No, I meant should there be special restrictions on advertising to gays?
You're clearly not familiar with beer farts.
How bout pinching fags?
Liberals to announce marijuana will be legal by July 1, 2018
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Many a long year ago, I was at the British Forces NAAFI (their store and pub complex for the military) in West Berlin. I was smoking at the time, and some Brit came up to me and said "Can I pinch a fag, mate?" I told him he could do whatever he wanted with a consenting adult, just leave me out of it.
Pinch a fag, smoke a fag, they just don't know how to speak proper English those Brits, and then they wonder why we can never understand them.
Try hitting yourself in the head with a hammer a few times. That should drop your IQ enough to communicate with the average Brit.
If it don't, flip the hammer around and give yourself a coupla shots with the claw.
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of course we haven't quite sunk to level of the american liebarrel...
yet
Pretty well coincides with Junior's mentality. Hope he can collect enough tax to compensate/pay for the damage caused.
Agreed, their pronunciation is terrible. Years ago, I was taught that in Old Blighty the word "lion" rhymes with the word "barn". Figure that one out!
Agreed, their pronunciation is terrible. Years ago, I was taught that in Old Blighty the word "lion" rhymes with the word "barn". Figure that one out!
Got my hands full with two crime novels at the moment. But I'll take it under advisement.
Actually, I think legalization is a no-brainer when it comes to pot.
It's a dumb law that serves little purpose other than creating an illegal market and a waste of police resources.
It's about the only thing I agree with Trudeau on.
I don't know about the other provinces, but Ontario is gonna want to play a big part in revenue collection.
Part of the federal govt release concerned provinces having a say in sales and distribution. Will the provinces handle this well? They have until next year to work out the details.
Part of the federal govt release concerned provinces having a say in sales and distribution. Will the provinces handle this well? They have until next year to work out the details.
They'll price it high enough to keep the blackmarket and cops busy - they like the easy scores.
Toronto MP Bill Blair offered a glowing endorsement of Canada’s licensed medical marijuana producers on Tuesday, an indication that they are well positioned to serve the recreational market in the future.
Blair, the former Toronto police chief and current parliamentary secretary to the minister of justice and attorney general, is the federal government’s point man on legalizing recreational pot use. He said the licensed producers offer a very strong model to build upon as Ottawa tries to build a functional market.
“I have come to believe it is possible … for marijuana to be produced in a way that maximizes safety for Canadians,” he told the audience at a marijuana regulation conference in Toronto.
http://business.financialpost.com/n...bill-blair-praises-canadas-licensed-producers
"Safety" of a warm blanket on a cold day.
But do they stop the crack or the guns or even terrorists?
nope:
Too tuff on a monday
Toronto MP Bill Blair offered a glowing endorsement of Canada’s licensed medical marijuana producers on Tuesday, an indication that they are well positioned to serve the recreational market in the future.
Blair, the former Toronto police chief and current parliamentary secretary to the minister of justice and attorney general, is the federal government’s point man on legalizing recreational pot use. He said the licensed producers offer a very strong model to build upon as Ottawa tries to build a functional market.
“I have come to believe it is possible … for marijuana to be produced in a way that maximizes safety for Canadians,” he told the audience at a marijuana regulation conference in Toronto.
http://business.financialpost.com/n...bill-blair-praises-canadas-licensed-producers
"Safety" of a warm blanket on a cold day.
But do they stop the crack or the guns or even terrorists?
nope:
Too tuff on a monday
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Pit legalization is a win all around. Druggies paying more tax so i don't have to. Spending less police resources chasing unimportant stuff and making Trumpites sniff stiffly because Justin is actually accomplishing some of the things he said he would while Donny fumbles.
I have several problems with it. In the past couple of years doctors are beginning to recognize young brains are adversely affected by it and another one is, "is 15 months enough time to evaluate the effect it has on driving and to devise a way to measure the effects accurately". I know the obvious answer is "these things are happening already", BUT how much will the use increase once it's legalized? A lot of people refrain from doing things that are against the law, solely for that reason!
The Canadian ledain commission report found illegality increases drug use.
The government can grow record amounts of opium in Afghanistan, allowing pot here in canada would be the least they could do.
Oh wait..the too big to fail banks need that drug laundering money to stay alive, and we can't have those turkeys kicking off.
The government can grow record amounts of opium in Afghanistan, allowing pot here in canada would be the least they could do.
Oh wait..the too big to fail banks need that drug laundering money to stay alive, and we can't have those turkeys kicking off.