Marijuana Smell Everywhere

[Anonymous]

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People have no coping skills and need to get fadded to deal with reality

So cigarette smoke was bad and we had to get rid of it everywhere, to the point of making cigarette smokers stand far away from building entrances, but pot smoke/smell is okay and we just have to "deal with reality"? Uh, no. All of this is what people who backed legalization said would not happen, and here it is. Pot smell and smoke everywhere.

Dumb response. People smoking on the street are doing it illegally. It's up to the police to get rid of the smell by fining them.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:That's the smell of freedom! America needs more freedom.

Can't say that until the Opium Dens reopen and you can get giggilos at Macy's.

I fully support reopening, regulating, and taxing. Sweet, sweet tax revenue for schools, transit, and lowering property taxes.

For decades we’ve been told that lotteries, taxes on gambling, & taxes on weed are going to magically improve schools & lower taxes. But students are getting increasingly stupid, & taxes never come down.

Democrats back all of these issues: legalized marijuana, higher taxes, gambling casinos.

Voting has consequences.

Yeah and allowing casinos was supposed to "lower taxes" as the promise. Yeah RIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT! They never lower taxes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thanks progressives

Fixed that for you.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Well let me put it a different way - would you want YOUR newborn baby next to someone for three hours who smelled like he hotboxed right before he got in his flight?

It's legal!

So it taking a shit on your coffee table, but that doesn't mean it's a good idea.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

People have no coping skills and need to get fadded to deal with reality

So cigarette smoke was bad and we had to get rid of it everywhere, to the point of making cigarette smokers stand far away from building entrances, but pot smoke/smell is okay and we just have to "deal with reality"? Uh, no. All of this is what people who backed legalization said would not happen, and here it is. Pot smell and smoke everywhere.

This, this, this, this, this.

This.

[Anonymous]

People who smoke pot on a frequent basis tend to not care that the smell is offensive to other people.

Most of them think that everyone ➕ their Mother should be smoking pot too.

[Anonymous]

Every time I smell weed in public, I become less libertarian.

[Anonymous]

The stench is much stronger than cigarette or cigar smoke and lingers/invades all common living areas like apartment hallways. And it happens every day.

It even drifts outside and stinks up neighbors yards.

I'd like to know when my rights as a resident are as equal as those pot smokers?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thanks liberals

Everything they touch turns to crap.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Thanks liberals

Everything they touch turns to crap.

+1. I’m still scratching my head at the new marijuana stores along Connecticut Avenue, home to like a zillion high rise apartment buildings. What could go wrong?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Thanks liberals

Everything they touch turns to crap.

the lack of self-awareness here is absurd. I don't smoke, but I'll be sure to laugh at you while on a nice edible.

[Anonymous]

I don't smell it everywhere, but the places I do, like the garage where I park for work, are consistent. It's such a tacky/offensive smell. I can't imagine ingesting something like that into my body.

[Anonymous]

Pike & Rose parking garage absolutely reeked of it yesterday. I started smelling it as we were driving through the garage yesterday. The entire garage stank, so not sure if it was coming in through the HVAC vents, but it was bad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thanks liberals

Thank the libertarians.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This again? Give it a rest.

The personification of DCUM