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I live in Colorado; Boulder, specifically. People aren't consumed with the issue of legal weed. It just isn't a serious contender in the arena of concerns peopl
by booleanbetrayal 11y ago
I live in Colorado; Boulder, specifically. People aren't consumed with the issue of legal weed. It just isn't a serious contender in the arena of concerns people bat about. Most people smoke it, but it's not a big deal. Take a vape to the mountain along with a Cliff bar. Enjoy the view.
The revenue and benefits the market brings to the state certainly aren't lost on its citizens though. =]
- BorisMelnik 11y agoyou know whats weird I was in Boulder recently (for about a month actually) I think I saw 1 maybe 2 people smoking...I couldn't even remember passing any places that sold it!
- skewart 11y agoInteresting. I typically see 1 maybe 2 people smoking in public every day in SF.
- kyrra 11y agoSmoking pot in public is still illegal, much like drinking in public is illegal. An apartment I lived in within Boulder had 1 or 2 people that would walk around while smoking, but I have yet to see anyone out and about the city while smoking. So people that are trying to be legal about it will smoke in their homes. https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/marijuanainfodenver/residents-visitors https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/marijuanainfodenver/residen...
- zardo 11y ago>So people that are trying to be legal about it will smoke in their homes. Although most renters are violating their lease if they do.
- oneeyedpigeon 11y agoHere in the UK, I see people smoking 'out and about' fairly often. Not every day, by any means, but enough for it not to be a total 'shock'. This is an advantage (one of many) of legalisation, IMO; when something is legal, it can be much more easily controlled because people actually respect the legislation. Here, anything goes so long as you can get away with it.