I didn't think!!! I experimented!!!
simple way to tell if what you're doing should be illegal/policed/punished
if you're not causing any harm to anyone else, it's not a real offence.
if the someone besides you is a dropkick and says "nah your drunk auu bro" - how can you, obviously being drunk, thust their judgement, huh?
or consensual sex. so. 15, right? where do you draw the line.
yes, and some people can function well even when high and/or drunk, so how about "fuck the science" and do the old "roadside impairment tests"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXomHHwha-w
interesting that you think people's attittudes could be changed by law...(or the enforcement of)
got any evidence it's worked before?
I can see how "me smoking dope in my own home where I intend to stay zoned out in my lounge/kitchen/back yard = no harm to others" holds some weight. However "me smoking dope then jumping in my car because I've just realised I'm out of beer/milk/food/weed = no harm to others" doesn't convince me.
Lots of people who get tanked are convinced they're just as good, if not better, drivers than when they're sober. I'm sure those same people are convinced of their superior "awareness" when stoned. I don't want to be in their way on the road...
(And yes, I concede there are varying levels of out-of-it-ness).
Some things are worse than others. Kava kava is a shocker to drive on, tobacco has some culpability. Sugary drinks cause a few accidents, yet no one is tested for sugar or caffeine intoxication. Herbal highs are legal, so presence in the blood has no legal implications, yet you could be high as hell having a panic attack.
The stats for cannabis related vehicle accidents, imply these accident types would be over-represented anyway, cannabis in their system or not. Its more of a class issue.
Discretion regarding allowance for a minimal exposure to cannabis for your average joe/joelene would be sensible policy
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