A couple years ago I started a thread in this forum to discuss my dilemma.I stated I am resident of Canada that travels to the USA for holidays many times a year.I am also a marijuana user. I talked about my wish of being able to purchase pot to consume while on holidays but not wanting to get involved with purchasing illegally from a drug dealer ( I can purchase legally in B.C. as I have a medical marijuana card for stress related issues) and also not willing to transport drugs across the border which is also illegal. I had hoped that it would be legalized so I could buy small quantities to enjoy while I am on holiday. The response on this forum was very negative.I was told to stay in my own country and I was even threatened with arrest from members who I can only assume were law enforcement officers. The thread was closed quite quickly. I was only voicing my opinion which everyone is entitled to. Fast forward to today and I am now able to purchase legally in Washington and Oregon.I have used marijuana all my adult life and I have used alcohol as well. I do not have a substance abuse problem of any type. I'm 56 yrs. old. own my own business that is successful and have a wonderful family and life. You may agree with my position or not. That is your choice. But I'm happy that the stigma against marijuana is finally going away.Thanks for reading

Not sure what this has to do with a class A, but I'm guessing if you stick to Co and Wa you will be good to go.

I guess I still have an issue with your use. You say that you have a medical condition, "stress" that necessitates your need for marijuana, thus you were issued a medical card. Then in the next sentence you say you are glad you can now buy small quantities to "enjoy" in the U.S. Which is it.....do you have a medical condition that requires marijuana, or are you buying it just for enjoyment.Now here's something maybe someone can explain to me. You see all of these medical marijuana stores popping up and the only ones going into them with their "medical cards" are under 30 and look to be in perfect health. Why is that?I guess my issue is....if you want to smoke marijuana....it's your business and many areas have voted to give you that right, but please don't tell me it's a medical issue. Just say you want to smoke marijuana!

No judgement here bro. Happy camping.

. But I'm happy that the stigma against marijuana is finally going away.Changing times...Data released Wednesday show that the number of Washington drivers involved in deadly crashes who tested positive for active marijuana doubled from 2013 to 2014 — the first year of legal marijuana sales in the state.http://www.oregonlive.com/marijuana/index.ssf/2015/08/fatal_crashes_involving_mariju.htmlMust only apply to Class A's? That where you posted.

DSDP Don,I only bring up the medical card because it allows me legal purchase. I have always smoked for recreation. I believe the "medical use" disclaimer was just a way for state and provincial governments to test the waters before making it totally legal.

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TucsonJim
Explorer II
Oct 11, 2015
CKNSLS wrote:
TucsonJim wrote:
You're still an illegal drug user if you smoke in any state in the U.S. You'll be violating U.S. federal laws. Some liberal states choose to look the other way. Moderator notified and hopefully this thread is closed quickly. No need for drug addicts posting on this site.

Go have a Cocktail Jim.

Thanks much! You buying?
Kayteg1
Explorer II
Oct 11, 2015
Times do change.
I come to San Francisco area from catholic community where gay parades were unthinkable.
Is marijuana legal today in CA?
What is legal is legal and I am not commenting on system.
Enjoy what you can get.
brirene
Explorer
Oct 11, 2015
Maybe the times aren't changing after all.
CKNSLS
Explorer
Oct 11, 2015
TucsonJim wrote:
You're still an illegal drug user if you smoke in any state in the U.S. You'll be violating U.S. federal laws. Some liberal states choose to look the other way. Moderator notified and hopefully this thread is closed quickly. No need for drug addicts posting on this site.

Go have a Cocktail Jim.
TucsonJim
Explorer II
Oct 11, 2015
You're still an illegal drug user if you smoke in any state in the U.S. You'll be violating U.S. federal laws. Some liberal states choose to look the other way. Moderator notified and hopefully this thread is closed quickly. No need for drug addicts posting on this site.
katoomer
Explorer
Oct 11, 2015
DSDP Don,
I only bring up the medical card because it allows me legal purchase. I have always smoked for recreation. I believe the "medical use" disclaimer was just a way for state and provincial governments to test the waters before making it totally legal.
path1
Explorer
Oct 11, 2015
. But I'm happy that the stigma against marijuana is finally going away.

Changing times...

Data released Wednesday show that the number of Washington drivers involved in deadly crashes who tested positive for active marijuana doubled from 2013 to 2014 — the first year of legal marijuana sales in the state.

http://www.oregonlive.com/marijuana/index.ssf/2015/08/fatal_crashes_involving_mariju.html

Must only apply to Class A's? That where you posted.
ChooChooMan74
Explorer
Oct 11, 2015
No judgement here bro. Happy camping.
DSDP_Don
Explorer
Oct 11, 2015
I guess I still have an issue with your use. You say that you have a medical condition, "stress" that necessitates your need for marijuana, thus you were issued a medical card. Then in the next sentence you say you are glad you can now buy small quantities to "enjoy" in the U.S. Which is it.....do you have a medical condition that requires marijuana, or are you buying it just for enjoyment.

Now here's something maybe someone can explain to me. You see all of these medical marijuana stores popping up and the only ones going into them with their "medical cards" are under 30 and look to be in perfect health. Why is that?

I guess my issue is....if you want to smoke marijuana....it's your business and many areas have voted to give you that right, but please don't tell me it's a medical issue. Just say you want to smoke marijuana!
jurob
Explorer
Oct 11, 2015
Not sure what this has to do with a class A, but I'm guessing if you stick to Co and Wa you will be good to go.

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