Quote from: Yakamoto on November 10, 2016, 04:04:13 PM

Quote from: justallen on November 10, 2016, 03:42:59 PM

Marijuana has a long and sorted relationship with the American legal system. At the turn of the 20th century, cannabis was one of the nations top elixirs and cure-alls, but over the last couple of generations, laws and regulations have made it a legal nightmare. It is treated as harshly as heroine and accounts for a large chunk of Americas 2.5 million citizens in prison.

On Tuesday, in addition to Donald Trumps upset victory, Marijuana was legalized for use in seven out of eight states there was a voting referendum (Arizona defeated it.) This is a good start, but that is only half the battle. Can Bitcoin help with what comes next?

Bitcoin will do nothing to benefit more states getting marijuana, what has to happen is the states have to decide based off of referendums and they will dictate whether or not it is going to be permitted.

The issue with Bitcoin is that it can't really do anything. Government regulations will dictate what happens within each of the states, and because of this, Bitcoin might not be a permitted payment form.

But what about other country law, will it also get affect as in other country marijuana is not legal and still it is offence to do any sort of business in that