TokingTeepee
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Numerous First Nations people across Canada are forming their own Cannabis regulations and practicing their right to self government and self determination. In light of the coming regulations in Canada Bill C45 failed to include First Nations.
The writers of Treaties, which originate from the beginning of the colonization period have always maintained the position that First Nations are the sovereign keepers of North America and the use of Land entitlement by way of Treaty is to be considered as privileged. Native American people protected by Treaties are able to sell tobacco products outside of any government regulation. Why would cannabis which is much less harmful as a substance be any different?
First Nation marijuana dispensaries are here to stay. They will preserve the quality and integrity of this great herbal medicine by circumventing corporate control which may involve being federally regulated to only provide government approved (made by Monsanto) GMO frankinweed.
"As the sovereign Nations of Turtle Island, we possess inherent rights to self-determination.
Our right to self-determination means we have jurisdiction (the right, power and authority) to administer and operate our own political, legal, economic, social and cultural systems." source: Understanding First Nation Sovereignty
The writers of Treaties, which originate from the beginning of the colonization period have always maintained the position that First Nations are the sovereign keepers of North America and the use of Land entitlement by way of Treaty is to be considered as privileged. Native American people protected by Treaties are able to sell tobacco products outside of any government regulation. Why would cannabis which is much less harmful as a substance be any different?
First Nation marijuana dispensaries are here to stay. They will preserve the quality and integrity of this great herbal medicine by circumventing corporate control which may involve being federally regulated to only provide government approved (made by Monsanto) GMO frankinweed.
"As the sovereign Nations of Turtle Island, we possess inherent rights to self-determination.
Our right to self-determination means we have jurisdiction (the right, power and authority) to administer and operate our own political, legal, economic, social and cultural systems." source: Understanding First Nation Sovereignty