Anonymous wrote:
You can’t smoke in your car but dc cops don’t seem to enforce this.

Since when do DC police enforce any sort of traffic infraction other than DUI?

https://wheresweed.com/

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There was a door dash driver who came to our house last night and was smoking pot behind the wheel. The porch reeked if it and you could smell it a few minutes later where he left his car running. Is there a DUI law for marijuana?

There is a DUI law for marijuana, but no way to test for it right now. Kind of a loop hole.

You can’t smoke in your car but dc cops don’t seem to enforce this.

I have used the MJ delivery services in DC. I've only done it three times over the past few years (I prefer to get it from my friend, who is actually high risk for Covid 19, so I'm staying away from him for now) because they are generally too expensive for my tastes. I get IDd. They arrive on time. One of them actually exchanged strains for me because I got a strain that my body did not agree with. They were kind enough to swap it out for me in exchange for a nice review on a website.

Anonymous wrote:
I've mentioned this before but lots of storefronts in Colorado that were empty for years after the last recession became booming dispensaries and their economy really took off after legalization.

It's literally inevitable at this point. State and local governments are getting absolutely destroyed and major deficits are going to be huge problems for years. MJ is an easy way to boost tax revenues and stop putting peoples' lives at risk for what is ultimately a harmless product.

Anonymous wrote:But this whole “gift” thing does not follow the spirit of the law:

- the law was passed with the intent to stop marijuana distribution in the District.

Wow, we got a real smart one here!

Anonymous wrote:My doctor wants me to try marijuana for my anxiety. I have severe PTSD with panic. She said she would write me a prescription but that it would be useless because there are no dispensaries in Virginia. I am one of the few (apparently) people who have literally never tried marijuana. I would have no idea where to go, what to buy, etc. I’m hoping Virginia quickly moves from decriminalization to legalization. People like me would pump a lot of money into the economy. I would much rather use a plant that we know is safe over the drugs I take now.

I've mentioned this before but lots of storefronts in Colorado that were empty for years after the last recession became booming dispensaries and their economy really took off after legalization.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just do Joint Delivery. Google their website. It’s super easy and they will deliver anywhere in DC or even meet you outside curbside if you want. It’s very quick just a check of ID and they are always running great specials. Customer service is really great IMO. The way it is done is that you buy an accessory (pen, pipe, etc,) and you get the weed for free.

You must have a DC address though, right?

No you don’t. Just an ID saying you are of age. I did driver license

Anonymous wrote:There was a door dash driver who came to our house last night and was smoking pot behind the wheel. The porch reeked if it and you could smell it a few minutes later where he left his car running. Is there a DUI law for marijuana?

There is a DUI law for marijuana, but no way to test for it right now. Kind of a loop hole.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:But this whole “gift” thing does not follow the spirit of the law:

- the law was passed with the intent to stop marijuana distribution in the District.

Funny thing about the "spirit of the law": it only goes one way. If you have violated the letter of the law, a prosecutor or judge can decide you didn't violate the spirit and give you leniency. However, if you complied with the letter of the law they can't prosecute you anyway, you complied with the law.

The "gifts," while I have no problem with the sale and use of marijuana, do in fact violate both the spirit and the letter of the law. If DC cared to arrest and prosecute (which thankfully they don't) no judge in the world would accept the argument that paying $50 for a 50 cent comic book and getting $50 worth of weed in return is a "gift." Something isn't a gift just because you say it is. If that was the case, selling anything would be de facto legal - oh hey, you bought a $100 condom and you're getting free sex as a gift! Nothing illegal about getting free sex!

There was a door dash driver who came to our house last night and was smoking pot behind the wheel. The porch reeked if it and you could smell it a few minutes later where he left his car running. Is there a DUI law for marijuana?

Anonymous wrote:But this whole “gift” thing does not follow the spirit of the law:

- the law was passed with the intent to stop marijuana distribution in the District.

Funny thing about the "spirit of the law": it only goes one way. If you have violated the letter of the law, a prosecutor or judge can decide you didn't violate the spirit and give you leniency. However, if you complied with the letter of the law they can't prosecute you anyway, you complied with the law.

Anonymous wrote:But this whole “gift” thing does not follow the spirit of the law:

- the law was passed with the intent to stop marijuana distribution in the District.

1. I don't see the rich and powerful caring about the spirit of laws.

2. Wrong. That was not the intent. The intent was to stop locking up nonviolent people and clogging the courts with cannabis offenses. The people and government of DC would like tax revenue from the booming trade but Congress has stood in the way.

Anonymous wrote:My doctor wants me to try marijuana for my anxiety. I have severe PTSD with panic. She said she would write me a prescription but that it would be useless because there are no dispensaries in Virginia. I am one of the few (apparently) people who have literally never tried marijuana. I would have no idea where to go, what to buy, etc. I’m hoping Virginia quickly moves from decriminalization to legalization. People like me would pump a lot of money into the economy. I would much rather use a plant that we know is safe over the drugs I take now.

Ha ha ha ha...

Your doctor has no idea how to get legal THC?

What is the old trope? If I ask you to show your junk and you do...you must not be a cop.

Anonymous wrote:My doctor wants me to try marijuana for my anxiety. I have severe PTSD with panic. She said she would write me a prescription but that it would be useless because there are no dispensaries in Virginia. I am one of the few (apparently) people who have literally never tried marijuana. I would have no idea where to go, what to buy, etc. I’m hoping Virginia quickly moves from decriminalization to legalization. People like me would pump a lot of money into the economy. I would much rather use a plant that we know is safe over the drugs I take now.

Plenty in the DMV that deliver try google and read the reviews.