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Heather Grey - Dan Patrick Don't Mess With Hemp Shirt

If you live in Texas, you likely saw the press conference that Lt. Governor Dan Patrick held, attempting to convince the media that hemp should be outlawed. This shirt commemorates the moment he held up a bag of our cereal bites and lied to the public. To that, we say, "Don't Mess With Hemp, Dan." We are selling these shirts at cost and we do not profit from the sale of these shirts.

50% polyester, 25% combed ringspun cotton, 25% rayon
Machine wash cold; do not tumble dry

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Heather Grey - Dan Patrick Don't Mess With Hemp Shirt

Overview

Six years ago, Texas embraced hemp with HB 1325, fully legalizing hemp products for the citizens of Texas. It led to a thriving industry that now employs over 50,000 people while helping millions of Texans find relief for a variety of ailments.

Now, some of the politicians want to take this away from Texans, despite recent polls showing that the vast majority of Texans want these products to stay.

Hemp is the new cannon. It stands for freedom and independence, and it was given to us by the same people who now want to take it back and make it illegal. We won’t sit back and let them take what they gave to Texans. To the people trying to make hemp illegal, we say Come and Take It.

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Epic tshirt. Loved seeing Lt Dictator Dan make a complete ass of himself and truly show off his lack of intelligence on a subject that HE BELIEVES is bad...don't want his BELIEFS forced on me. I am my own person, can judge for myself. Personal experience is best...not hearsay Maryland Dan.