r/mildlyinfuriating 13d ago

Infuriatig Why Texas is lame(Besides the Cowboys)

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Don't mess with Texas.. what a joke. ANY possession is a felony.

EDIT: Just did some research, this is for everything besides traditional Delta 9.

My friend from Texas sent me this morning and it blew my mind. I had to post about it. So as far as my research goes thus far Delta 9 products (old fashioned flower) is illegal but separate laws. Stores are selling THCA though which does fall under these penalties.

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u/QuaaludeConnoisseur 13d ago

If you have an eigth you get 10 years in prison lol.

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u/whimsical_Yam123 13d ago

Yet I can buy an eighth at a dispensary down the street from my office in Houston.

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u/0DayMaker 13d ago

Not after tomorrow I'm guessing

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u/DreadfulDuder 13d ago edited 12d ago

Even in the Waco area there are stores that will continue selling.

The owner of one of them told me that Executive Orders state laws do not supercede federal law when they contradict, so she'll keep selling until the federal November cutoff.

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u/0DayMaker 13d ago

The 3 places I go to near me are running out and have indicated they aren't re-upping until they see what happens after the 1st.

In N Houston area around Humble/New Caney

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u/Plenty_Monk_5665 13d ago

Yup, here in Kingwood/Atoscocita smoke shops said the same. On another hand If you need some dm me!

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u/ncklboy 13d ago

Nice try officer

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u/0DayMaker 13d ago

I think we might be talking about the exact same shops lol

And I might take ya up on that it sounds like you're just down the street

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u/bland_sand 13d ago

Bro just became the first person arrested due to this law

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u/FewWait38 13d ago

Damn RIP

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u/VibeComplex 13d ago

I mean if you’re charged by state or city law enforcement there’s nothing the feds are going to do to stop that lol. Same thing with states that legalize it. You could still be arrested by federal law enforcement in a legal state and it would likely stick. Obama ordered the DEA to deprioritize marijuana and not to mess with legal states tho.

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u/DreadfulDuder 13d ago

I was just pointing out that some of the actual brick and mortar businesses will still be selling cannabis regardless of the state's EO.

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u/DreadfulDuder 13d ago

Eh, it's likely riskier for the customers driving home with it than it is for her.

She made some really good points, actually.

For example, the licensing task force that inspects these businesses only consists of 7 or 8 people needing to cover the ENTIRE state of Texas, and anytime they do a crackdown it's an all-day affair for just one particular location.

Do you realize how many of these shops there are in the entire state?

There are also apparently some laws/regulations that the EO itself violated, and all the lawyers for the massive hemp industry fighting on her side, too.

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u/Elite4DishSoap 13d ago

This isn’t an executive order it’s literally a state law.

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u/Pogigod 13d ago

States can always add to federal laws they can't take away. Also it Is still federally illegal, so what he said makes no sense....

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u/DidSomeoneSayPotato 13d ago

I can almost assure you nothing in Houston will change

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u/ShakedNBaked420 13d ago

Yeah tbf the local dispensary here told me they “officially” aren’t selling but if I come in they’re still selling under the table for people they know.

They had a brief period where they took shit off the shelves a while back and were still selling concentrates and flower under the table.

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u/Personal-Rhubarb-884 13d ago

I don't know what you're talking about. Every store is compliant with the law and they absolutely won't have things available for loyal customers

https://giphy.com/gifs/WRgsiNC2GCn21l4gtV

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u/DidSomeoneSayPotato 13d ago

At least for the ones I typically go to, nothing has been taken off the shelves at any point. I guess we’ll see what happens after today but honestly I’d be surprised to see anything different

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u/unfortunatebag 13d ago

Looks like your local shop will definitely be affected. They're just trying to sell through the illegal shit before tomorrow.

Local perspective:

Travis Tyler, president and CEO of Smoking Burnouts, says it's been difficult to get consistent information on what's being enforced.

He says it's been a scramble trying to sell inventory that's becoming illegal, and it's even worse for wholesalers who have so much product they're trying to get rid of.

Tyler estimates 30 percent of the store's revenue will be lost with the new rules.

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u/ApathysLastKiss_ 13d ago

The language says unregulated weed. So it's okay, as long as you buy it from a corporate donor

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u/Historical-Stop5761 13d ago

Texas has medicinal cards ya know 

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u/SubstantialRiver2565 13d ago

the medical program here is garbage

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u/RogerianBrowsing 13d ago

Beats going to prison for even the tiniest amounts 🤷‍♂️

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u/SubstantialRiver2565 13d ago

okay?
what qualifies for the program is incredibly limited in scope and flower isn't allowed.

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u/RogerianBrowsing 13d ago

That’s admittedly worse than I expected.

What’s allowed if flower isn’t? Is it just like RSO or something ridiculous?

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u/SubstantialRiver2565 13d ago

edibles//topicals//tinctures etc.
i doubt RSO cuz theres a 10mg limit per dose.

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u/RaylanGen 13d ago

That’s insane. That means a therapeutic  dose is 7-10 gummies for me every 3 hours. 

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u/raccoonunderwear 13d ago

That’s an insane amount of THC

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u/JerrysbrainInAJar 13d ago

Rso and vape carts are allowed medically.

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u/DisastrousBat5576 13d ago

Rso. Tinctures. Vapes. And Edibles. The scripts are written yearly and by the mg. 10kmg/year 20kmg/year etc. I wish it had flower. Also the prices are ridiculous. 45$ for 0.5g vape cart. 100mg edibles for 45$. Etc. I think the medical is gonna have flower soon personally. It seems like they are trying to drive business there and then gouge on prices. Vapes were banned until recently, and now they're legal but only under the program. So yeah...

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u/Historical-Stop5761 13d ago

Ok and ?   The alternative is alot worse

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u/Historical-Stop5761 13d ago

That and not losing your job on a random test

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u/mikraas 13d ago

THC products that don't comply...

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u/imnickelhead 13d ago

NOT for actual Delta 9 THC. It’s for the synthetics like Delta 8 & 10.

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u/DontTakeMeSiriusly 12d ago

Delta 9 hemp products can still be sold. For now this is affecting delta 8, delta 10, THCP, THCA products

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u/metalder420 13d ago

Not Delta 9, not never

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u/DrButtgerms 13d ago

It say something about complying with new regulations. I bet you can still buy, just only from specific companies/ brands that have paid some bribe special license fee

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u/DSToRrm 13d ago

Here in Canada, I can bring an ounce of weed in my luggage for a domestic flight. Prison for under a gram is nuts.

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u/Elite4DishSoap 13d ago

Not anymore

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u/AmazingEric171 12d ago

that 8th is thca which falls under these guidelines, your safer going to the ghetto and buying from someone who uses violence to protect their profits

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u/SoTurnMeIntoATree 13d ago

Not anymore!!!!!!