Tough pot sentences take force in Canada

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jagec

Lifer
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"Luring a child to watch pornography"? What's the age cutoff? Because once puberty hits, you have to practically chain them to a church pew to keep them AWAY from the stuff.
 

sandorski

No Lifer
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"Luring a child to watch pornography"? What's the age cutoff? Because once puberty hits, you have to practically chain them to a church pew to keep them AWAY from the stuff.

Instead of watching Straight/Lesbo Porn, you suggest they should be living Gay Porn?

:colbert:
 

hal2kilo

Lifer
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So the country that provides a safe place for heroin users to shoot up, is now going to start cracking down on pot? Insanity, you have a new face.

Seems Canada has there own special brand of wingnuts.
 

ch33zw1z

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"the war on drugs may be well intentioned
but it falls f---ing flat when you stop and mention
the over crowded prisons where a rapists gets paroled
to make room for a dude who has sold
a pound of weed to me that's a crime
here's to good people doin time y'all"

-311
 

Pr0d1gy

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That is a slamming idea...How about pot vending machines that give you a bag of cheetos or doritos (and a soda!) with every purchase of 1/2 Oz or more :biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin:

Call it QuikLids and for $10 you get 2 joints, a soda, and a bag of chips...lol. That could literally launch an empire.
 

xj0hnx

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Seems Canada has there own special brand of wingnuts.

Yea it's strange. We always held Canada as another country to go to if we can't make it back to Germany, pretty much a relaxed America.

Call it QuikLids and for $10 you get 2 joints, a soda, and a bag of chips...lol. That could literally launch an empire.

Except two joints is WAAAAAY short of a lid :(.
 

EagleKeeper

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this is no doubt a result of global economic influence from countries like the us. fuck this shit. its a natural plant, its non toxic, and it promotes peace. oh god lets freak out about it :rolleyes:

If it promotes peace then why are so many people being killed becuase of it? :confused:
 

xj0hnx

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If it promotes peace then why are so many people being killed becuase of it? :confused:

Because control of it's growth, harvest, distribution, and sale has been handed over to violent cartels, instead of peaceful hippies, happy potheads, and excited entrepreneurs.
 

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EagleKeeper

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Because control of it's growth, harvest, distribution, and sale has been handed over to violent cartels, instead of peaceful hippies, happy potheads, and excited entrepreneurs.
So there ore only violent cartels in CA that control the growing.
The CA fields are laced with mines and other traps to protect them form bystanders.

Peaceful alright.
The growers do not want anyone cutting into their business; the potheads showed ho serious it was when CA tried to legalize MJ. I read Pothead growers fought against the amendment tooth and nail.
 

xj0hnx

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So there ore only violent cartels in CA that control the growing.
The CA fields are laced with mines and other traps to protect them form bystanders.

Mexican cartels have moved north, and started outdoor grow operations in California, but no, there aren't ONLY violent cartels in CA. There are other large scale grow operations that do not have anything to do with violence, or gangs, but the fact is, as long as it remains illegal there are those that are going to protect their illegal business with violence. Unless I missed the cartels blowing up people for control of the alcohol, or tobacco industries.

Peaceful alright.
The growers do not want anyone cutting into their business; the potheads showed ho serious it was when CA tried to legalize MJ. I read Pothead growers fought against the amendment tooth and nail.

Yip, the growers, and businesses that are profiting on this business that reaches into the BILLIONS per year are fighting to keep it limited, and "illegal". Some of those operations have millions invested, and years, and years developing strains, and building operations, I know I wouldn't want just anyone to be able to jump in and cut into my profits either.