Cannabis for California

[Gn2Dlnd]

I'm all for legalization, and that's with a number of years away from the stuff because it doesn't *ahem* agree with me. Unfortunately, if someone sparks up a doob, I have to leave the area, or I end up breathing it in and suffering the consequences. If you're enjoying a gin and tonic, I don't need to leave. That gin and tonic stays put, right there in its glass. The pot smoke doesn't. Someone did this on the sidewalk outside of a meeting I was attending a couple of weeks ago. I had to leave.

I don't have a moral issue, just a "there's kids in the house, now" issue.

[Cadaverous Pallor]

Originally Posted by Gn2Dlnd

I don't have a moral issue, just a "there's kids in the house, now" issue.

To be perfectly crystal clear - my child will never be near enough such stuff to inhale it, and no one will be in charge of my child while under the influence. Same goes for alcohol.

[Ghoulish Delight]

Originally Posted by Gn2Dlnd

I'm all for legalization, and that's with a number of years away from the stuff because it doesn't *ahem* agree with me. Unfortunately, if someone sparks up a doob, I have to leave the area, or I end up breathing it in and suffering the consequences. If you're enjoying a gin and tonic, I don't need to leave. That gin and tonic stays put, right there in its glass. The pot smoke doesn't. Someone did this on the sidewalk outside of a meeting I was attending a couple of weeks ago. I had to leave.

I don't have a moral issue, just a "there's kids in the house, now" issue.

No doubt laws restricting when and where it's consumable would follow in short order. But, at risk of seeming dismissive of your concerns, I'm going to go on a limb and say that the thousands of people in jail for something that hurt no one are slightly more inconvenienced than you would be by having to cross the street.