DC resident sues neighbor over pot smell AND WINS

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Anonymous wrote:A lot of pot smokers are just straight up drug addicts so this probably isn’t going to deter them

Why do you care so much that I be deterred from a legal product that I choose to consume?

You’re missing the point (probably killed too many brain cells). The point is that a judge has ruled that people here can be banned from smoking pot in their very own home if the stench prevents their neighbor from enjoying their home. That’s fantastic news to people who have potheads for neighbors. Potheads make for sh*tty neighbors. Whether the judge’s decision deters anyone remains to be seen. If a pothead is so inconsiderate that a neighbor will go through the time and expense to sue them, they probably don’t care what a judge says either.

No, a judge has ruled that THIS PERSON can be banned from smoking pot in their home BECAUSE it caused a nuisance for their neighbor. That doesn't mean the judge has said no one else is allowed to smoke in their own homes. Despite the crowing from a lot of people who really cannot handle the idea that some people use cannabis.

L-E-G-A-L P-R-E-C-E-D-E-N-T.

Suck it, pothead.

Super mad. Not for you, you wouldn't sue. Probably would just seethe like you’re doing now. I could smoke a blunt nearby and you would just deal with it. Betcha.

The police are warning of pot laced with fentanyl. That stuff will kill a horse.

With MD going fully legal this July, everyone can get safe edibles from a legal recreational dispensary. Finally. Now the entire DC metro area has a safe place to buy tested marijuana products.. and no more cops looking for easy possession arrests. Win win win.

The idea that cops ever gave a shit about pot is hilarious. This is some weird fantasy potheads enjoy telling themselves.

You are in fantasy land if you thought a police officer never arrested someone for it. Now they cannot…. try to keep up. Lay off the liquor buddy.

I’m sure that in Iowa once, in the 1970s, they arrested someone for pot. The idea that cops in DC care about pot is pretty amusing. Someone has to die for cops to begin to consider caring about it.

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They only care if it’s a large amount for distribution.

My MPD friend used to just tell people to throw their little personal stashes in the sewer or trash, and in those instances they were always getting detained for something else anyway.

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Anonymous wrote:The police are warning of pot laced with fentanyl. That stuff will kill a horse.

There's no such thing as pot laced with fentanyl. Where did you get that idea? People giving kids LSD for Halloween treats?

Of course, they’re fentanyl in pot. You’re supposed to be testing it for fentanyl before you smoke it, dumb ass

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Anonymous wrote:The police are warning of pot laced with fentanyl. That stuff will kill a horse.

There's no such thing as pot laced with fentanyl. Where did you get that idea? People giving kids LSD for Halloween treats?

Do you think pot is FDA approved? Do you think it’s like ordering a burger in a restaurant? You have no idea what’s in it and no one is checking to make sure it’s safe.

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Anonymous wrote:The police are warning of pot laced with fentanyl. That stuff will kill a horse.

There's no such thing as pot laced with fentanyl. Where did you get that idea? People giving kids LSD for Halloween treats?

Of course, they’re fentanyl in pot. You’re supposed to be testing it for fentanyl before you smoke it, dumb ass

Link to a story about a dispensary selling laced products.

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Anonymous wrote:A lot of pot smokers are just straight up drug addicts so this probably isn’t going to deter them

Why do you care so much that I be deterred from a legal product that I choose to consume?

You’re missing the point (probably killed too many brain cells). The point is that a judge has ruled that people here can be banned from smoking pot in their very own home if the stench prevents their neighbor from enjoying their home. That’s fantastic news to people who have potheads for neighbors. Potheads make for sh*tty neighbors. Whether the judge’s decision deters anyone remains to be seen. If a pothead is so inconsiderate that a neighbor will go through the time and expense to sue them, they probably don’t care what a judge says either.

No, a judge has ruled that THIS PERSON can be banned from smoking pot in their home BECAUSE it caused a nuisance for their neighbor. That doesn't mean the judge has said no one else is allowed to smoke in their own homes. Despite the crowing from a lot of people who really cannot handle the idea that some people use cannabis.

L-E-G-A-L P-R-E-C-E-D-E-N-T.

Suck it, pothead.

Super mad. Not for you, you wouldn't sue. Probably would just seethe like you’re doing now. I could smoke a blunt nearby and you would just deal with it. Betcha.

The police are warning of pot laced with fentanyl. That stuff will kill a horse.

