> The biggest complaint I ever hear that isn't based on a non-truth is "it smells bad". Why should you send someone to jail based on their smell? You can lega

> The biggest complaint I ever hear that isn't based on a non-truth is "it smells bad". Why should you send someone to jail based on their smell? You can legally cook pungent meals, burn smelly incense, slow cook meat over a stinking smoker, smoke fetid home rolled cigarettes, take one shower every month, have terribly foot fungus or a really bad case of farts. All smelly but legal things. Here in the Canadian town I live, you are not allowed to smoke or vape it on any public land. If you rent, your landlord has to agree to it. You can legalize it and still control it. To be honest, the smells decreased since it was made legal. Police would tolerate it so nobody called for "pot smell". That was a bad waste of resources. Now that it's up to the landlord to enforce it, people are more willing to call. I would never call the police on my neighbors for a smell. If I knew that someone went to jail over personal use because of me, I would feel really bad. However, I would ring the landlord in a heartbeat if their action was not allowed in the lease.