Just a reminder for anyone who thinks regulations are going to help.
It’s all a joke.
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When you say joke, do you mean literally?
Because the rest of your comments seem sincere… 
Please tell me you randomly google searched and pulled up the first article, because dude. Have you looked at that site? 
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Literally in the slogan… 
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Thanks for the link. That site is gold.
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Please ask me directly for sincerity. That was the first google result for dea being raided lol. If you’d like a source that’s less bland. I gotchu
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Boom goes the dynamite
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Hope you are ok.
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Hey @Kingofthekush420 does the farm bill stuff matter if states say that only cannabis businesses can make and use D8?
Like, if the states start regulating it does that make the loophole a moot point?
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What loophole?
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Something something, D8 isn’t scheduled, something something.
I stopped keeping up with the details.
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Yeah then all edible thc is synthetically derived since THCA is decarboxylated to THC in processing. I’m not buying that isomerization is any different. They both are conversion processes with 100% atom economy and an intramolecular reaction. Some people argue that d8 uses catalysts, but that is irrelevant. Decarbing and isomerization are both synthetic prodecures, to deny that is stupid.
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But decarbing happens naturally over time. How is a natural process also synthetic?
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I think you have to perform a sacrifice of burning pure solvent, poured over a broken chinese wiper, while mumbling “D8 is legal, D8 is great”…. To summon @Kingofthekush420
He should show up in no time after that!
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Do you know the enzymatic pathway by which d8 is produced in the plant?
Decarbing isn’t Synthesis because the dea considers thca and thc as the same thing… no new compound was created. Damn I should have been a lawyer
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Did you actually read that article?
They’re not gonna make it so only thc licenses can make it, they don’t want ppl bringing converted product into metrc so they’re going to make testing standards for it in the hemp industry because there aren’t any
Et tu, Brute?
Say it with me: cannabimimetic
Are you going to run to Wikipedia now? I’ll wait…lol
The Feds are coming, and you better hide, Mr. D8 Wiki Screenshot Master.
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Also, “effective action” is to ban D8 and “other artificially-derived cannabinoids”
What makes you think they’re (or the Feds) are cool with synthetic cannabinoids?
Sure, that article implies they want to regulate D8 for sale, but, this is OR, where OMRI isn’t good enough (hence NOP) and I would bet the public hearings get heated. And once the anti-D8 people start speaking up, and once OLCC understands the legal implications, I’d bet my house they ban it.
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Hey, why are they making regs for d8 if its covered under synthetic cannabinoids?
Obviously because it’s not or they would use the regulations already in place to deal with the problem, there’s a reason they didn’t call them “synthetic cannabinoids” 
This just proves even more that the loop hole exists