SirStynkalot
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I challenge to anyone to prove this is not happening right now
Logical fallacy. Burden of proof.
I challenge to anyone to prove this is not happening right now
Huh???
Government enables plutocratic corporatism.
The corporations offer the bribes, the government accepts them.
How does our vote change any of that, seeing as how both corrupt parties are bought and paid for?
Only the super rich can run for/win elections.
This is NOT a democracy, and voting for the lesser of two evils is not voting at all. We have no choice. The government is the problem, not the solution.
Okay I smudged the truth when I said I was only going to make one more post. Truth is I wanted to bait you budtang and you took it. I told you to look at my albums knowing you would come back firing off and well you did. Typical troll mentality so now allow me to put you in your place.
I told you to look at my albums and you said oh my shit cant be top shelf. You automatically assume without asking any questions like how far in flower was that shot,how far do you take your flowers, what method did you use and so many other questions you failed to ask.A dude that knows his shit would ask those questions because a single budshot premature picture simply wont tell you about the quality.
PS You act like cali is so badass, but you know a better place than cali?I do its called ICMAG where some of the most skilled people from around the world in the industry are.
Definition of 'Regulatory Capture '
Regulatory capture is a theory associated with George Stigler, a Nobel laureate economist. It is the process by which regulatory agencies eventually come to be dominated by the very industries they were charged with regulating. Regulatory capture happens when a regulatory agency, formed to act in the public's interest, eventually acts in ways that benefit the industry it is supposed to be regulating, rather than the public.
Investopedia explains 'Regulatory Capture '
Public interest agencies that come to be controlled by the industry they were charged with regulating are known as captured agencies. Regulatory capture is an example of gamekeeper turns poacher; in other words, the interests the agency set out to protect are ignored in favor of the regulated industry's interests.
The laws that protect the environment don't, case in point the BP oil spill.
Are you SURE you've seen top shelf before? Those look leafy and mediocre. I don't care how long they've been in flowering. I personally like to smoke bud, not leaves.Budtang, are you SURE you've grown before? Those look incredible.
lulz He'll probably lie and say,"yes."glMy guesses are: The white 6.5 weeks, Kush 5 weeks, GDP 7 weeks. Probably tennish week strains.
I now hit close to 3lbs a 1000w with commercial strains and with things like kushes like the one pictured at 2 or slightly under.
It's leafy mid-grade fluffy OG grown in a commercial way, then. Just like ALL the OG I've seen from Colorado. You've probably got your lights up as high as possible to cover more sq footage and maximize your GPW$$$$$. That's why you won't post any of your finished nugs. You don't want people to see how leafy it is. The calyxes are going to be small no matter how much leaf you trim off. People are going to see that.
You see the OG's on here and you know it doesn't compete. I don't get how someone has "500 lights" and can't post a single finished nug.gl
Hogwash. Denver's air quality is enormously better with the introduction of pollution controls & emissions tests, as it is in a lot of other places as well. It' the same wrt water quality, as well, particularly in places like, you know, the Cuyahoga River-
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuyahoga_River
I'm sure that you won't allow mere facts to interfere with the formation of your opinions, however.
False premises lead to erroneous conclusions. If corporate corruption were total, as you offer, we wouldn't have truth in lending nor usury laws. We wouldn't have all the statutes surrounding pure food & drugs. We wouldn't have emission standards nor clean water standards, either. Wild game of many sorts would have been hunted to extinction like carrier pigeons. Jim Crow would rule in parts of the country while women's rights & gay rights likely wouldn't even be topics of conversation. Colorado's Amendment 64 never would have passed because citizen's initiatives would have no legal foundation.
Remove the rule of Law & we'd all be easy prey for social predators whenever they could achieve a power advantage, both at a personal & corporate level.
Libertopians aren't realists. They'd like the world their ideology would create a helluva lot less than the world we live in today.
He said 4x4 spread per light. Standard coverage rate. But you grow so I'm sure you already knew that.
And if he has 500 lights he wouldn't post a picture of a finished bud. Obviously. It's kind enough of him to risk coming out enough to share his experience over the internet. You don't want a paper trail when you do that.
Anybody can go to jail for growing. It's the people who are actually DOING it consistently who are considered "growers." The first rule of growing is CYA. The second rule of growing is CYA. That is, unless you're a Colorado resident (but even then, it's still a damn good idea). Which is one of the gajillion benefits to marijuana being legalized the way CO did it. As Jhnnn has pointed out many times.
One who knows what their talking about would understand the higher the light the less your penetrating the canopy therefore greatly reducing your yields. Nice try though try again