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>Maybe you just don't have much experience, or don't realize the vague descriptions police will use to bring folks in >but I'm guessing you haven't spent much
by 0xBA5ED 6y ago
>Maybe you just don't have much experience, or don't realize the vague descriptions police will use to bring folks in
>but I'm guessing you haven't spent much time around the sort of person that gets stopped for this sort of thing
>Your experience isn't broad enough
This is awfully presumptuous.
>Live in a legal state and forget to take those joints out of the care before going to an illegal state?
It is common knowledge that marijuana is not legal everywhere and there are a lot of restrictions. Honestly, "forgeting" your drugs in your car deserves a drug charge if you transport it somewhere illegal. People should be expected to maintain a minimum degree of personal responsibility in a civilized society. This includes following basic rules.
I can't speak on the experiences of the homeless.
- Broken_Hippo 6y agoYeah, presumptuous, but based off of the words you chose to type - and continue to type. Often, I find that discussion of "personal responsibility" often comes without a minimum of empathy or understanding. It is really easy to become comfortable with some things you buy regularly to be in your car, and really easy to forget that it is in your car. People forget things all the time. This is a common human error, and penalizing folks for life for a simple error seems harsh. And sure, you can't speak on being homeless, but you can read about it and emphasize, at least. If anything, you can pretend you are planning on being homeless. Most of the stuff written won't enlighten you on being in a big city, and are written by folks that managed to come out the other side. Like this. http://guide2homelessness.blogspot.com/2004/10/introduction-to-project.html http://guide2homelessness.blogspot.com/2004/10/introduction-...