Marijuana Smell Everywhere

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Is it me or does the entire Universe now smell like marijuana smoke? On the roadways, in the stairwells, in the stores, in the elevators, coming out of parked cars…. Is literally everyone smoking marijuana and why can’t they wait until they get home? I don’t see people taking swigs out of vodka bottles everywhere.

On the beltway, the people driving the cars and trucks ahead of you are smoking weed.

But that’s Ok now because its been legalized.

Obviously, that's not ok, since they are driving impaired. Just don't pretend that the smell is dangerous.

But pot’s legal now.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is it me or does the entire Universe now smell like marijuana smoke? On the roadways, in the stairwells, in the stores, in the elevators, coming out of parked cars…. Is literally everyone smoking marijuana and why can’t they wait until they get home? I don’t see people taking swigs out of vodka bottles everywhere.

On the beltway, the people driving the cars and trucks ahead of you are smoking weed.

But that’s Ok now because its been legalized.

Obviously, that's not ok, since they are driving impaired. Just don't pretend that the smell is dangerous.

Why not? Do we know? Second hand smoke is dangerous, right?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is it me or does the entire Universe now smell like marijuana smoke? On the roadways, in the stairwells, in the stores, in the elevators, coming out of parked cars…. Is literally everyone smoking marijuana and why can’t they wait until they get home? I don’t see people taking swigs out of vodka bottles everywhere.

On the beltway, the people driving the cars and trucks ahead of you are smoking weed.

But that’s Ok now because its been legalized.

Obviously, that's not ok, since they are driving impaired. Just don't pretend that the smell is dangerous.

Why not? Do we know? Second hand smoke is dangerous, right?

The CDC thinks so, but they can't be trusted.

https://www.cdc.gov/tobacco/secondhand-smoke/health.html

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:That's what all the white-trash smokers said back in the '90s, and look how much smoking has been cracked down on since then (fortunately).

You lost. It will never be illegal again in DC. Deal with it.

Neither are cigarettes, but we still regulate where people can and can't smoke.

You can "regulate" all you want, but if there's no one to enforce these laws, you can do whatever you want.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is it me or does the entire Universe now smell like marijuana smoke? On the roadways, in the stairwells, in the stores, in the elevators, coming out of parked cars…. Is literally everyone smoking marijuana and why can’t they wait until they get home? I don’t see people taking swigs out of vodka bottles everywhere.

On the beltway, the people driving the cars and trucks ahead of you are smoking weed.

But that’s Ok now because its been legalized.

Obviously, that's not ok, since they are driving impaired. Just don't pretend that the smell is dangerous.

Why not? Do we know? Second hand smoke is dangerous, right?

About as dangerous as those fumes from their car, but you accept that level of dangerous just fine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That's what all the white-trash smokers said back in the '90s, and look how much smoking has been cracked down on since then (fortunately).

You lost. It will never be illegal again in DC. Deal with it.

Neither are cigarettes, but we still regulate where people can and can't smoke.

You can "regulate" all you want, but if there's no one to enforce these laws, you can do whatever you want.

defund the police / abolish ICE

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:[b]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is it me or does the entire Universe now smell like marijuana smoke? On the roadways, in the stairwells, in the stores, in the elevators, coming out of parked cars…. Is literally everyone smoking marijuana and why can’t they wait until they get home? I don’t see people taking swigs out of vodka bottles everywhere.

On the beltway, the people driving the cars and trucks ahead of you are smoking weed.

But that’s Ok now because its been legalized.

Obviously, that's not ok, since they are driving impaired. Just don't pretend that the smell is dangerous.

Why not? Do we know? Second hand smoke is dangerous, right?

About as dangerous as those fumes from their car, but you accept that level of dangerous just fine.

If you strap a catalytic converter to your face, I fully support your right to smoke in public.

[Anonymous]

About as dangerous as those fumes from their car, but you accept that level of dangerous just fine.

You know there literally are laws that recognize how dangerous car emissions are and seek to minimize them? So no, people don’t accept that level of danger. I don’t want to breathe either car fumes or secondhand pot smoke - but I’m drug tested for work, so the secondhand pot smoke actually poses the more immediate concern for me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:[b]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is it me or does the entire Universe now smell like marijuana smoke? On the roadways, in the stairwells, in the stores, in the elevators, coming out of parked cars…. Is literally everyone smoking marijuana and why can’t they wait until they get home? I don’t see people taking swigs out of vodka bottles everywhere.

