Comments by "Frank MacLeod" (@frankmacleod2565) on "250-Year-Old Cherries Found at George Washington's Plantation" video.

  1. Slave ownership was normal back then. Ask the native Americans about it
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  2. Get over it
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  3. Prove it
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  4. Nobody cares
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  5. What garden?
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  6. Prove it
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  7. No, it was men. The cherries didn't appear out of thin air, like your book says people do
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  8. You mean Indians? Yes, we've found Indians
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  9. They're cherries, not berries
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  10. This isn't "the news"
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  11. Respirations?
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  12. What berries?
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  13. Keep dreaming
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  14. No he didn't
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  15.  @cruzruiz5273  who told you that? They didn't have weed in the 1700s in America, it is a plant which came from Asia. They grew hemp, but you can't get high smoking hemp.
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  16.  @cruzruiz5273  again, who told you that?
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  17.  @cruzruiz5273  I didn't say you're from Asia. I said cannabis is from Asia. It is not a native plant in north America. If you have evidence otherwise, bring it forth.
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  18.  @cruzruiz5273  Sure, it does now, but not in the 1700s. In the 1700s, it was not growing in North America.
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  19.  @cruzruiz5273  Cannabis doesn't grow wild everywhere at all. Does it grow wild where you live? Where is that? It definitely doesn't grow wild out here in north California.
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  20.  @cruzruiz5273  sorry Cruz, but I need a reference for that information. You're just some random dude on the internet.
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  21.  @cruzruiz5273  I work as an archaeologist and historian, and I read a LOT of old books about the exploration and development of the Americas. Never heard a reference to any cannabis growing in north america until the 20th century.
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  22.  @cruzruiz5273  no, it doesn't. I used to grow it myself.
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