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  The World Getting Past Reefer Madness 2.0 🌍 Reefer Madness 2.0: The World Turns Green 🌿 While America debated morality, the rest of the world built an industry. Half a century ago, the Schafer Commission warned that criminalizing cannabis caused more harm than the plant itself. America ignored the report. The result? A global movement that left Washington behind. From Canada’s clean labs to Germany’s medical dispensaries, from Thailand’s reawakening to South Africa’s liberation — the world is turning green, and fast. In the age of Reefer Madness 2.0 , it’s not paranoia driving the panic — it’s profit. While U.S. states fight patchwork battles over medical access, the international cannabis trade is already being carved up by countries that took the leap America wouldn’t. The Netherlands normalized it. Israel studied it. Mexico legalized it. Even tiny Luxembourg joined the revolution. Meanwhile, the U.S. still classifies cannabis alongside heroin — a Schedu...

  Case File: Bible Belt ✝️ Case File: The Bible Belt — God, Grass, and Good Ol’ Hypocrisy ✝️ “In God We Trust” — but don’t light up what He made. Welcome to the South, where the church bells ring louder than reason and the politicians quote Scripture while cashing checks from Big Pharma. This is the heart of the Bible Belt — a land of faith, fried food, and fear of the unknown. But as Reefer Madness 2.0 rolls through America, even the saints are starting to ask questions. For decades, pastors and politicians painted cannabis as the Devil’s lettuce — a gateway drug to moral ruin. But now, with opioid overdoses outpacing Sunday attendance, even the most conservative congregations are quietly rethinking the message. The Bible says God gave “every green herb bearing seed,” but down here, that verse gets skipped faster than a bad country song. Meanwhile, church elders bless pain pills but curse a plant. They pray for healing but vote against it. They preach freedom from s...