Teen parents and grandfather made their toddler smoke pot

Daily Mail ^ | 14 December 2013 | RYAN GORMAN

[VerySadAmerican]

She’s 17 now. The baby is 23 months. She was 15 when she had it. And probably no more than 14 when she conceived it.

[snappahead]

Willing to bet the toddler WAS exposed to cig smoke as well,prob from all 3 of em

[wku man]

Northeasterners and Left Coasters don't like to admit it, but there is white trash in all 50 states (57 for the Obammunists). It's not an economic thing, either, it's about values. I've lived in Arkansas, and in upstate New York; both have their share of good, upstanding people...and slimy white trash dregs.

Scouts Out! Cavalry Ho!

[carlo3b]

Willing to bet the toddler WAS exposed to cig smoke as well,prob from all 3 of em

GASP.. Second hand smoke.. Then I say give them the DEATH PENALTY!

[GeronL]

I think they should be flogged before being thrown in prison

[Mears]

“Willing to bet the toddler WAS exposed to cig smoke as well,prob from all 3 of em”

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So were my five-—virtually all kids were exposed in the 50s and 60s.

So what?

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[madprof98]

The only surprising part of this story is that the teen parents are apparently MARRIED. This should make it a front-page item.

[DouglasKC]

Well gee what do we expect? The “medical” marijuana types have encouraged and fostered the belief that marijuana is not only harmless but actually beneficial. If this is so (which it’s NOT by a longshot) then what possible harm can there be to make a kid smoke it? They were giving him MEDICINE according to the idiots who started and encourage this movement.

[MV=PY]

"Oh no, I hope those jackbooted thugs from the county government don’t steal this poor child away from his loving parents just because they wanted him to enjoy herbal refreshment that George Washington and Thomas Jefferson used every day of their lives."

I've never heard that. Do you have source/link, please?

[Black Agnes]

One of my memories from my paternal grandmothers house was the pall of smoke that flowed out the front door onto the stoop when she answered the door.

Somehow all 5 of her kids and 20 of her grandkids managed to survive...

[carlo3b]

In the 50’s, my doctor and dentist, both smoked in their offices, while examining me.. Hospital rooms had ashtrays.. LOL

[Albion Wilde]

I've lived in Arkansas, and in upstate New York; both have their share of good, upstanding people...and slimy white trash dregs.

I agree; I was being semi-sarcastic about the knee-jerk media bias against Southerners and for the Clintons.

[Artie]

“I hear a Jeff Foxworthy joke coming.”

I’m thinking this has all the elements of a new reality TV series.

[SgtHooper]

Or cut a hole in a binky for the joint.

[snappahead]

Who’s suggesting that? I believe you were pointing out that all she wanted to do was share her pot and that it wasn’t like she was exposing her to second-hand smoke, as if that was worse,maybe I misunderstood.
I smoked cigs for years, but not in my cars or homes because I chose not to expose my kids to a smokey environment because I believed it to be unhealthy for them, I doubt anyone here is suggesting that it is.
But if a parent chooses to do so, then that’s their choice, I’m not suggesting the death penalty or any other capital punishment