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Drug paraphernalia is still a crime in most places. Not sure what the equal to "spice grinder" here is.
by schoolornot 6y ago
Drug paraphernalia is still a crime in most places. Not sure what the equal to "spice grinder" here is.
- thatcat 6y agoif there is no residue then classifying it as "drug paraphernalia" would be in bad faith
- roughly 6y agoI don't know what the laws are on possession, but before marijuana was legalized it was far, far easier to buy a bong than the weed to smoke in it. I'm wracking my brain to try to think of a piece of drug paraphernalia that is illegal to sell or illegal to possess in the absence of the drugs themselves.
- lozaning 6y agoIn the state I live in it's illegal to to be in possession of any paraphernalia. Thats why you cant buy a bong anywhere, but can buy a water pipe at every corner store headshop. That being said it's a petty misdemeanor that does not result in any jail time until your third infraction. https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/cite/152.092 https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/cite/152.092
- edoceo 6y agoAnna Purna in Berkeley, CA used to have this sign: "these are water pipes not Bongs! You will be asked to leave" (c1995)
- evilduck 6y agoDrug paraphernalia has a specific use (or at least, let's assume that for the sake of argument), but youtube-dl is more like a crowbar that has legal and illegal uses. If I have a crowbar I can legally use it all day long for construction purposes. As soon as I'm caught breaking into a house with a crowbar, it's classified as burglar's tools. At no point is the hardware store or crowbar manufacturer liable for a burglary for selling me a crowbar.