Penalized for being honest.. Dot physical

I support state’s rights and residents in my state (Washington) are free to toke up as much as they want. The feds will never get their act together and remove it from Schedule 1. I have zero respect for laws that make no sense and harm people. I drive and therefore refrain but I am 100% against pot being illegal. If someone else does it I don’t mind as long as they aren’t driving while high.

 

LOL...don't tell us why. Everybody with half a brain knows why.

Tell us how. That's what we need to know.

 

Amen

 

That guy seems to have an anger issue. Maybe he needs to smoke some pot to mellow out

 

How to drive high? It’s easy. I used to do it all the time in the 80s.

 

80’s was a good time. Today sucks on the road

 

Nothing gets better except for electronics and that is a double edged sword.

 

They didnt come outta the womb saying political correct this and metoo that. It was the past generation that made this generation who they are.... blame the parents of the 80s and 90s for raising children that are causing havoc today.

 

While it is illegal on the federal level...it's not in various states. An the feds are respecting that for the most part. Only way you'll see it legal on a fed level is if they find a new way to make money off something else most likely. More and more states are coming around. Whether it's in the form of legalization, decriminalization, medicinal, etc.

Comes down to this if you want to smoke the wacky tobacky...

1. Live in a state where your able. Whether legal or decriminalized.
2. Don't join an occupation which requires you to abstain totally from it.
3. Wait til you retire from said occupation mentioned in 2.

No, I'm not advocating for drivers to be allowed to get high. Nor do I condone driving under the influence in any way, shape or form.

We should advocate to make prostitution legal again. Inner city unemployment would drop. ha!

Sirscrapntruckalot - Spark a fatty for this pimp daddy! - The Godfather(late 90s wrestler...google it).

 

No, I was talking about getting the laws changed. But you knew that.