Cannabis should be absolutely just as legal and easy to obtain anywhere as alcohol currently is. In every single state. No exceptions. It's so easy: As legal and easy to obtain/use as alcohol currently is. Why hold relatively benign, often healing cannabis to any sort of irrational, stricter double standard than perfectly legal alcohol?
How did the beautiful state of ohio get screwed again? The only place in the world to sell 10ths instead of the worlds standard 8ths of an oz and then tax the hell out of nothing? Legal but can’t buy it for months unless you buy a scamopoly medical card first? Whack!
@@rock815town The news around Central Ohio says medical dispensaries will be able to sell recreational as well within a month. It's brand new recreational dispensaries that need to wait longer.
And the lawyer gets two telephone calls the next morning after weed is legal. This car bumped into my car he was doing 15 miles an hour because he has been smoking weed. And then the next phone call this car was doing 95 miles an hour and plowed into the car and took the whole front end off, and he was found to be totally drunk. What would you rather have hit you a stone driver driving really really slow or drunk mad man with liquid courage how fast can this thing go mindset. Doesn't take far to look back in the 1950s and all the drunk drivers and how fast they drove and that's why the cars had to be so large and heavy was to save your life in an accident from drunk drivers. Today's cars are so flimsy you need stoned drivers who will just barely scratch the plastic bumper cover and even that's going to cost $2,000 to have repainted.
You really have no idea what you're talking about. Cars are significantly safer today. Gm crashed a mid-50s Bel-air into a 2009 Malibu, and the bel-air was completely destroyed. No one in the bel-air would have survived. The people in the Malibu would have. That was in 2009. Cars are even safer now. It's not a matter of how thick the steel is. It's all about how kinetic energy is released. Old cars used to absorb that energy right into your body. Cars now deflect that energy around the occupants. In an accident, give me a new car any day.
Saying no to the revenue is fiscally stupid.
Cannabis should be absolutely just as legal and easy to obtain anywhere as alcohol currently is. In every single state. No exceptions. It's so easy: As legal and easy to obtain/use as alcohol currently is. Why hold relatively benign, often healing cannabis to any sort of irrational, stricter double standard than perfectly legal alcohol?
Grow your own. Prices are a rip off in Ohio.
You better open them up your losing money every day to Michigan
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How did the beautiful state of ohio get screwed again? The only place in the world to sell 10ths instead of the worlds standard 8ths of an oz and then tax the hell out of nothing? Legal but can’t buy it for months unless you buy a scamopoly medical card first? Whack!
If you think high potency cannabis is a bad thing you have no business even being in a discussion on the matter.
I do not see how someone can have a problem with weed when thousands are dying from fentanyl.
Magic wafts of pot crossing state lines
The few medical dispos ohio does have are gonna be swamped when they start selling rec too. I will not be waiting in that line.
Curaleaf Ohio is ready.
I kno they are😊
It will arrive in September
Says who? I live in Central Ohio and expect legal sales by July 1st.
@@jasonbooberry8363 I hope I'm wrong... But I was going off the fact how long it takes paperwork to fall through
@@rock815town The news around Central Ohio says medical dispensaries will be able to sell recreational as well within a month. It's brand new recreational dispensaries that need to wait longer.
@@jasonbooberry8363 thanks
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Grove City is in central Ohio.
Where Indiana lol
And the lawyer gets two telephone calls the next morning after weed is legal. This car bumped into my car he was doing 15 miles an hour because he has been smoking weed. And then the next phone call this car was doing 95 miles an hour and plowed into the car and took the whole front end off, and he was found to be totally drunk. What would you rather have hit you a stone driver driving really really slow or drunk mad man with liquid courage how fast can this thing go mindset. Doesn't take far to look back in the 1950s and all the drunk drivers and how fast they drove and that's why the cars had to be so large and heavy was to save your life in an accident from drunk drivers. Today's cars are so flimsy you need stoned drivers who will just barely scratch the plastic bumper cover and even that's going to cost $2,000 to have repainted.
You really have no idea what you're talking about. Cars are significantly safer today. Gm crashed a mid-50s Bel-air into a 2009 Malibu, and the bel-air was completely destroyed. No one in the bel-air would have survived. The people in the Malibu would have. That was in 2009. Cars are even safer now. It's not a matter of how thick the steel is. It's all about how kinetic energy is released. Old cars used to absorb that energy right into your body. Cars now deflect that energy around the occupants. In an accident, give me a new car any day.