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Getting High in My Own House

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Like the whino?

 

 

Absolutely. Your question though was who am I endagering. You are endagering lots of lives. Wasn't that the answer you were looking for?

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Studies on going since the 60's have shown there is zero long term health risks associated with marijuana.
This is the kind of 100% false information that perpetuates the problem with drugs.
I think it depends on how much marijuana you have on you, but if you just have a joint, I believe in many states that is just a misdemeanor. I could be wrong though.

 

It is just a misdemeanor, however they will still go to jail for just one joint. Unless of course that oen joint is over 8oz, then it becomes a felony.

Other than cancer...which you can get from smoking anything.

 

 

Actually not even that. Read the link I have provided in post 30.

Common assumption ^

 

Common TRUTH.
It is just a misdemeanor, however they will still go to jail for just one joint. Unless of course that oen joint is over 8oz, then it becomes a felony.

 

I don't think having marijuana on you always results in jail time. I'm pretty sure some places it will just result in a fine.

Well then it sure sounds like you're going to be a bum living on welfare, which certainly has a huge effect on a lot of people.
Bingo! :thumb:

Not all marijuana convictions require jail time under federal sentencing guidelines, but all are eligible for imprisonment. If convicted and sentenced to jail, a minimum of 85% of that sentence must be served. The higher the marijuana amount, the more likely one is to be sentenced to jail time, as opposed to probation or alternative sentencing. Low-level offenses, even with multiple prior convictions, may end up with probation for the entire sentence of one to twelve months, and no jail time required.

 

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Common TRUTH.

 

 

I hope you would please take the time to read the links I provided in post 30 and the one post prior to this one.

 

Birdsfan, I respect you more than almost any poster on this board, and like I said I am not condoning, I just hate to see something no matter what it is get ripped to shreds over something that is not even true when pertaining to it. Again, I seriously hope you would take the time to read the links I have provided.

You must not know many; there are lots of respectable professional people who do little more than an occasional or even a daily joint, the same way a white collar worker might unwind after work with a martini or a blue collar joe knocks back a beer or two. It only becomes a gateway drug if the user doesn't have the self-discipline to keep it from escalating. It's just as fallacious an argument as those who suggest one drink makes you an alcoholic.

 

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I don't think having marijuana on you always results in jail time. I'm pretty sure some places it will just result in a fine.

 

It lacked 2% of the vote of getting legalized in Las Vegas. In Denver it as been so decriminalized that as long as you possess no more than an ounce you are not breaking the law.

I don't think having marijuana on you always results in jail time. I'm pretty sure some places it will just result in a fine.

 

Some states maybe, but Kentucky you will go to jail and if you rolling papers on you and no tobacco, that is Possesion of Drug Paraphernalia. A 2nd offense is a felony, no matter how long ago it was that you had your 1st offense.

This is the kind of 100% false information that perpetuates the problem with drugs.

 

Again, please read the links. I will say that any other drug you can name is very, very harmful, but I will never say that about Marijuana, in which should never have been classified a drug in the first place.

Are you OK with me drinking beer all night?
Is beer illegal to posses and consume?

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