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<blockquote data-quote="jer79" data-source="post: 93737" data-attributes="member: 573"><p>If Netflix still has it.. there is a really well done documentary called &quot;the union&quot;. a lot of it takes place in british Columbia where its almost decriminalized or whatever. members of the &quot;union&quot; are the professional growers, carpenters, electricians, trimmers, the banks willing to look the other way when cash is deposited ,the shops that sell the supplies, etc. to run the grow operations. these people are paid a premium price for their work, and you guessed it , all cash under the table... if I remember they had a estimated figure for how much money is exchanging hands in one town. in this town they think one out of ten houses has a grow op, about 30,000 people I think, and it was huge, I wanna say 50 million. it would be nice to tax that money so that those people are putting something in the cookie jar like every one else is. the only people footing the bill for prosecuting and jailing the few that they do prosecute are taxpayers. when you create a black market that's what happens of course. great show, it showed a lot of the Canadian's views and opinions toward the US policy.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="jer79, post: 93737, member: 573"] If Netflix still has it.. there is a really well done documentary called "the union". a lot of it takes place in british Columbia where its almost decriminalized or whatever. members of the "union" are the professional growers, carpenters, electricians, trimmers, the banks willing to look the other way when cash is deposited ,the shops that sell the supplies, etc. to run the grow operations. these people are paid a premium price for their work, and you guessed it , all cash under the table... if I remember they had a estimated figure for how much money is exchanging hands in one town. in this town they think one out of ten houses has a grow op, about 30,000 people I think, and it was huge, I wanna say 50 million. it would be nice to tax that money so that those people are putting something in the cookie jar like every one else is. the only people footing the bill for prosecuting and jailing the few that they do prosecute are taxpayers. when you create a black market that's what happens of course. great show, it showed a lot of the Canadian's views and opinions toward the US policy. [/QUOTE]

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