>>231666

Trying to catch up with what your saying.

When Cecil (alternate Shuttle landing site due to length of runway) and the City took it over, they turned it into a commercial center. There are many groups of interesting folks that use Cecil. The Navy used Cecil and still does for a few things and did extensive work out of there because of runway repairs at KNIP (NAS Jacksonville.) That is over, but the runway at Cecil is still used for training and stuffez.

It would be desirable and useful if Cecil were to be a spaceport for a variety of reasons, but the primary reason is runway length, and there is still a lot of undeveloped land (minus the giant fucking Amazon warehouse basically across the street now) but they are hoping to develop the whole area in the same like fashion because JIA and its location is shit for transport in and out of cargo. Cecil has railway potential and proximity to I-10 to get stuff moving west.

As of now, there is no actual Spacex activity, and it is still pretty sleepy.

>>231939

I know one of the "few" people that are true addicts and suffered both from self medicated mental health issues and severe, and I mean raging, break stuff, pretend to drink bleach because he couldn't have his weed, SEVERE addiction. This isn't a complete derailment of the thread for weed. It matters in that Democrats actually want weed legalized for a host of reasons that include additional government treatment, after gaining the weed is good votes. And taxation, certainly, of a product that creates a bunch of dopey easy keepers.

While doing a ride along with Honolulu PD, prior to it being legalized by a few years, we pulled up next to a hot boxing car at a stop light, and I thought, Oh Boy, my first drug bust!

Neauw! The driver rolled the window down and offered it to the officer I was with, who laughed it off and just let them go. I was shocked. When I asked him why not, he said it's because very few people rob the AM/PM for weed money, and for the most part, never leave the driveway. They just hang out and let life go by. It was the other manufactured products that were kicking their ass.

I wasn't shocked a few weeks ago when the letters asking for people with med cards to turn in their registered weapons (they cross referenced the state database) It was a set up to failure for conservatives or 2A folks in general. Just like anti depressant use, etc. It was essentially an excuse to take their weapons, and I thought back to that ride along and wondered why bother if they are all such easy keepers? Too feel good and lazy to go get their guns, shouldn't they be? Yeah - no. Getting a card doesn't restrict people to the correct strain or potency. Bad things can happen to people that are prescribed the drug and use it incorrectly, just like anything else.

Weed was used as a replacement bad guy back when prohibition was ending, and they needed a reason to keep all that federal law enforcement ability in place, sure enough. For anyone with a card, legitimately obtained, not just the fake get of of jail free card, or even anyone that smokes it illegally, I would ask: If they offered you THC reduced versions, or ones that didn't get you high but have all the other pain fighting, or what not abilities, would you still want it?

And last, big money really matters. Adleson gave millions to Florida and other anti MJ props, under the guise of calling it terrible and evil, but he is a major stakeholder in a big pharma racing to harness the properties of weed so it can come out via pill mill. So he is a liar. Its about patents, control and cashing in.

Look at how many of these people are invested in start ups, corp farm ventures, etc. As always, its about the money.

The only other reason weed matters to our research is mostly about the loss of inhibitions and controlability of minors and women. In that one circumstances, yes it is a gateway drug, but a forced one, used under the guise of low level entry point into their psyches.