On the beltway, the people driving the cars and trucks ahead of you are smoking weed.

But that’s Ok now because its been legalized.

Obviously, that's not ok, since they are driving impaired. Just don't pretend that the smell is dangerous.

Why not? Do we know? Second hand smoke is dangerous, right?

About as dangerous as those fumes from their car, but you accept that level of dangerous just fine.

What a nonsensical comparison.

[Anonymous]

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About as dangerous as those fumes from their car, but you accept that level of dangerous just fine.

You know there literally are laws that recognize how dangerous car emissions are and seek to minimize them? So no, people don’t accept that level of danger. I don’t want to breathe either car fumes or secondhand pot smoke - but I’m drug tested for work, so the secondhand pot smoke actually poses the more immediate concern for me.

You think you'd test positive from inhaling second hand smoke from another car??????????

Also, there are laws regulating THC as well. They are very strict.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

About as dangerous as those fumes from their car, but you accept that level of dangerous just fine.

You know there literally are laws that recognize how dangerous car emissions are and seek to minimize them? So no, people don’t accept that level of danger. I don’t want to breathe either car fumes or secondhand pot smoke - but I’m drug tested for work, so the secondhand pot smoke actually poses the more immediate concern for me.

You think you'd test positive from inhaling second hand smoke from another car??????????

Also, there are laws regulating THC as well. They are very strict.

Yeah, federal law says it's illegal to possess. Super strict.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

About as dangerous as those fumes from their car, but you accept that level of dangerous just fine.

You know there literally are laws that recognize how dangerous car emissions are and seek to minimize them? So no, people don’t accept that level of danger. I don’t want to breathe either car fumes or secondhand pot smoke - but I’m drug tested for work, so the secondhand pot smoke actually poses the more immediate concern for me.

You think you'd test positive from inhaling second hand smoke from another car??????????

Also, there are laws regulating THC as well. They are very strict.

Yeah, federal law says it's illegal to possess. Super strict.

It is strict. Try to go to a dispensary in MD if you are under 21 and buy some. It's not happening.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

About as dangerous as those fumes from their car, but you accept that level of dangerous just fine.

You know there literally are laws that recognize how dangerous car emissions are and seek to minimize them? So no, people don’t accept that level of danger. I don’t want to breathe either car fumes or secondhand pot smoke - but I’m drug tested for work, so the secondhand pot smoke actually poses the more immediate concern for me.

You think you'd test positive from inhaling second hand smoke from another car??????????

Also, there are laws regulating THC as well. They are very strict.

Yeah, federal law says it's illegal to possess. Super strict.

Who cares how strict they are when they aren't enforced. People are smoking on the streets. You can create all the laws you want but they mean nothing if there's no one there to punish you for breaking them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

About as dangerous as those fumes from their car, but you accept that level of dangerous just fine.

You know there literally are laws that recognize how dangerous car emissions are and seek to minimize them? So no, people don’t accept that level of danger. I don’t want to breathe either car fumes or secondhand pot smoke - but I’m drug tested for work, so the secondhand pot smoke actually poses the more immediate concern for me.

You think you'd test positive from inhaling second hand smoke from another car??????????

Also, there are laws regulating THC as well. They are very strict.

Yeah, federal law says it's illegal to possess. Super strict.

It is strict. Try to go to a dispensary in MD if you are under 21 and buy some. It's not happening.

That's the bare minimum. It's easy to create a minimum age to buy. The dispensary wants to make money and it can't if it's shut down for doing illegal business. They aren't the problem.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

About as dangerous as those fumes from their car, but you accept that level of dangerous just fine.

You know there literally are laws that recognize how dangerous car emissions are and seek to minimize them? So no, people don’t accept that level of danger. I don’t want to breathe either car fumes or secondhand pot smoke - but I’m drug tested for work, so the secondhand pot smoke actually poses the more immediate concern for me.

You think you'd test positive from inhaling second hand smoke from another car??????????

Also, there are laws regulating THC as well. They are very strict.

Yeah, federal law says it's illegal to possess. Super strict.

Who cares how strict they are when they aren't enforced. People are smoking on the streets. You can create all the laws you want but they mean nothing if there's no one there to punish you for breaking them.

Yes, let's lock up every person reeking of MJ. THAT is where I want my tax dollars to go.