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If Amazon is committed to correcting past social injustices and the unfair treatment toward lower social economic classes due to the War on Drugs, why not get your own house in order, now? Many have written about how Amazon is a new form of modern slavery.  Why not pay a livable wage, as opposed to the state’s minimum wage or as close to it as Amazon can legally pay? Why not give employees options other than the overnight shift, so they don’t have to choose between taking care of their kids and family and working at an Amazon shipping facility? Why not give enough bathroom breaks so the internet isn’t littered with Amazon “pee bottle” pictures?  Why fight tooth-and-nail against union organization for lower paid workers at every station in America?  You can’t go back in history to correct past injustices, but you can correct your current practices, so we don’t look back in 50 years and say we need to correct the high-pressure, low-pay environment Amazon created during the ecommerce boom.

Weed-infused ice lollies are basically an iced smoothie or juice with a mild blend of cannabis. Unlike most other cannabis-infused products that can be pretty rigid, iced lollies come in several flavors and combinations,  and just like the fruity components you can add as many cannabinoids as you like for that euphoric or medical effect. The best part of this isn't even all the numerous benefits that consumers stand to enjoy, it's the fact that virtually anyone can easily afford to make one at the comfort of their home and enjoy all the wonders. The recipes necessary are very easy to make and by following a few easy steps you'll be enjoying this perfect blend to get you medicated or high in no time.

To put it simply, they’ve made it difficult for private institutions to apply to grow cannabis for research purposes, which is badly needed by scientists and the industry to make research progress. Thankfully, early in January, they released what they called the “final rules” on applying for a federal license to do so. US Congress also passed a bill that called on the necessary expansion of cannabis research, which received bipartisan support.