Now we have a list of all you hippies... *evil cackle*
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knapplc wrote:Five pages talking about how to do something that shouldn't be illegal and get away with it.
fixed.
You and I can agree that it should not be illegal, that it is patently stupid that it is illegal, and that the reasons for its illegality are contrived at best, but that doesn't change the fact that it's illegal.
The day it's legalized I'll be over at your place and we can celebrate in style.
I hear ya and I actually struggled with posting in this thread...really I held back a lot. At least initially.
My days of midnight toking are long gone, however on that monumental day I may have to dust off my hippie pistol(pipe) in celebration.
jlm53089 wrote:Weed will never be legalized until they find a way to test while driving. It is still a DUI but there is no sure fire way to test for it.
Very good point, I never thought of it that way, maybe we should find a test kit....
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jlm53089 wrote:Weed will never be legalized until they find a way to test while driving. It is still a DUI but there is no sure fire way to test for it.
Very good point, I never thought of it that way, maybe we should find a test kit....
Yeah, that is a good point, and I don't think I've ever heard that brought up before. From a police point of view I can see that argument very clearly. I don't think that's why the legislators don't legalize it (fear and bias and ignorance come to mind), but it bears considering.
jlm53089 wrote:Weed will never be legalized until they find a way to test while driving. It is still a DUI but there is no sure fire way to test for it.
Very good point, I never thought of it that way, maybe we should find a test kit....
Yeah, that is a good point, and I don't think I've ever heard that brought up before. From a police point of view I can see that argument very clearly. I don't think that's why the legislators don't legalize it (fear and bias and ignorance come to mind), but it bears considering.
I've heard that argument before but I have to believe that they could come up with a way to test for a the level of THC in the body....to be able to tell if the driver had used recently. Either way it doesn't matter that's not the reason the wacky tobacky ain't legal.
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