Posted on Jun 24, 2020
Just Look At These Hemp Shoes The VA Is Selling To Military Veterans
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The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is selling pairs of aesthetically questionable hemp toe shoes to military veterans.
In one of the latest, albeit more trivial, examples of the federal government embracing the crop since its legalization under the 2018 Farm Bill, VA’s Veterans Canteen Service (VCS) is offering the hemp shoe at a price they claim is “so good” that their brand partners won’t let them disclose it unless you’re a member.
VCS, established in 1946, provides “articles of merchandise and services at reasonable prices to Veterans enrolled in VA healthcare system, caregivers, and visitors,” according to the agency’s site. “Since its conception, VCS’ mission continues, incorporating a strategic Veteran-centric approach emphasizing the importance of service to Veterans and supporting VA’s overall mission.”
Of course, VA doesn’t produce the shoes; the company Vibram does. Both the men’s- and women’s-style shoe go for about $100 normally, according to the firm’s website.
In one of the latest, albeit more trivial, examples of the federal government embracing the crop since its legalization under the 2018 Farm Bill, VA’s Veterans Canteen Service (VCS) is offering the hemp shoe at a price they claim is “so good” that their brand partners won’t let them disclose it unless you’re a member.
VCS, established in 1946, provides “articles of merchandise and services at reasonable prices to Veterans enrolled in VA healthcare system, caregivers, and visitors,” according to the agency’s site. “Since its conception, VCS’ mission continues, incorporating a strategic Veteran-centric approach emphasizing the importance of service to Veterans and supporting VA’s overall mission.”
Of course, VA doesn’t produce the shoes; the company Vibram does. Both the men’s- and women’s-style shoe go for about $100 normally, according to the firm’s website.
Just Look At These Hemp Shoes The VA Is Selling To Military Veterans
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
MAJ Ken Landgren Rubber, Plastic and Hemp? I Think I'll Pass. Growing Up here in the Johnson County, There was still a Bit of "Wild Weed" Leftovers from when Kansas Farmers Grew Hemp for Navy Ropes. You Don't want to Smoke Hemp. Very Little THC, a little CBD. It is Just Nasty.
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MAJ Ken Landgren
PO1 William "Chip" Nagel - What's funny is I have had $60 in my wallet for a year to buy some weed, but I can't find any! lol
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
MAJ Ken Landgren - If You See Something Growing Wild Around Here, It isn't Marijuana it is Hemp a Very Close Cousin. Don't Smoke It, It's Nasty. Shit You can Buy Hemp in the Gardening Stores and Pretty Could even when it was Supposedly Illegal Here.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel - I asked my wife if I could put in a big pot a marijuana plant but she said NO.
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