interesting to say the least!
This is a complicated issue right now. I think you are both right. All marijuana dispensaries in WA are illegal federally but no one in WA cares, including law enforcement and the state. WA wants it legal like alcohol.
The federal government needs to deal with this by creating new laws for marijuana. The people clearly want it. If there was new federal laws similar to how alcohol works, I could see CCN becoming as big as Budweiser one day.
Heres a reply from the United States president in regards to marijuana policy in the current states that have both legal and recreational markets and how it pertains to a national level.
im glad the CANN team is still lurking, they have alot to learn about "REAL" asset backing a currency, not a buncha pretty pictures fluff and vapor
This is a complicated issue right now. I think you are both right. All marijuana dispensaries in WA are illegal federally but no one in WA cares, including law enforcement and the state. WA wants it legal like alcohol.
The federal government needs to deal with this by creating new laws for marijuana. The people clearly want it. If there was new federal laws similar to how alcohol works, I could see CCN becoming as big as Budweiser one day.
Heres a reply from the United States president in regards to marijuana policy in the current states that have both legal and recreational markets and how it pertains to a national level.
This is a complicated issue right now. I think you are both right. All marijuana dispensaries in WA are illegal federally but no one in WA cares, including law enforcement and the state. WA wants it legal like alcohol.
The federal government needs to deal with this by creating new laws for marijuana. The people clearly want it. If there was new federal laws similar to how alcohol works, I could see CCN becoming as big as Budweiser one day.
OH wow some legalness was just dropped on everyone!
- 100 Grams of Cannabis
- 100 Grams of Concentrates.
Thats surely well under a legal amount for a "Collective gardens" and clearly not enough to even support 3 patients.
CCN sounds more legal than the dispensaries operating in Washington St.
Fartbags, you have no idea what you're saying and neither does James for that matter. The amount, which you choose to focus on, is not the issue, but hey, selective compliance is what blind faith-ers tend to do when confronted with something they don't want to believe is true.
The law is actually quite clear: unless ALL of James' "Customers" are "qualified patients" AND one of only the 10 members allowed to participate in the ONE AND ONLY "collective garden" James would be legally permitted to participate in, then James is nothing more than a over-confident trailer trash drug-dealer selling his warez to the general public.
While the authorities may turn a blind eye on 4-20 as you suggest, don't mislead people into believing that what he's doing is 100% "by-the-book"; make no mistake, it's not.
Keep believing what you want to believe, Fartbags, but know that anyone who is not 1 of the 10 documented members of James' "collective garden" would be taking a risk. No matter how little you choose to categorize the risk, all of this is still not a legal operation; so, caveat emptor. James may also want to heed the warning, but he's about as dumb as they come and his arrogance will get the best of him; if not now, someday. GO CANNACOIN!!!
I see you never saught any legal assistance to educate you on the subject, you clearly have designated provider and collective garden confused.
Designated providers help patients who are very sick and or terminally Ill to participate in collective gardens themselves. In these instances a patient appoints a 'designated provider' or caregiver personal to help them with participating in a collective garden. Most often designated providers are husbands, wives, family members who are NOT medical cannabis patients themselves so they have rules to apply in these instances.
You are misconstruing the law to attempt to construct It in a manner which discredit my work.
You have been provided a contact number for Washington states #1 medical cannabis attorney, call him.
Get educated, and I'll keep my offers on the table.
-James
I wonder what the police would do if you called them on 420 and said someone was selling weed in WA! LOL
I'm sure they would be all over that case.
That is some high quality wax, seriously. Golden Moonrock
I think people will continue to buy this coin, if you put that kind of promos. Customer will be save lots of money, than pay with dollars. Infact I don't what is the price in there 
A quality coin! It was 0% premined.
They are providing medicine to people who need it.
They have been helping connect marijuana growers to people in need since before bitcoin existed.
AND...
@Joint Force will be accepting CCN for portable phone chargers in Vancouver Canada.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDzkr_pLlxc
BTC did a pump n dump from $1200 to $160. These markets are volatile. It's early on in crypto. No one has any idea what these coins will be worth in 3 years. You can't call BTC a scam for being volatile...
That 20 btc sell wall 
hehe 
sooo amusing and comical
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