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The "medicinal purposes" concept was always a fig leaf for de facto legalization of purchases, given that there are many specialty 420-specific "clinics" that h
by DrScump 10y ago
The "medicinal purposes" concept was always a fig leaf for de facto legalization of purchases, given that there are many specialty 420-specific "clinics" that have literally never declined a prescription request.
Just look through the back half of local newspapers (e.g. Metro in the Silicon Valley area) and look for the ads with mostly green graphics featuring hot girls wearing stethoscopes.
- Fnoord 10y ago> given that there are many specialty 420-specific "clinics" that have literally never declined a prescription request. Surely there's an age limit? If you go to a coffeeshop in The Netherlands you need to be 18 in order to receive marihuana. If you're younger than 21 you need to show your ID, and if the clerk thinks you are younger than 18 he can ask you for ID. Of course, that can be faked. But if there's minors in your coffeeshop you got a big, big problem if the police find this out. Disclaimer: I worked in a coffeeshop in Amsterdam.