Pro-Cannabis Rally in Thailand: Experts and Activists Speak Out Against Recriminalization

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  • čas přidán 15. 05. 2024
  • Join us as The Thaiger brings you exclusive coverage from the pro-cannabis rally held on May 16 at the Ministry of Health in Nonthaburi. This crucial event saw passionate activists, renowned medical experts, and influential business leaders unite to challenge the proposed recriminalization of marijuana in Thailand.
    🎙️ Hear from the Experts: Gain insights from top medical professionals on the therapeutic benefits of cannabis and why they oppose the new legal changes.
    💼 Business Perspectives: Discover what business leaders have to say about the economic impact of cannabis recriminalization and how it could affect Thailand's booming cannabis industry.
    ✊ Activist Voices: Feel the fervor and determination of activists fighting for cannabis legalization, and learn about their vision for a future where marijuana remains accessible and legal.
    📅 Event Highlights: Experience the energy and passion of the rally through our detailed footage and interviews.
    Don't miss this comprehensive look at a pivotal moment in Thailand's cannabis legalization movement. Like, share, and subscribe to The Thaiger for more in-depth coverage of significant events shaping our world!
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Komentáře • 24

  • @ronishamay
    @ronishamay Před 17 dny +6

    compare consumption of sangsom or even singha or chang vs cannabis.
    even compare ciggarettes vs cannabis.

  • @TheMysticist
    @TheMysticist Před 16 dny +3

    Seems like they want more guests at the Bangkok Hilton, cells getting empty

  • @Swenser
    @Swenser Před 15 dny +1

    Cannibals is supposed to help with seizures in people with epilepsy . It triggers seizures for me. May be good for some, but no doubt can be dangerous. Also please check at Jomtien immigration. Hope they can do a good job at allowing foreigners fair visa services. My holiday ruined as my visa was not allowed to be transferred to my new passport. Please advocate for improvement of tourist services. I respect their decision but it was not one that allowed a harmless law abiding tourist to stay and finish their holiday. Please train staff for better experience.

  • @anonymusmaximus1560
    @anonymusmaximus1560 Před 17 dny +6

    There is hope for the Thai people. Hopefully the Gouvernement stop this

  • @punnymoney3692
    @punnymoney3692 Před 14 dny

    They should just allow in the same places as the bars! If you can buy Kitty, you should be able to buy buds!

  • @lori25hu
    @lori25hu Před 16 dny

    Great, medical use is good 👍🏻 and educate the people about cannabis,
    Don’t stigmatize it please 🙏🏻
    Think of the millions of people who are alive because of cannabis 👍🏻

  • @user-oi3mz8gs2c
    @user-oi3mz8gs2c Před 17 dny +1

    Whatever Thailand.

  • @carbag
    @carbag Před 17 dny

    I told you. My life is not a game.

  • @misubi
    @misubi Před 17 dny +4

    A simple solution would be to allow people to grow it themselves for consumption and prohibit its sale. That would stop the wild west trade and abuse as a lot of stoners would be too lazy to grow their own weed.

    • @thaimountainguy7804
      @thaimountainguy7804 Před 17 dny +2

      This isn't a realistic or fair solution. Think of all the people living in apartments in Bangkok. How are they supposed to grow their own? It's not as if every smoker can just dedicate their balcony to cultivation.

    • @misubi
      @misubi Před 17 dny

      @@thaimountainguy7804 I literally grew marijuana in my apartment in the 2000s when it was highly illegal to do so. It's possible.

    • @thaimountainguy7804
      @thaimountainguy7804 Před 17 dny +2

      @@misubi sure, it's possible but not reasonable. The barrier to entry for regular users would simply be too high. Not everyone has the time or space either.

    • @misubi
      @misubi Před 17 dny +1

      @@thaimountainguy7804 that’s exactly the point. If you really want marijuana you can grow it. If you can’t be bothered well then you don’t really need it then.

    • @thaimountainguy7804
      @thaimountainguy7804 Před 17 dny +1

      @@misubi that logic is absurd if applied to anything else. That's like mechanics telling everyone to just learn how to fix their own car.

  • @187DANMAN
    @187DANMAN Před 16 dny +1

    Nahhh meditate...you dont need drugs... canibas it was !!!! Not skunk ... chemically inharanced

  • @carbag
    @carbag Před 17 dny

    I used to work all the time when I was in Canada. You all decided to attack me, then Asian Hate. You aren't responsible enough to have pro-canibus.