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Come on. Only really cigarette smoke and fertilizer is remotely comparable. And the latter is pretty rare unless you live in the country. There's no such thing

Come on. Only really cigarette smoke and fertilizer is remotely comparable. And the latter is pretty rare unless you live in the country. There's no such thing as a "pleasant" weed smoke. You only like it because you're smoking it.

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nebalee 3y ago
Imo, it's very much dependent on the intensity. I don't smoke it myself and consider a slight whiff of it quite pleasant, but I wouldn't tolerate someone smoking in my living quarters.
jijijijij 3y ago
How are these things not comparable? It's all smells which linger and affect people around, but have to be tolerated as personal freedom of the offender. I guess, apart from indoor smoking without proper ventilation (illegal in Germany), car exhausts are the only other thing which should be illegal, because of the huge burden on public health and the objective impact on another's life. If I have to tolerate even car exhausts, you have to tolerate all the weed stink. I would gladly sacrifice weed for a car ban. I don't smoke. But you need friends with better dope, or stop hot boxing.
- goosedragons 3y ago
  Coffee breath? Cinnamon gum? MAYBE you'll notice those things a foot away from someone in a one to one conversation. I can tell someone is smoking a joint across the street. I can tell the person in the unit below me is smoking weed. I can't tell you if they had coffee, cinnamon gum or are wearing perfume. The strength isn't remotely comparable. Car exhaust, while not great doesn't have even close to the bad smell weed smoke has. And I live in country with already legal and easily accessible weed with a wide variety of strains. I don't think I'm just smelling skunk weed.
  - jijijijij 3y ago
    Yeah, well, you know, that's just, like, your opinion, man.
  - rad_gruchalski 3y ago
    > I can tell the person in the unit below me is smoking weed. I can tell when my neighbour has potato or prawns for dinner. And anyone in this apartment building can smell the burnt garlic. I like garlic smell but not burnt garlic smell.

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nebalee 3y ago

Imo, it's very much dependent on the intensity. I don't smoke it myself and consider a slight whiff of it quite pleasant, but I wouldn't tolerate someone smoking in my living quarters.

jijijijij 3y ago

How are these things not comparable? It's all smells which linger and affect people around, but have to be tolerated as personal freedom of the offender. I guess, apart from indoor smoking without proper ventilation (illegal in Germany), car exhausts are the only other thing which should be illegal, because of the huge burden on public health and the objective impact on another's life. If I have to tolerate even car exhausts, you have to tolerate all the weed stink. I would gladly sacrifice weed for a car ban. I don't smoke. But you need friends with better dope, or stop hot boxing.

goosedragons 3y ago
Coffee breath? Cinnamon gum? MAYBE you'll notice those things a foot away from someone in a one to one conversation. I can tell someone is smoking a joint across the street. I can tell the person in the unit below me is smoking weed. I can't tell you if they had coffee, cinnamon gum or are wearing perfume. The strength isn't remotely comparable. Car exhaust, while not great doesn't have even close to the bad smell weed smoke has. And I live in country with already legal and easily accessible weed with a wide variety of strains. I don't think I'm just smelling skunk weed.
- jijijijij 3y ago
  Yeah, well, you know, that's just, like, your opinion, man.
- rad_gruchalski 3y ago
  > I can tell the person in the unit below me is smoking weed. I can tell when my neighbour has potato or prawns for dinner. And anyone in this apartment building can smell the burnt garlic. I like garlic smell but not burnt garlic smell.