WelshBloke
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- Jan 12, 2005
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And you seem to think that's how the pot industry advertises which is wrong.
*Looks up at thread*
Nope people are obviously not buying on strength at all.
Is stating the alcohol content of liquor on the bottle advertising it's potency too? oh god 60% ABV, DRUNK IN 1 SHOT !!???!!!!111111!?!!ONE ONE ONE one 11111!
Its there primarily because its illegal to sell alcoholic drinks without the strength on.
Now there certainly are drinks that are sold just on their strength (everclear comes to mind), but I dont think that thats something to aspire to.
The reason you have THC%, CBD%, and CBN% is because they have different effects. If you know what you like you can more easily pick something you know will work for you. If you see a beer is 9% ABV and you know you prefer lighter beers, you might say nah, i'll get something around 5% ABV instead.
I'd hope that most drinkers dont pick their drinks just on how strong they are.
I dont see the market advertising blazed in 1 hit or anything like that at all, and I highly doubt you are seeing it anywhere either, you seem to have some weird idea of what pot legalization looks like in this country, and you're fairly far off the mark.
Fair enough that you dont see it, but I see the worst side of the alcohol marketing shenanigans in the pot market.
The making of narcotic candies, pushing of higher strength=higher quality, the 'its good for you' angle, the 'stronger than everything else' line. All those things have been done (and hopefully) discredited in the drinks industry.