With MD going fully legal this July, everyone can get safe edibles from a legal recreational dispensary. Finally. Now the entire DC metro area has a safe place to buy tested marijuana products.. and no more cops looking for easy possession arrests. Win win win.

The idea that cops ever gave a shit about pot is hilarious. This is some weird fantasy potheads enjoy telling themselves.

You are in fantasy land if you thought a police officer never arrested someone for it. Now they cannot…. try to keep up. Lay off the liquor buddy.

I’m sure that in Iowa once, in the 1970s, they arrested someone for pot. The idea that cops in DC care about pot is pretty amusing. Someone has to die for cops to begin to consider caring about it.

You’re kidding, right? Until D.C. legalized possession a few years ago, they used to make about 2,000 arrests per year for cannabis possession. (See article: https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/legal-issues/dc-marijuana-arrest-legal/2020/09/15/65c20348-d01b-11ea-9038-af089b63ac21_story.html)

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Anonymous wrote:A lot of pot smokers are just straight up drug addicts so this probably isn’t going to deter them

Why do you care so much that I be deterred from a legal product that I choose to consume?

You’re missing the point (probably killed too many brain cells). The point is that a judge has ruled that people here can be banned from smoking pot in their very own home if the stench prevents their neighbor from enjoying their home. That’s fantastic news to people who have potheads for neighbors. Potheads make for sh*tty neighbors. Whether the judge’s decision deters anyone remains to be seen. If a pothead is so inconsiderate that a neighbor will go through the time and expense to sue them, they probably don’t care what a judge says either.

No, a judge has ruled that THIS PERSON can be banned from smoking pot in their home BECAUSE it caused a nuisance for their neighbor. That doesn't mean the judge has said no one else is allowed to smoke in their own homes. Despite the crowing from a lot of people who really cannot handle the idea that some people use cannabis.

L-E-G-A-L P-R-E-C-E-D-E-N-T.

Suck it, pothead.

Super mad. Not for you, you wouldn't sue. Probably would just seethe like you’re doing now. I could smoke a blunt nearby and you would just deal with it. Betcha.

The police are warning of pot laced with fentanyl. That stuff will kill a horse.

With MD going fully legal this July, everyone can get safe edibles from a legal recreational dispensary. Finally. Now the entire DC metro area has a safe place to buy tested marijuana products.. and no more cops looking for easy possession arrests. Win win win.

The idea that cops ever gave a shit about pot is hilarious. This is some weird fantasy potheads enjoy telling themselves.

You are in fantasy land if you thought a police officer never arrested someone for it. Now they cannot…. try to keep up. Lay off the liquor buddy.

I’m sure that in Iowa once, in the 1970s, they arrested someone for pot. The idea that cops in DC care about pot is pretty amusing. Someone has to die for cops to begin to consider caring about it.

You’re kidding, right? Until D.C. legalized possession a few years ago, they used to make about 2,000 arrests per year for cannabis possession. (See article: https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/legal-issues/dc-marijuana-arrest-legal/2020/09/15/65c20348-d01b-11ea-9038-af089b63ac21_story.html)

Bingo.

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Anonymous wrote:A lot of pot smokers are just straight up drug addicts so this probably isn’t going to deter them

Why do you care so much that I be deterred from a legal product that I choose to consume?

You’re missing the point (probably killed too many brain cells). The point is that a judge has ruled that people here can be banned from smoking pot in their very own home if the stench prevents their neighbor from enjoying their home. That’s fantastic news to people who have potheads for neighbors. Potheads make for sh*tty neighbors. Whether the judge’s decision deters anyone remains to be seen. If a pothead is so inconsiderate that a neighbor will go through the time and expense to sue them, they probably don’t care what a judge says either.

No, a judge has ruled that THIS PERSON can be banned from smoking pot in their home BECAUSE it caused a nuisance for their neighbor. That doesn't mean the judge has said no one else is allowed to smoke in their own homes. Despite the crowing from a lot of people who really cannot handle the idea that some people use cannabis.

L-E-G-A-L P-R-E-C-E-D-E-N-T.

Suck it, pothead.

Super mad. Not for you, you wouldn't sue. Probably would just seethe like you’re doing now. I could smoke a blunt nearby and you would just deal with it. Betcha.

The police are warning of pot laced with fentanyl. That stuff will kill a horse.

With MD going fully legal this July, everyone can get safe edibles from a legal recreational dispensary. Finally. Now the entire DC metro area has a safe place to buy tested marijuana products.. and no more cops looking for easy possession arrests. Win win win.

