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Where is "here"? The article mentions it is decriminalized in DE.
by xcambar 5y ago
Where is "here"?
The article mentions it is decriminalized in DE.
- rightiousrob 5y agoHow hard is it to imagine that an hn user is not based in the us?
- hervature 5y agoHow hard is it to imagine that an hn user is referring to "here" as hn?
- xcambar 5y agovery easy since I’m not. what did you understand or infer from my message?
- mclightning 5y agothis question tells more about your own biases rather than the commenter above honestly.
- skrause 5y agoIt's not really decriminalized. While you don't have to fear criminal prosecution in most cases (unless you're in Bavaria) they will punish you by taking away your driving license, even if you never actually drove under influence.
- ushakov 5y agonot just that: employers, insurances and banks could use this information against you (police record = bad business) "decriminalised", but given "right circumstances" will screw you for years
- Teever 5y agoIf you don't have a driver's license what else can they do to you?
- piva00 5y agoLeave a mark in your police record, something that might impact your odds of getting a job in a lot of industries. It's similar here in Sweden, even though Swedish policies are much more draconian against drug users (supposedly the most draconian from all of OECD countries), weed consumption as a regular user will probably not lead to prosecution and/or prison time but it will be registered in your police record for 5 years and impact your life in multiple ways.
- vb6sp6 5y agowe should probably put on our thinking hats and use the powers of deduction to figure out he is in place where it is not legal
- hobofan 5y agoIt is not obvious though if they mean Germany, where it is still illegal right now, and they are looking forward to the change, or if it is another country where it is illegal right now and the would like to see the same change happening.