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124dog

I am new to this sight. So please understand that if this has been talked about before I am sorry to waist time.

Question: If the legalization of marijuana happened say next mounth.

What type of laws would you have to some what control the use?

Would any age of person be able to smoke it? Or would there be an age limit like tobbacco?

As a police officer I offten hear the reasons for legalization, but never what to do if it happend. Please let me know what you think should be done to regulate it.

 

30yr.toker

.....124Dog ? I started a thread once titled " the new marijuana tax act " . You may/ may not like it. Hope that helps !!




.....BTW- welcome to MJ.com.

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dj atom 12

Either you have very fat fingers, or you are the reason i got off on 2 felonies and 2 misdemeanors last time around. I would issue pothead id's and tax the hell out of 'em. I'd also raise the penalties for smoking in public. 18 or older and i'd set larger fines for being in possesion without a license. Welcome to cheaptalk occifer.

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Toker_05

pothead id's are a good idea if weed gets decriminalized or legalized, it would show that you are a responsible, mature marijuana user

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BloodNOil

tobbaco and alcohol users should get IDs too if we have to

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eyesbleed

Granted, this would be WAY better than the present situation, but this just goes to show ya how much people have been programmed & brainwashed by decades of propaganda & outright lies.
We're talking about a natural plant that's much less addictive than caffeine, & less harmfull, yet people feed their kids caffeine regularly & think nothing of it.
And alchohol & tobacco are SO much more hazardous & deadly than mj that it doesn't even deserve comparison...... on ANY level.
...And we haven't even begun with all the theraputic benefits that millions of people could derive from legal medical use.

To me this is the most bizarre aspect of this totally screwy society.

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Jaycrills

If it was legalized I would say there should be an age limit of 18...if not 21. I don't want to see a bunch of kids smoking personally.

Also no smoking in public, just like there is no drinking....in public. Unless you were in a restraunt or bar with a designated driver.

30yr.toker

.....Eyesbleed ? AA-MMENNN ! I agree completely !!

.....124dog...I just re-read your post. You`re a cop ? We have several here already and they are valued. Even though I have`nt seen K-9copper in a while. Anyway, once again, welcome and I look forward to your input.

Jaycrills

I'll agree with you there, but I still don't think kids should be smoking marijuana or anything for that matter. Also I don't think they should eat it or consume it in any way shape or form, kids are far to immature to be getting high.

MrIMStoned

What's a 'kid'?

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