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12-07-2005, 02:23 AM
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|  wat r they looking 4 iam joing the army in canada an i was at a meeting today and when there were talking about the urine sample they said they were checking for medical conditions does this mean they will not be looking for drugs? i also read the folowing............ Random and pre-employment drug testing of public employees is a human rights violation and not allowed under the Canadian Human Rights Act, the federal Canadian Human Rights Commission announced this week. Their decision strikes down suspicionless drug testing policies for federally regulated workers, such as bank employees and airline pilots. "Positive drug tests simply confirm an individual's previous exposure to drugs, not whether the person is capable of performing the essential requirements of their job," the CHRC stated in a press release. The Canadian Human Rights Act prohibits discrimination based upon disability or perceived disability, and drug and alcohol dependency are considered disabilities under the law. |
 
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12-07-2005, 03:55 AM
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|  Well, they're not looking for someone with any knowledge of the English language obviously....damn...i'm sorry if i'm overly *****y tonight...but dude...all i can say is you keep on "joing" that army, and i'll keep thanking God that it's not OUR army! |
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12-07-2005, 04:08 AM
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| wow ur cool i am on the net who cares how i spell **** ur obviously the idiot for carein how i spell something grow up and if u didnt have an answer for me then dont post  |
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12-07-2005, 04:17 AM
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| Could have sworn I did have an answer. That would be why I posted it. In case you haven't noticed this forum is primarily made up of people with intellect. I'm sorry but i can see them letting a pothead into the military...but a stupid pothead...hence the "thank God it's not our damn country you'll be defending"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You need a cookie....hey Mamabudz...get this tard a cookie! |
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12-07-2005, 04:31 AM
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iam 18 and your 25 id hope you would be a little smarter then me and this is a god danm site about weed since when did you have to be smart to smoke. iam here to get answers about something not to get a leason on how to spell i dont see what the point of you criticizing my spelling has to do with my post. ive been on a lot of fourms and ur the first person to ever complain about spelling all i want to no is if the info in my first post is tru  | |
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12-07-2005, 04:34 AM
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12-07-2005, 02:57 PM
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| No idea what they might be looking for, sorry. Good luck in the army and stay safe . But I love the stuff in your post about Human Rights . I think I want to be Canadian . Random and pre-employment drug testing of public employees is a human rights violation and not allowed under the Canadian Human Rights Act, the federal Canadian Human Rights Commission announced this week. Their decision strikes down suspicionless drug testing policies for federally regulated workers, such as bank employees and airline pilots. "Positive drug tests simply confirm an individual's previous exposure to drugs, not whether the person is capable of performing the essential requirements of their job," the CHRC stated in a press release. The Canadian Human Rights Act prohibits discrimination based upon disability or perceived disability, and drug and alcohol dependency are considered disabilities under the law.[/quote] |
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12-09-2005, 01:43 AM
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| Best Wishes I'm a USA citizen, but I still want to thank you for having the fortitude to serve your country. Canada and the USA have had a great long-term relationship despite sometime differences. I'll bet you will serve well and proudly. |
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12-09-2005, 02:24 AM
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|  Help I had a drug test today for College. if i fail i think i get kicked out of school. I drank 1 gallon of water last night and 1 gallon of water this morning, 4 hours before the test i ate 4 asprin and then 3 1/2 hours before the test i drank the strip natural cleanser detox drink with another 3 quarters of a gallon of water with another asprin. 1 hour before the test i threw up, but the detox drink said it starts to work in 30 min. so should that have already kicked in before i puked? the last time i smoked was 33 days ago, but i am 300 pounds and weed stays with me for a long time. please anyone help ease my worried mind. |
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