SO sick of weed smoke everywhere

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have not read the thread but I get really pissed shen I smell skunk weed on the freaking road - or worse, the highway. Do people realize that it’s not legal to drive while stoned, FFS?

I'm sure they do but they don't care.

[Anonymous]

One of the best things about leaving gross Maryland was leaving the near constant smell of crap weed behind. I can sit outside and enjoy the fresh air. Bonus: I don't have to see my deadbeat neighbors get stoned and not take care of their kids anymore.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't really care. Smells like freedom! Everytime a car passes by leaving a cloud of stank, I think of all the young guys who went to prison fo that. Sorry, no worried about those drivers.

100% agree!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't really care. Smells like freedom! Everytime a car passes by leaving a cloud of stank, I think of all the young guys who went to prison fo that. Sorry, no worried about those drivers.

100% agree!

I love the freedom of driving impaired as well! Weed, strong meds, alcohol! Let freedom ring!

[Anonymous]

I will vote for whichever candidates promise to ban public weed smoking and vaping. Weed smoking if children are in the house or nearby should be illegal too. Why is this tolerated? Progressives fought so hard against “big tobacco” but now say it’s fine to smoke weed? Ridiculous.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I will vote for whichever candidates promise to ban public weed smoking and vaping. Weed smoking if children are in the house or nearby should be illegal too. Why is this tolerated? Progressives fought so hard against “big tobacco” but now say it’s fine to smoke weed? Ridiculous.

Weed smoke is healthful.

[Anonymous]

Same! It reeks and makes you stupid.

[Anonymous]

My neighbors in my apartment building (garden style) don't bother to open a window it reeks the smell is unbearable then I go outside and smell it in the parking lot I drive and smell it at lights. It's shocking how mamy people smoke that crap around here but things are starting to make sense to me now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thanks liberals!

This

[Anonymous]

Downtown Silver spring smells of weed all the time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:One of the best things about leaving gross Maryland was leaving the near constant smell of crap weed behind. I can sit outside and enjoy the fresh air. Bonus: I don't have to see my deadbeat neighbors get stoned and not take care of their kids anymore.

Where do you live now?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:One of the best things about leaving gross Maryland was leaving the near constant smell of crap weed behind. I can sit outside and enjoy the fresh air. Bonus: I don't have to see my deadbeat neighbors get stoned and not take care of their kids anymore.

Yes! All the weed I smell on the road is always cars with Maryland license plates.

[Anonymous]

Yes. People high all the time, smoking pot everywhere, driving impaired, stinking up public places, vaping pot in schools is part of the parade of horribles that we were assured would not happen if we supported legalization. All lies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:One of the best things about leaving gross Maryland was leaving the near constant smell of crap weed behind. I can sit outside and enjoy the fresh air. Bonus: I don't have to see my deadbeat neighbors get stoned and not take care of their kids anymore.

Yes! All the weed I smell on the road is always cars with Maryland license plates.

Yup. And with tinted windows.

[Anonymous]

Yep, it’s everywhere. My elementary kid (whose school is near a couple of major roads) came home the other day with her jacket smelling like pot from being outside at recess. You can’t drive anywhere without smelling it.

I was in favor of legalization… but can’t we have something in between “go to jail for years” and “everywhere you go smells like pot”? Make it illegal to use in public and enforce that. AT LEAST enforce no pot smoking while driving (or in cars at all, a la open container laws).