A serious discussion about marijuana, and the laws surrounding it.

[FlaFlaFlunkie]

Any smokers in California can tell you it's ridiculously cavalier there. It's like going to the candy store, literally. Row upon row of different strains. Assistants who will explain to you the benefits of different strains. You drive with it in your trunk, and if you get pulled over they give it back to you lol

I miss California sometimes

I need to hear something bad about California after reading this.

[gilaet]

I need to hear something bad about California after reading this.

Earthquakes.

[gilaet]

That's all I got.

[GHP]

I think this is right up the alley of the ACLU, no?

She's retarded. Claiming she brought drugs onto campus fucks her

[FlaFlaFlunkie]

Earthquakes.

That's all I got.

Yeah. Still not enough. Tell me more about their shitty economy.

She's retarded. Claiming she brought drugs onto campus fucks her

Wait, though. Is it illegal/against policy to bring alcohol on campus too? I'm just drawing parallels, treating marijuana like alcohol.

[GHP]

I need to hear something bad about California after reading this.

We grew a few times, nothing great big, 60 plants, around 5lbs per grow, and people used to GIVE us samples of their most recent grows. We'd return the favor of course but we had mason jars filled with 20-30 different strains. Plus we had a friend who was super into edibles and he'd give us tons of stuff. He's still around he has a show on Pot Planet lol. We were also friends with real growers up north, the ones who grew commercially and were the true providers holy shit those guys were amazing.

[FlaFlaFlunkie]

We grew a few times, nothing great big, 60 plants, around 5lbs per grow, and people used to GIVE us samples of their most recent grows. We'd return the favor of course but we had mason jars filled with 20-30 different strains. Plus we had a friend who was super into edibles and he'd give us tons of stuff. He's still around he has a show on Pot Planet lol. We were also friends with real growers up north, the ones who grew commercially and were the true providers holy shit those guys were amazing.

[GHP]

Yeah. Still not enough. Tell me more about their shitty economy.
Wait, though. Is it illegal/against policy to bring alcohol on campus too? I'm just drawing parallels, treating marijuana like alcohol.

I think so, yes. It would be like if she admitted drinking during recess. That's a no-no too

[FlaFlaFlunkie]

I think so, yes. It would be like if she admitted drinking during recess. That's a no-no too

Oh.

[sstressed]

until the gubment, from the feds on down to the smallest local entity, can write 1000s of rules and regulations, and tax the shit out of every aspect of the growing, selling and consumption of pot, they will continue to fuck with us.

[The Snork]

People should be allowed to grow their own. And the government should fund serious study into the medical benefits of it.

Large commercial growers linked to criminal gangs should be prosecuted.

I live in California and while not a fan of the "medical dispensaries" I can say it really doesn't affect me ... as long as its kept to the coloreds. They're animals anyway so let them lose their souls.

[FlaFlaFlunkie]

People should be allowed to grow their own. And the government should fund serious study into the medical benefits of it.

Large commercial growers linked to criminal gangs should be prosecuted.

I live in California and while not a fan of the "medical dispensaries" I can say it really doesn't affect me ... as long as its kept to the coloreds. They're animals anyway so let them lose their souls.

What's your problem with the medical dispensaries?

[HeinousMark]

While I'm adamantly opposed to the "War On Drugs", and painfully cynical, I would rather see people in legal states, especially recently legalized, behave with a little more decorum (?). I think it's harmful to the movement to see people acting out like idiots the moment the laws are lifted....it's just not good PR, even though it must be exhilarating to celebrate such freedom and "Less Intrusive Government".

[FlaFlaFlunkie]

While I'm adamantly opposed to the "War On Drugs", and painfully cynical, I would rather see people in legal states, especially recently legalized, behave with a little more decorum (?). I think it's harmful to the movement to see people acting out like idiots the moment the laws are lifted....it's just not good PR, even though it must be exhilarating to celebrate such freedom and "Less Intrusive Government".

dude. they're stoned.

[2Manboobs]

okay. here's a serious question. I heard that recently, some dumbass school teacher in Colorado wrote some posts on her facebook page (or somewhere else) that indicated she loved smoking pot.

Now she'll probably be fired (for her stupidity alone) but here's the serious question: it's legal to smoke pot in Colorado. So long as she doesn't smoke on the job (or before or during classes...or I guess while she's grading tests...but that would apply to alcohol too), is it legal for a municipality to fire her?


Show all work.

She should be fired for not having enough common sense to know that public discussion of her drugging habits isn't appropriate for someone thats entrusted to care for 30-40 kids everyday

[FlaFlaFlunkie]

She should be fired for not having enough common sense to know that public discussion of her drugging habits isn't appropriate for someone thats entrusted to care for 30-40 kids everyday

Oh, she's a 'tard for at least a half dozen reasons. I was just wondering if it's legal to fire a person for admitting they smoke pot...not posting images of it on line as well as bringing it on campus.

The ACLU's not going to be returning her calls.

[2Manboobs]

I need to hear something bad about California after reading this.

[FlaFlaFlunkie]

Nah. I like Mexicans. They don't bother me. Talk to me about roving blackouts. That hits me where it hurts.

[2Manboobs]

Oh, she's a 'tard for at least a half dozen reasons. I was just wondering if it's legal to fire a person for admitting they smoke pot...not posting images of it on line as well as bringing it on campus.

The ACLU's not going to be returning her calls.

I would think so ...Many jobs (including teaching) have a code of conduct/ethics that are required to be adhered to...Even though the frowned upon acts may not be illegal in the eyes of the law, they could still violate the code of ethics that an employee signs before accepting employment ....

[2Manboobs]

Nah. I like Mexicans. They don't bother me. Talk to me about roving blackouts. That hits me where it hurts.

If the illegals weren't draining the system of its tax dollars, there might just be enough money left in the budget to address the rolling blackouts appropriately .... that's a plausible possibly