Whether you like it or not, do you think it will happen?

[PSINXS]

Then say alcolhol, not caffine and sugar. Those where just arguments that a pot head would use when high with no real evidence to support it.

Now being drunk is different. It beyond impairs your senses, which is why its so dam illegal to get over a certain blood aclohol content and go out in public. So with your argument if they legalize marijuana, then they should make it okay to get shit faced drunk and go drive around.

u lack a lot of logic.

the SMART thing to do is make a law that if youa re under the influence of mary jane, u get a punishable sentence just as if drunk and driving.


you clearly are anti weed for no reason at all. you are an idiot

[thecrazyone]

u lack a lot of logic.

the SMART thing to do is make a law that if youa re under the influence of mary jane, u get a punishable sentence just as if drunk and driving.


you clearly are anti weed for no reason at all. you are an idiot

EXACTLY, its still going to be illegal to smoke and drive, just like drinking and driving, but what people want to do in their own home is up to them.

[BanginJimmy]

the SMART thing to do is make a law that if youa re under the influence of mary jane, u get a punishable sentence just as if drunk and driving.

But MJ will be in your system for about 30 days and if you are a chronic user, then as long as 60 days from the last use. So by your own recommendation anyone that drives a vehicle within 30 days of smoking should get a DUI. I would love to see that stand up in court.

[thecrazyone]

But MJ will be in your system for about 30 days and if you are a chronic user, then as long as 60 days from the last use. So by your own recommendation anyone that drives a vehicle within 30 days of smoking should get a DUI. I would love to see that stand up in court.

stop being a jackass. just like when somone is drunk and slurring, stumbling, being high has signs, for example red -eyes LAWL. they might also be hungry.

[Hektik]

But MJ will be in your system for about 30 days and if you are a chronic user, then as long as 60 days from the last use. So by your own recommendation anyone that drives a vehicle within 30 days of smoking should get a DUI. I would love to see that stand up in court.

I'm not 100% sure, but Ive heard that studies are being done to see if there is a way that a mouth swab could prove how long ago a person smoked.