@janae_dd214warrior: Exposing the Contradictions: A Mother's Testimony Doesn't Add Up I've witnessed Aubree Adams travel from Colorado to Texas multiple times to testify against hemp-derived consumables, and her story has troubling inconsistencies that demand scrutiny. Adams presents her son as if he's still a child struggling solely with THC addiction. But here's what she conveniently omits: In 2017, in her GoFundme, she admitted her son wasn't just using THC—he was addicted to meth and heroin. That's what led to his first inpatient treatment, not cannabis. Let's do the math. If her son was 16 in 2017, he's now 24—a grown man, not the child she portrays in her testimony. Yet she continues to infantilize him while describing symptoms that align far more with active meth or heroin addiction than THC use. The most disturbing part? She advocates for putting him on prescription pills as the solution. As a mother myself, it's painful to watch another parent exploit their adult child's addiction for what appears to be a political agenda. In 2017, Adams was attempting to raise $80,000—apparently unsuccessfully. So who's funding these cross-country trips to exploit her son's struggles? When Senator Perry accused combat veterans of being "paid shills" for advocating for alternative treatments, I couldn't help but wonder: shouldn't we be asking the same questions about some of these parents? Veterans deserve honest advocacy, not manufactured narratives that ignore the real complexities of addiction and recovery. #hb5 #texashemp #sb3

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