The COVID19 SCAMdemic... Economy So Strong That eBay Hard Up For Business

[GTIfan99]

Hitler invented All Season tires.

 

[GTIfan99]

Hitler invented All Season tires.

True story, because it's on the internet.

 

[anotero]

9 days til the showdown.

Sleepy days around here.

Happy 4/20 y'all

@Allchokedup where you been at bro?

Celebrating Adolf's bday, eh?

 

[jay745]

April 20th is every day. Change my mind

 

[GTIfan99]

April 20th is every day. Change my mind

*offer valid in select states.

 

[Strange Mud]

April 20th is every day. Change my mind

sobriety can suck at times....on a good note I rarely miss it anymore

 

[oddspyke]

Interesting thought and something I legitimately worried about during the Trump administration (less so now, but still a concern):
If you buy shares of a company or their bonds, and their primary business is marijuana production and distribution, could you be prosecuted under federal law? It's still technically illegal to produce and sell under federal law and giving them money could be considered "providing material support to a criminal enterprise". If the money crossed state lines, let's say I live in Delaware and pick a company in Colorado, that puts me squarely into federal jurisdiction.

 

[jay745]

Interesting thought and something I legitimately worried about during the Trump administration (less so now, but still a concern):
If you buy shares of a company or their bonds, and their primary business is marijuana production and distribution, could you be prosecuted under federal law? It's still technically illegal to produce and sell under federal law and giving them money could be considered "providing material support to a criminal enterprise". If the money crossed state lines, let's say I live in Delaware and pick a company in Colorado, that puts me squarely into federal jurisdiction.

 

[JC_451]

Interesting thought and something I legitimately worried about during the Trump administration (less so now, but still a concern):
If you buy shares of a company or their bonds, and their primary business is marijuana production and distribution, could you be prosecuted under federal law? It's still technically illegal to produce and sell under federal law and giving them money could be considered "providing material support to a criminal enterprise". If the money crossed state lines, let's say I live in Delaware and pick a company in Colorado, that puts me squarely into federal jurisdiction.

Lay off the weed, man

 

[Daks]

Come to Canada. I walk my dog at 7AM every morning and I often smell people smoking up already and I live in a relatively nice neighbourhood. Before COVID, I took the 407 to work, a toll highway, and would constantly smell people getting high on the way to work.

 

[GTIfan99]

Progressives - Joe Biden isn't perfect, but he won't burn the country to the ground, so we'll support him.

Conservatives-

Moderates - see, both sides are extremists.

 

[GTIfan99]

How do these guys get the idea that they have superior genes? Hitler would be so ashamed. His followers are all half wits with sister mommas.

Oh wait, maybe this guy.

 

[oddspyke]

Lay off the weed, man

I just want to get rich off of people selling weed, without going to jail. You never heard of the "green stocks boom"?

 

[StorableComa]

I just want to get rich off of people selling weed, without going to jail. You never heard of the "green stocks boom"?

Invest in Canadian Pot companies then. That's what all the Repubs did since it isn't federally legal.

 

[StorableComa]

https://www.investopedia.com/investing/10-canadian-marijuana-stocks/