The house blew up because making Meth has that potential (potentially explosive chemical reactions). Growing plants does not lead to anything blowing up. If it does, then I've got turnips in my garden I can use in the next revolution.I've gotta friend that used to live next door to a meth lab house. (unknowingly)
It blew one day and blew out the windows on the side of his house.
They were on vacation at the time, luckily.
I think meth lab houses are way more dangerous, and probably more plentiful,
but gated or not, Anything that is dangerous like that (whatever it might be)
should not be.
Growing is one thing, but endangering others is a whole other thing.
imo it just shows how unethical some are with the growing.
Using a house like that for camo, when there's plenty of houses out away
from others more.
Weed that will kill you.
And taxed ... just like any other recreational substance (i.e., alcohol and tobacco).actually I think it might depend on ones mental state.
I could imagine a scenario, and we may have unknowing seen examples,
of high-power smoke sending (already unstable) people over the edge.
Of coarse any number of things could possibly do that, even legal stuff.
Actually I'm on the same page as Stossel. I think all drugs should be unregulated as far as the fed.
imo, it should be a state to state thing.
Growing plants does not lead to anything blowing up.
There are far more growers out in rural communities than in gated neighborhoods. But I can't imagine the amount of electrical use that would pull so much electricity that the bill would be $10K/month. 0_o Even with grow lights on 24/7/365.Maybe not blowing up, but pot growers who grow inside a house are notorious for messing with the power lines into the house to bypass the meter because the lights they use would cost thousands and thousands of dollars a month if they were on the meter, and a three-bedroom house with a $10,000/month electric bill would arouse suspicion. Messing with the power lines is a good way to cause a fire, which could be dangerous.
There are far more growers out in rural communities than in gated neighborhoods. But I can't imagine the amount of electrical use that would pull so much electricity that the bill would be $10K/month. 0_o Even with grow lights on 24/7/365.
I had heard there was more of this sort of thing in Canada because of the climate. The cold is not good for growing marijuana.It was from an episode of Holmes on Homes I saw where they had to re-do a house after someone rented it out and the tenants turned it into a major pot grow. they also had to get rid of a lot of mold in the attic. I thought the number was $10K/month, but I could be off... and it's also a Canadian show so that could make a difference.
I had heard there was more of this sort of thing in Canada because of the climate. The cold is not good for growing marijuana.
Makes me wonder how much the US could make exporting to Canada. Hmmmm.