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This is interesting. I live in Baltimore where people have been smoking it in the streets illegally for decades. And I have never once smelled it in my house or
by millzlane 4y ago
This is interesting. I live in Baltimore where people have been smoking it in the streets illegally for decades. And I have never once smelled it in my house or my office. I smell more piss in DC than marijuana smoke.
I'm pretty glad that Germany has decided to stop locking people in cages for a flower. It's due time we focus on other crimes against humanity.
- petre 4y agoI'll take MJ smoke smell over piss or car exhaust any time, thank you. By the same logic we'd criminalize pissing in public places or ICE vehicle use. I think such a place already exists. It's called Singapore, though they don't criminalize ICE vehicle use either. They just make it very expensive.
- rayiner 4y agoSingapore is great. They still have a civilization building culture, like Americans used to have. If they had acted like modern Americans it would still be a poor country. Though, I agree prison is too much. We should publicly cane people who smoke MJ in public.
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- bhupy 4y agoI saw an interesting tweet to this effect: https://twitter.com/waspmexicano/status/1633934987664957442 https://twitter.com/waspmexicano/status/1633934987664957442 I would be very curious to see if there's data on whether replacing prison with caning (for certain crimes) reduces recidivism.
- Timmi2000 4y agoA colleague from Singapore told me that caning isn’t much of a thing anymore. If you are sentenced to a number of strikes, these will be broken up into a number of „appointments“. Apparently you can easily avoid them with a letter from your doctor.
- rtontic 4y ago>By the same logic we'd criminalize pissing in public places Is public urination not a crime? One that gets you on a sex offender registry?