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van · 2009-10-02, 07:27 PM

I say legalize and tax it. I think California will have this done in the next two years. I have little to no interest in it myself (haven't done it since high school 10+ years ago) but I see no reason to try and criminalize it. I think employers should still be able to screen for it though, if you chose to smoke your employment could be limited to food/customer service. When I'm old enough to retire I may want to smoke some pot when I'm fishing though, living my grandfathers lifestyle.

2009-10-02, 07:27 PM	#27
van SECCS Brewmeister Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: on the edge of a marsh Posts: 1,451	I say legalize and tax it. I think California will have this done in the next two years. I have little to no interest in it myself (haven't done it since high school 10+ years ago) but I see no reason to try and criminalize it. I think employers should still be able to screen for it though, if you chose to smoke your employment could be limited to food/customer service. When I'm old enough to retire I may want to smoke some pot when I'm fishing though, living my grandfathers lifestyle.