Uruguay Marijuana Law "Illegal" per UN

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#102
KingNick865 said:
The most dangerous states in America
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Rockytop1018 said:
The most dangerous states in America

EDIT: He beat me to it. :hi:
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Meh, just don't live in Memphis or Nashville. The stats are misleading. You are looking a 2 VERY large metropolitan areas that make up a large part of the population but a small part of the land area. The same can be said for ANY metropolitan area in the US. Get into the rural areas and it is probably on the low end. I will take Nashville and some of the better parts of Memphis over ANYWHERE in Atlanta, Chicago, Detroit, LA, NYC, etc. etc.
 
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Obsessed said:
Didn't the fed just raid Colorado for weed?
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Denver, yes.

I know plenty of growers in Cali who haven't had an issue since they started over a decade ago. Busting the state regulated growers is an monumental a task as waging war on the cartel.
 
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DinkinFlicka said:
Two completely different things. Scrip drugs are a mega business and marketed as such. The Feds are making the pills.
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How convenient. It's ok that prescription drugs in pharmacies can't be regulated but your local pot convenience store will be for sure.
 
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Rockytop1018 said:
I have no idea. I know there are dealers who make thousands from it, but that doesn't say too much in the grand scheme of things I suppose.
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I'm sorry. This question was directed as to the cost of getting caught. Paying fees. Fines. Jail time. Etc.
 
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govols/cc said:
If they do legalize I don't think it will be the picnic some think. Nobody knows if it will make money or not. I don't see any reputable business/company hiring pot smokers (you're good there). Guess there's unemployment, food stamps etc to fall back on though. I'm sure that pot revenue will offset that & not be placed on the tax payers. Who's to say health insurance companies won't triple pot smoker premiums? Who's to say law enforcement won't be given a lot of lead way when it comes to arresting a pot smoking for DUI? Who's gonna regulate the black market & self growers?
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You need to do the anti-pot crowd a favor and stop posting. You're tainting their pedestal much like skid marks on a pair of briefs.

I guess my urine will keep us from being coworkers in the Best Buy warehouse. Sorry, cc.
 
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82_VOL_83 said:
Meh, just don't live in Memphis or Nashville. The stats are misleading. You are looking a 2 VERY large metropolitan areas that make up a large part of the population but a small part of the land area. The same can be said for ANY metropolitan area in the US. Get into the rural areas and it is probably on the low end. I will take Nashville and some of the better parts of Memphis over ANYWHERE in Atlanta, Chicago, Detroit, LA, NYC, etc. etc.
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Alas, that argument was used as an opposition to the statistics released, and there's definitely something to that I believe. However, those metro areas only consist of 3 million of the 6.5 million that reside in the state, so I think there's something else at play.
 
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82_VOL_83 said:
And half as good?
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I've said it numerous times but I'll say it again:

The legal pot in CO is half the price and top notch in quality. Many dispensaries grow, trim, cure, and flush their plants in the back room before putting it on the shelf.

It's fresh since logistics is taken out of the equation.
 
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CNCVol88 said:
You use way too big of a brush painting your picture. Some might think your stereotypes of the pot user is somewhat dated.
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Maybe I am even though I know a diverse range of smokers. Regardless one person not necessarily for pot legalization isn't gonna win an argument with potheads or pro pot people.
 
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govols/cc said:
Maybe I should say most on them are already drug addicts. Better?
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In the same way that many Americans go home and drink a beer or two after work, many people who smoke like to smoke a joint or two. By your logic, they're drug addicts, but the ones who drink aren't alcoholics? :crazy:
 
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I'd be interested to see actual data of the pot smoking demographic aside from just personal anecdotes
 
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Rockytop1018 said:
In the same way that many Americans go home and drink a beer or two after work, many people who smoke like to smoke a joint or two. By your logic, they're drug addicts, but the ones who drink aren't alcoholics? :crazy:
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Ahh the old alcohol vs weed comparison. Never fails. Like I said before......
 
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