There is no other element found in nature that has given so much, been so venerated and yet at the same time, so distrusted as that of the Cannabis plant. And like its species cousin, hemp, cannabis is a plant that has been at the center of civilization for thousands of years and only since the past century, given way to crime, corruption, corporate greed and unjust state law. Yet from this plant there are those of us that have seen the light and how we, as a civilization, can break free from the confines of a subjugated existence and truly awaken into a new dawn. Cannabis isn't about getting high, nor is this natural gift a gateway for abuse, but abuse of power; cannabis has had an effect on the human condition and it's long since been denied from us, the inborn traits we have once lost.
Cannabis and the State
Cannabis isn't merely a hallucinogen nor is it a compound in which to get high. For decades this magical weed has been at the center of an entire conglomeration of debate, protest and commerce. It's a cash-crop and one that will continue to be fought over for years to come even when and if full legalization is mandated. Zentiva is more than just a personal essay on drugs, it's also a quirky and somewhat offensive look at how our society deems free will.
Cannabis and the State
- Learn why legalization will come at a hefty price
- How to keep your grow to yourself
- Why Big Pharm and the State continue to regulate
- Freedom is not free
- How to take back your lives
- Learn to do away with reliance on the State
- Even the gurus are in on it
- Cannabis is not about money
- Does it really matter if it's legal or not?
Cannabis isn't merely a hallucinogen nor is it a compound in which to get high. For decades this magical weed has been at the center of an entire conglomeration of debate, protest and commerce. It's a cash-crop and one that will continue to be fought over for years to come even when and if full legalization is mandated. Zentiva is more than just a personal essay on drugs, it's also a quirky and somewhat offensive look at how our society deems free will.
