Question 51 – How is industrial hemp used in the paper industry?
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 The next question is, how is industrial hemp used in the paper industry? Ooh, have you opened up a can of worms? So the use of hemp as a paper alternative to trees is how this whole freaking thing got started. All of the insane racist rhetoric from..  Anlinger and the collusion with Hearst way back when, that’s where it all centered.
And hemp can produce and create hemp paper and can do it with a fraction of the amount of water that’s used, in a fraction of the amount of time, because the trees grow way quicker than a regular tree tree. But William Hurst, way back when, had just gotten the patent on the presses and sunk a ton of money into presses that relied on tree pulp rather than hemp seed pulp and it was looking like it was up and coming to potentially really take that over and so he and Anslinger conspired together to create a bunch of insane Completely detached from reality, fake manufactured hysterical bullshit that utilized racism as its catalyst for trying to besmirch and smear and confuse the distinctions between industrial hemp and cannabis, or at the time marijuana, and also marijuana spelled with an H so that it looks specifically More Latino, Marijuana, so that you could direct racism towards, that was generated towards the Latino population and try to get that in, try to get that in there.
And there’s all kinds of insane reefer madness. Just mentally totally psychotic garbage. Everything from just totally nuts. So it’s a manufactured, bizarre hysteria that created that. And then at the time, Congress was stupid enough to go along with it. And because… They were familiar with industrial hemp, but they weren’t familiar with this marijuana stuff, and they were tricked into thinking that these were two separate things, and they made one illegal, and then in doing so, completely destroyed the industrial hemp.
Farming industry here in the United States, and that’s why, to this day, we are importing millions and millions and millions and millions of pounds of industrial hemp products from China and from Canada, instead of growing them here, all thanks to stupid, stupid Anlinger and William Hurst. And then, yes, and if you go visit Hurst Castle up in California.
Unfortunately, even if it’s a neat place to visit or you think that it’s cool, the gentleman that put it together just thought that the ends justified the means and was completely okay creating disgraceful, toxic, venomous, racial slurs and demonizing and scapegoating as a way to prop up his stupid tree-based printing presses for newspapers that he was deeply invested in at the time.
And that’s how he got all his cash, but industrial hemp is better was better, is today, and always will be a better source of any paper product anywhere and it can be grown more quickly, Done with less water, and is a better source and produces a sturdier more reliable product and our Constitution is written on Industrial hemp and for canvases if you’re a painter they make way sturdier better Canvases so you know for all the painters that are out there it does way better stuff So yeah, industrial hemp can be used in the paper industry and is the better choice always.
It was then, it is now, and it always will be. Anslinger was a racist piece of garbage, and Hearst was even worse. All right, thanks.
Question 51 – How is industrial hemp used in the paper industry?
