Archie
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our kids will have this shit legalized finally....
calm down people... its just candy
it ain't candy cigs or anything bad that causes cancer or anything.....
almost maple leaf like
http://www.usatoday.com/money/indus...-10/marijuana-candy-upsets-parents/50719970/1
BUFFALO, N.Y. Candy shaped like marijuana that's showing up on store shelves around the country won't get kids high, but aghast city leaders and anti-drug activists say the product and grocers carrying it represent a new low.
By David Duprey, AP
Felicia Williams, Community Liaison for Buffalo City Council member Darius Pridgen, holding a "Pot Pop" lollipop in Buffalo, N.Y.
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By David Duprey, AP
Felicia Williams, Community Liaison for Buffalo City Council member Darius Pridgen, holding a "Pot Pop" lollipop in Buffalo, N.Y.
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"We're already dealing with a high amount of drug abuse and drug activity and trying to raise children so they don't think using illegal substances is acceptable," said City Councilmember Darius Pridgen. "So to have a licensed store sell candy to kids that depicts an illegal substance is just ignorant and irresponsible."
The "Pothead Ring Pots," "Pothead Lollipops" and bagged candy are distributed to retail stores by the novelty supply company Kalan LP of the Philadelphia suburb of Lansdowne. It also wholesales online for $1 for a lollipop and $1.50 for a package of three rings.
calm down people... its just candy
it ain't candy cigs or anything bad that causes cancer or anything.....
almost maple leaf like
http://www.usatoday.com/money/indus...-10/marijuana-candy-upsets-parents/50719970/1
BUFFALO, N.Y. Candy shaped like marijuana that's showing up on store shelves around the country won't get kids high, but aghast city leaders and anti-drug activists say the product and grocers carrying it represent a new low.
By David Duprey, AP
Felicia Williams, Community Liaison for Buffalo City Council member Darius Pridgen, holding a "Pot Pop" lollipop in Buffalo, N.Y.
Enlarge
By David Duprey, AP
Felicia Williams, Community Liaison for Buffalo City Council member Darius Pridgen, holding a "Pot Pop" lollipop in Buffalo, N.Y.
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"We're already dealing with a high amount of drug abuse and drug activity and trying to raise children so they don't think using illegal substances is acceptable," said City Councilmember Darius Pridgen. "So to have a licensed store sell candy to kids that depicts an illegal substance is just ignorant and irresponsible."
The "Pothead Ring Pots," "Pothead Lollipops" and bagged candy are distributed to retail stores by the novelty supply company Kalan LP of the Philadelphia suburb of Lansdowne. It also wholesales online for $1 for a lollipop and $1.50 for a package of three rings.
