[Slyfox]

I have no idea either, but I smelled some bad stuff when I visited my sister in AZ. She is allergic to cigarette smoke and weed bothers her also. But, the smell was really bad even if she wasn't allergic to it. She called the cops and they went to see the perps.

I asked my sister if MJ becomes legal what would you do, you wouldn't be able to have the cops take care of it.

There's were we are headed. Soon enough we will be fighting city hall to pass bad stench ordinances.

What happened to the old adage about do what you wanna do as long as it doesn't hurt anyone else?

[Veto!]

my friend who works in drug court says that marijuana these days is much stronger than it used to be. “This is not your father’s marijuana.”

So how stoned would someone get on one ounce? Would you get arrested for smoking one ounce of the new marijuana, but with the old-time stuff you could smoke two ounces? Where will it be sold? Will there be brand names? Advertising? Point-of-sale posters and other marketing aids? Who are the distributors? The state?

Will there be tests like breatholators for overconsumption? What will they measure?

What a mess, so many ways this can be done wrong.

[fr_freak]

She is allergic to cigarette smoke and weed bothers her also. But, the smell was really bad even if she wasn't allergic to it. She called the cops and they went to see the perps.
I asked my sister if MJ becomes legal what would you do, you wouldn't be able to have the cops take care of it.

Come on now, would she call the cops of someone were smoking a stogie? Strong smell is a pretty poor excuse for getting bent out of shape over pot (if it were legal). What about backyard BBQs, mulch piles for gardens, etc.? The only real solution, for someone who demands a smell-free environment, is to get a house out in the middle of nowhere where no neighbors bother you.