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That's definitely not the case in Poland, which is part of the EU.
by d33 9y ago
That's definitely not the case in Poland, which is part of the EU.
- coldtea 9y agoYeah, hence "western" -- for me the "real" EU would always be the early 12 states :-)
- hutzlibu 9y agoAnd also in those "real" EU states, you can get serious problems, if you are in the health sector for example. But if you are a student wanning to become a software-developer, then yes, allmost nobody cares.
- d33 9y agoCould you elaborate on the problems?
- hutzlibu 9y agoNot in detail, but afaik they can revoke your permit to work in health sector, if you get charges from drugs, as you are then not seen fit. Also in bavaria, there have been charges against people for driving under drugs, even though they only posessed them and did not consume at that time ...
- harofax 9y agoIn Sweden, which I definitely consider to be part of the "civilized western part of the world", getting caught with weed has dire consequences.
- V-2 9y agoThat's a rather bizarre definition, by which Greece is a ”Western" country (ex-Byzantine!), while eg. Switzerland is not.