The idea that cops ever gave a shit about pot is hilarious. This is some weird fantasy potheads enjoy telling themselves.

You are in fantasy land if you thought a police officer never arrested someone for it. Now they cannot…. try to keep up. Lay off the liquor buddy.

I’m sure that in Iowa once, in the 1970s, they arrested someone for pot. The idea that cops in DC care about pot is pretty amusing. Someone has to die for cops to begin to consider caring about it.

You’re kidding, right? Until D.C. legalized possession a few years ago, they used to make about 2,000 arrests per year for cannabis possession. (See article: https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/legal-issues/dc-marijuana-arrest-legal/2020/09/15/65c20348-d01b-11ea-9038-af089b63ac21_story.html)

I bet almost none of these arrests was simply for pot possession. When you get arrested, the police pile up as many charges as possible because the vast majority of cases are pled out and more charges means more leverage for the cops. Pot is something they’d throw in on top of all the more serious stuff that they actually care about.

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Of course, they’re fentanyl in pot. You’re supposed to be testing it for fentanyl before you smoke it, dumb ass

You're not very bright. Continue proving us correct.

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Anonymous wrote:Do you think pot is FDA approved? Do you think it’s like ordering a burger in a restaurant? You have no idea what’s in it and no one is checking to make sure it’s safe.

I've been consuming for a long time and have never encountered cannabis laced with anything. Your idiotic myths just make you look like the babbling fool you are.

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Anonymous wrote:A lot of pot smokers are just straight up drug addicts so this probably isn’t going to deter them

Why do you care so much that I be deterred from a legal product that I choose to consume?

You’re missing the point (probably killed too many brain cells). The point is that a judge has ruled that people here can be banned from smoking pot in their very own home if the stench prevents their neighbor from enjoying their home. That’s fantastic news to people who have potheads for neighbors. Potheads make for sh*tty neighbors. Whether the judge’s decision deters anyone remains to be seen. If a pothead is so inconsiderate that a neighbor will go through the time and expense to sue them, they probably don’t care what a judge says either.

No, a judge has ruled that THIS PERSON can be banned from smoking pot in their home BECAUSE it caused a nuisance for their neighbor. That doesn't mean the judge has said no one else is allowed to smoke in their own homes. Despite the crowing from a lot of people who really cannot handle the idea that some people use cannabis.

L-E-G-A-L P-R-E-C-E-D-E-N-T.

Suck it, pothead.

Super mad. Not for you, you wouldn't sue. Probably would just seethe like you’re doing now. I could smoke a blunt nearby and you would just deal with it. Betcha.

The police are warning of pot laced with fentanyl. That stuff will kill a horse.

With MD going fully legal this July, everyone can get safe edibles from a legal recreational dispensary. Finally. Now the entire DC metro area has a safe place to buy tested marijuana products.. and no more cops looking for easy possession arrests. Win win win.

The idea that cops ever gave a shit about pot is hilarious. This is some weird fantasy potheads enjoy telling themselves.

You are in fantasy land if you thought a police officer never arrested someone for it. Now they cannot…. try to keep up. Lay off the liquor buddy.

I’m sure that in Iowa once, in the 1970s, they arrested someone for pot. The idea that cops in DC care about pot is pretty amusing. Someone has to die for cops to begin to consider caring about it.

You’re kidding, right? Until D.C. legalized possession a few years ago, they used to make about 2,000 arrests per year for cannabis possession. (See article: https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/legal-issues/dc-marijuana-arrest-legal/2020/09/15/65c20348-d01b-11ea-9038-af089b63ac21_story.html)

I bet almost none of these arrests was simply for pot possession. When you get arrested, the police pile up as many charges as possible because the vast majority of cases are pled out and more charges means more leverage for the cops. Pot is something they’d throw in on top of all the more serious stuff that they actually care about.

No, that same article indicates that in about 70 percent of the 115 pot possession arrests the Post reviewed from 2018-19, prosecutors later declined to file charges or dropped them. Which is a pretty good sign that they weren't just looking for leverage on other charges. It also showed that the vast majority of people arrested between 2012 and 2019 were black men, and that 40 percent of the arrests happened in Wards 7 and 8 -- less than 1 percent in Ward 3.

Do you think that represents the actual cannabis use distribution in the city? Or is it possible that legalizing marijuana actually helped end a serious ongoing structural injustice where only poor black people were being arrested for something all kinds of people do?

And yes, sure, I know you'll say it wasn't a big deal if the charges were later dropped or no-papered. I suspect you would feel differently if you had to miss a day of work for being arrested.

