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1 hour ago, jvs said:Testing for Cannabis use is not so simple,it can be detected on your
breath for up to 3 hours and it stays a lot longer in the blood.
Being able to detect it does not really give an indication whether the user
is unable to drive or not.
This is a fact.
When Canada legalized cannabis there were 2 relevant bills introduced. The first one, Bill C-45 legalized cannabis. This Bill was passed into law. Bill C-46 was a bill to amend the Impaired Driving Act to include cannabis-impaired driving. This bill did not pass, for the reason that cannabis (THC) stays in the body much longer than alcohol. Any test for impairment has to prove that the person is impaired at the time. It's not technologically possible to do that at this time. Perhaps never. Police have to rely on pre-breathalyzer techniques to allege impairment. All the old ways.. Ability to touch your nose with your eyes closed, walk a straight line, count backwards etc. None of these methods are a problem for cannabis users.
So.. is there impairment if impairment can't be proven? Canadian lawmakers voted "No".
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No buds, no money.
Follow the money..
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3 minutes ago, marin said:
Yes it is illegal in many hotels. Especially those that are fully airconditioned. As I said its up to you.
Jeez.. you are one of those guys.
If it's a hotel policy, it's a policy, It's not illegal.
You presented an opinion disguised as fact.
No more back and forth ok?
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3 minutes ago, marin said:
You highlighted it not me. Its a fact for many hotels and also my opinion. Just a common courtesy I believe should be observed. A stinky room does not present a good impression to the next guest. I like weed and smoke it daily, but would never smoke it in a room where it would create a stink. Different strokes I guess. You have pool areas, gardens and roof tops where you can partake.
So not illegal.
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6 minutes ago, marin said:
No you cant. Its not legal to smoke in hotel rooms in Thailand. Cigarettes or weed. Use the balcony or simply go outside somewhere. Its legal but simply use common sense where to have a puff.
Is the high-lighted text a fact or your opinion?
Many hotel rooms do not have a balcony. There may be no-smoking floors, but a hotel which has a blanket no-smoking policy is discriminating against customers.
To the OP's question, I have smoked cannabis in hotel rooms for more than a half-century, up to and including 5 star hotels. During this time cannabis was completely illegal, yet I have never been questioned. Hoteliers are sophisticated business people and do not inconvenience their customers.
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"Controlled" is a word with unspecified meaning.. It is definitely a complete free-for-all right now.
The Thai Government needs to become a beneficiary of Cannabis legalization. By this I mean that they have to have enough control to ensure that VAT/GST is collected on sales of cannabis flowers. This will create a revenue stream for the Government. Even better would be that this revenue is ring-fenced, so that it is directed toward specific goals. More rehab facilities for methamphetamine users, alcohol abuse etc. Perhaps also more fund for general education. Most jurisdictions which have legalized Cannabis have some version of this policy.
The money in this business is in the flowers. Nobody will be buying leaves and stems..
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I love coffee. I would never give it up..
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48 minutes ago, SunnyinBangrak said:We didn't have the laptop back then
Who is this we you speak about?
Are you an involved insider? If not, it's plain old they..
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It's simply astounding the amount of ignorance shown by the posters high-fiving each other at the thought of pushing that evil devil's lettuce back into the shadows..
That they all seem to completely lack the basic facts, i.e. cannabis is completely legal, is no deterrent to them.
Read the law and weep..
Those of us who do understand can't be bothered to keep trying to educate these people.
Reality will do that for us..
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18 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:
Probably not...
"The house owners said that insurance had agreed to compensate them for the damage".
I saw the highlighted text but wondered if there was some subterfuge going on..
The idea that an insurance company agreed to pay out with an unlicensed driver is very hard to comprehend..
Maybe the fact that it was property damage on private land, not a public highway? Not a traffic accident per se.
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I think this is a case of sellers not getting high on their own supply..
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"Doctors told her his nether regions would never function again."
A shotgun blast to the cojones will do that. Not to mention the..
That was cruel..
Wonder if a transplant is possible? Guess who the donor should be..
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7 minutes ago, HauptmannUK said:Is insurance valid if the driver has no licence? Giving coverage to unlicenced drivers is quite some liability to taken on!
True that..
Why would any insurance company agree to pay out with an unlicensed driver at the wheel?
Probably the family agreed to pay..
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"Some of them want to abuse you, some of them want to be abused.."
Your experience will differ based on whether you are the beater or the beatee..
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1 hour ago, Camelot said:
Now watch the prices go up.
And your reasoning for this is..?
The increased "risk"?
Not a chance.. Thailand is just weeks away from a tsunami of weed coming to market... from all of the crops started after restrictions were removed.
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14 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:There already are, recreational use, anywhere, is illegal.
No it's not..
Stop with the fake news... Educate yourself if you don't want to become the equivalent of an American election denier.
Nothing about cannabis is illegal. Legal things can be controlled.
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4 minutes ago, bobbin said:
I just had feedback from the supplier I mentioned not responding earlier..
'no change to my business ka"
This of course could just be wishful thinking..
Line, Twitter, and Facebook sure seem to be "computer networks" to me.. ????
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I just had feedback from the supplier I mentioned not responding earlier..
'no change to my business ka"
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3 minutes ago, tomazbodner said:About bloody time. Whole Silom smells like pot farm.
You are in Asia..
Strong smells everywhere.
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I guess the devil will be in the details..
Already one supplier not responding to Line messages.. but it could just be too early in the day for them..
Lounges off the table?
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22 hours ago, Don Chance said:
I don't see the USA or Thailand on that list.. my home country is #1.
But I've chosen to live in Thailand for the past 21 years.. and I'm content with my choice.
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1 hour ago, hotchilli said:
Which was how it was supposed to be from the start..
until Anutin decided to be Mr Popularity among the public by letting every man and his Soi dog grow it, process it, smoke it and eat it.
Do you not understand how this works? I don't think you do..
Medical is just a cover for recreational use. It always has been. It's akin to entering through the back door, rather than the front door.
In every medical weed jurisdiction there are plenty of doctors willing and able to sign prescriptions for use of cannabis.
Even if Thailand reverts to a medical cannabis approach there will still be dispensaries and growers. I don't think they are going to do that though, because the world's nations are opting to go straight to recreational cannabis, taking law enforcement completely out of the picture. And the lawmen are ok with that.
Which is not to say that there aren't legitimate medical uses. But the vast majority of medical users are just getting buzzed, because that's the cover story.
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16 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:
how often applied?
Every few weeks.. it doesn't evaporate. Rain will wash a lot away buy not all. Repeated rain will require reapplication.
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Indonesia clamps down on foreign retirees.
in Indonesia Visa and Immigration
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It might be of interest.. if we didn't have to pay to read it. The pop-up cannot be dismissed, so it's not possible to read the article. Did you contribute?
If the thread doesn't die from lack of responses, you will be seeing more comments like mine.