[hemp_is_canvas]

I've been a regular consumer of the results of this since about 2020 when I discovered it. It's been quite the journey watching the industry boom and evolve and get better and better.

I've seen an incredible incredible amount of ignorance on this topic. Prior to this, I found 1 comment on HN mentioning this last night. On reddit, it's not on the frontpage of r/politics, r/moderatepolitics or anything relevant. I can find it on r/news but like every other thread not a single person is mentioning something very factual.

Rand tried to stop this provision in the Senate. 76/100 senators voted for this ban to remain. 76 senators from across the political spectrum, from every state have decided to secretly try to destroy a $30b industry, 300,000 jobs, and a lot of lives.

[oblio]

> On reddit, it's not on the frontpage of r/politics, r/moderatepolitics or anything relevant.

There were at least 3 posts on /r/all yesterday.

[Tadpole9181]

I mean, were you posting to draw attention to it? How would people know if the people who do know aren't spreading it? Most people don't read bills themselves and it's no news that US media is captured by billionaires and special interests...