Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I always thought legalizing marijuana was just jumping out of the frying pan and into the fire. For all the flaws of the drug war and keeping marijuana illegal, at least it did curb it to some degree and there's a virtue to it.

This is complete and total nonsense. Par for the course for a prohibitionist.

Legalizing marijuana has led to far more public consumption so there is truth to the out of frying pan and into fire observation. When marijuana was illegal I never smelled it anywhere.

Why can't the law be enforced?

Don't blame voters and legislators.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The stink is everywhere. Why people voted for this, I will never understand.

100% blame everyone who voted for more drugs in our society. (And yes, removing barriers to a drug increases its use).

I smell it in cars that drive by, so it is leading to more accidents also.

Great idea geniuses.

Nope. Dope consumers don't deserve to be prosecuted and there's nothing you can do about it except stomp your feet and pout. Deal with it.

Buying, possessing and smoking marijuana in the privacy of your own home is one thing but openly smoking on public streets and in your car is another and infringes on other people's rights. There are many places that outlaw open containers of alcohol both in your car and in public. Seems like it would be relatively easy to enforce this with marijuana - its certainly easy enough to see and smell.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The stink is everywhere. Why people voted for this, I will never understand.

100% blame everyone who voted for more drugs in our society. (And yes, removing barriers to a drug increases its use).

I smell it in cars that drive by, so it is leading to more accidents also.

Great idea geniuses.

I watched a car ping pong between cars as the owner I guess passed out on accelerator, and it was full of hot boxing smoke.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I always thought legalizing marijuana was just jumping out of the frying pan and into the fire. For all the flaws of the drug war and keeping marijuana illegal, at least it did curb it to some degree and there's a virtue to it.

This is complete and total nonsense. Par for the course for a prohibitionist.

Legalizing marijuana has led to far more public consumption so there is truth to the out of frying pan and into fire observation. When marijuana was illegal I never smelled it anywhere.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My daily weed smoking wife will tell you that "flower smells good, tobacco doesn't.:

But she's wrong. Just be glad you don't have to smell it at your home at 7am. And noon. And afternoon. And evening. And sometimes 4 in the morning when she can't sleep.

I would have filed already

I am sorry you don't love your spouse.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The stink is everywhere. Why people voted for this, I will never understand.

100% blame everyone who voted for more drugs in our society. (And yes, removing barriers to a drug increases its use).

I smell it in cars that drive by, so it is leading to more accidents also.

Great idea geniuses.

Nope. Dope consumers don't deserve to be prosecuted and there's nothing you can do about it except stomp your feet and pout. Deal with it.

Impaired drivers deserve to be prosecuted. Blame the cops who don’t even try.

This is a free society. If booze, tobacco, and beverages with 50 grams of sugar are legal then so is cannabis.

Don’t like the smell? Live on 5 acres in the country.

Anonymous wrote:My daily weed smoking wife will tell you that "flower smells good, tobacco doesn't.:

But she's wrong. Just be glad you don't have to smell it at your home at 7am. And noon. And afternoon. And evening. And sometimes 4 in the morning when she can't sleep.

I would have filed already

Anonymous wrote:I always thought legalizing marijuana was just jumping out of the frying pan and into the fire. For all the flaws of the drug war and keeping marijuana illegal, at least it did curb it to some degree and there's a virtue to it.

This is complete and total nonsense. Par for the course for a prohibitionist.