Kojo Douglas
The Kavasseur
Maybe he'll swing by on his victory tour.
Are you alright?I don't quite know what a pretty hole is but old sup I know for sure
I get the whole Tudei vs Noble argument, I read that thread where pretty much everyone sided with Deleted User. I understand The majority of this community think Noble is better over tudei and I don't disagree. At the end of the day however, I think any kava drinker should have the option to choose what he/she wants to consume, regardless what the almighty @Deleted User seems to think.Well, to be fair it doesn't seem like there is really anyone to fight about it with anymore.
Is this like when Darth Vader was with Luke Skywalker and he changed from the dark side back to the good side?Well, I think it's safe to say that Tudei Kava should probably not be sold, demanded, or consumed. I do think the fact that there are "unknowns" about its safety and legality at the source (exporting countries) are reason enough to let it be and have a Noble-only Kava culture.
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What @Deleted User or any of us thinks is actually not relevant. The kava exporting countries themselves are taking it upon themselves to ban tudei exports, in order to keep markets open for kava. If anyone seriously thinks that is a bad idea, they need to take it up with the governments of those countries. I do think it is unfortunate that as a result of that, which is basically just a strategic political decision, it will be harder for the small number of tudei enthusiasts to find tudei kava. However I have to side with countries like Vanuatu and Fiji, who are trying to do what is in their best interest.I get the whole Tudei vs Noble argument, I read that thread where pretty much everyone sided with Deleted User. I understand The majority of this community think Noble is better over tudei and I don't disagree. At the end of the day however, I think any kava drinker should have the option to choose what he/she wants to consume, regardless what the almighty @Deleted User seems to think.
I understand that as well, when it becomes illegal or unavailable in this country, I will stop consuming it. Till then, since I am a big boy, I will decide what to drink.What @Deleted User or any of us thinks is actually not relevant. The kava exporting countries themselves are taking it upon themselves to ban tudei exports, in order to keep markets open for kava. If anyone seriously thinks that is a bad idea, they need to take it up with the governments of those countries. I do think it is unfortunate that as a result of that, which is basically just a strategic political decision, it will be harder for the small number of tudei enthusiasts to find tudei kava. However I have to side with countries like Vanuatu and Fiji, who are trying to do what is in their best interest.
Yeah, if there is a market for it, people will find a way to get it, whether it is legal or not... But read some of the stories from the Northern Territory of Australia, where all kava actually is illegal. They read like retarded "police beat" stories..Other drugs are illegal in this country, people have always found a way to get them, it would be weird to have a "kava dealer" for my tudei, lol. Just saying...
We know Tudei is more dangerous than Noble Kava. We know Tudei has the potential to make the USDA and others ban kava. Then of course the economic argument. There is just no logical reason to support Tudei except to say "Free Country" to people who elect to use it anyway. I know this is risky but I'm going to defend @Kavasseur in one respect and for his past opinions on Tudei. Yes indeed, many people can take Tudei and it ain't gonna kill them. Moderation in everything and you will be fine. But my fear has always been that Tudei and it's reputation may tarnish the image of Kava in the eyes of the world wide regulatory agencies and we can't afford to aggravate them since they are still reciting the liver scare of the 1990s. And here is the bottom line, when I look at all the killer kavas being sold by the vendors in this forum, I just can't justify even considering Tudei. But I understand those who do it for "shits and grins". Totally understand that. Yeah, you know who you are, the guys living in a van by the river."However I have to side with countries like Vanuatu and Fiji, who are trying to do what is in their best interest." @verticity This is critical underpinning in my change of opinion.
Maybe a kind of unfortunate choice of words there......when I look at all the killer kavas being sold by the vendors in this forum...