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Anonymous wrote:The police are warning of pot laced with fentanyl. That stuff will kill a horse.

There's no such thing as pot laced with fentanyl. Where did you get that idea? People giving kids LSD for Halloween treats?

Of course, they’re fentanyl in pot. You’re supposed to be testing it for fentanyl before you smoke it, dumb ass

Someone has apparently persuaded you somehow that heroin is pot. Probably best if you continue not using it!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The police are warning of pot laced with fentanyl. That stuff will kill a horse.

There's no such thing as pot laced with fentanyl. Where did you get that idea? People giving kids LSD for Halloween treats?

Of course, they’re fentanyl in pot. You’re supposed to be testing it for fentanyl before you smoke it, dumb ass

Someone has apparently persuaded you somehow that heroin is pot. Probably best if you continue not using it!

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Anonymous wrote:A lot of pot smokers are just straight up drug addicts so this probably isn’t going to deter them

Why do you care so much that I be deterred from a legal product that I choose to consume?

You’re missing the point (probably killed too many brain cells). The point is that a judge has ruled that people here can be banned from smoking pot in their very own home if the stench prevents their neighbor from enjoying their home. That’s fantastic news to people who have potheads for neighbors. Potheads make for sh*tty neighbors. Whether the judge’s decision deters anyone remains to be seen. If a pothead is so inconsiderate that a neighbor will go through the time and expense to sue them, they probably don’t care what a judge says either.

No, a judge has ruled that THIS PERSON can be banned from smoking pot in their home BECAUSE it caused a nuisance for their neighbor. That doesn't mean the judge has said no one else is allowed to smoke in their own homes. Despite the crowing from a lot of people who really cannot handle the idea that some people use cannabis.

L-E-G-A-L P-R-E-C-E-D-E-N-T.

Suck it, pothead.

Super mad. Not for you, you wouldn't sue. Probably would just seethe like you’re doing now. I could smoke a blunt nearby and you would just deal with it. Betcha.

The police are warning of pot laced with fentanyl. That stuff will kill a horse.

With MD going fully legal this July, everyone can get safe edibles from a legal recreational dispensary. Finally. Now the entire DC metro area has a safe place to buy tested marijuana products.. and no more cops looking for easy possession arrests. Win win win.

The idea that cops ever gave a shit about pot is hilarious. This is some weird fantasy potheads enjoy telling themselves.

You are in fantasy land if you thought a police officer never arrested someone for it. Now they cannot…. try to keep up. Lay off the liquor buddy.

I’m sure that in Iowa once, in the 1970s, they arrested someone for pot. The idea that cops in DC care about pot is pretty amusing. Someone has to die for cops to begin to consider caring about it.

You’re kidding, right? Until D.C. legalized possession a few years ago, they used to make about 2,000 arrests per year for cannabis possession. (See article: https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/legal-issues/dc-marijuana-arrest-legal/2020/09/15/65c20348-d01b-11ea-9038-af089b63ac21_story.html)

I bet almost none of these arrests was simply for pot possession. When you get arrested, the police pile up as many charges as possible because the vast majority of cases are pled out and more charges means more leverage for the cops. Pot is something they’d throw in on top of all the more serious stuff that they actually care about.

No, that same article indicates that in about 70 percent of the 115 pot possession arrests the Post reviewed from 2018-19, prosecutors later declined to file charges or dropped them. Which is a pretty good sign that they weren't just looking for leverage on other charges. It also showed that the vast majority of people arrested between 2012 and 2019 were black men, and that 40 percent of the arrests happened in Wards 7 and 8 -- less than 1 percent in Ward 3.

Do you think that represents the actual cannabis use distribution in the city? Or is it possible that legalizing marijuana actually helped end a serious ongoing structural injustice where only poor black people were being arrested for something all kinds of people do?

And yes, sure, I know you'll say it wasn't a big deal if the charges were later dropped or no-papered. I suspect you would feel differently if you had to miss a day of work for being arrested.

DC is pillow soft on crime. You can shoot someone in the face and you’re most likely not going to jail. The idea that this same government is extremely hard on people smoking weed is delusional.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm a vegan and my neighbor cooks a lot of meat. I'm planning on using this to sue my neighbor. Thanks for posting OP! The law suits are on!!!

See you in court MURDERERS

You realize that nothing will happen to you physically if you inhale the smell of meat? However pot is like second hand smoke. There is a physical effect.