Marihuana at Hunting Camp.

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The Government must think that it knows something, there are a lot of farms going up around here, both outdoor and indoor.

Yeah they know organized crime is making millions off weed. By legalizing weed, they cut the revenue of gangs, they increase their own revenue, and they create jobs.

Not true...I did some work for a gentleman that smoked weed for medical reasons on a regular basis.
I can absolutely say that I most certainly got a buzz from second hand smoke while siting in his vehicle discussing daily projects.

He smoked while you were in the car? That's kinda douchey...

But yes, in an enclosed space you can absolutely get high from second hand smoke. I've seen many people who don't smoke get buzzed from hanging out in a small room with lots of weed being smoked. Standing outside that wouldn't be an issue though.
 
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Yes, the world is full of self righteous, narcissistic, know-it-all control freaks,
and there's certainly no shortage of them on this site!

This is one of the reasons I prefer to hunt alone or with my wife.

I don't need anyone telling me what to do when I'm in the woods, enjoying one of my hobbies.

Even though I don't mind "partaking" every now and then when I'm at home,
when I'm hunting, "straight and sober" is the only way for me to enjoy the experience.

But if I do choose to have a "cold one" 20 miles from civilization, I'll damn well do it!
 
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It would be easier to go to work stoned but I don't want to kill anyone being bombed at work, or driving. The only medical use for pot is that you stop caring about your life problems what ever that may include, and only about the next high. The fall of Rome is happening now, you just have to look for it.

Right, and all those legally prescribed anti-depressants everybody is on doesn't affect them at all. And of course all the legally prescribed opiods aren't affecting anyone's performance either. How about OTC cold and flu meds, but hey, pot's destroying the country!
 
Lots more anti attitudes here than should be expected. Disappointing.

LOL indeed
I wonder how many taking part in this discussion have modified thier friends lists as a result haha
the out right ignorance and spoon fed misinformation is extremely strong in this thread.
 
And I wonder how many taking part in this discussion voted for Justin..
Legalize pot? Yeah he's my guy... The heck with the future of the country.. I just want to be legally stoned
Calling us names .. pretty lame.
As I said earlier.. medical use even if pleusebo effect .. is fine
Now back to my SKS
 
And I wonder how many taking part in this discussion voted for Justin..
Legalize pot? Yeah he's my guy... The heck with the future of the country.. I just want to be legally stoned
Calling us names .. pretty lame.
As I said earlier.. medical use even if pleusebo effect .. is fine
Now back to my SKS

Well, I learned long ago that no matter what carrot a liberal dangles..... 99% of the time it's rotten inside.
I did not vote for justin, and based on my comments here, most would be surprised to know that I absolutely 100% do not support Justin's legalization plans.

people are missing the big issue with cannabis legalization in that the Liberal Party is about to monopolize an entire industry in this country. Who cares if it's weed..... this has never happened with an industry quite like the liberals are pulling off right now. The list of retired Liberals , be they cops, judges, politicians ect.... are the ones lining up in ownership and CEO roles in the companies right across the nation.
Do the research...... the Liberals are creaating thier own cash cow to make the liberal families at the top end, rich enuff to run the country. It's not a conspiracy theory..... it's fact..... go research for yourself. It's actually quite concerning to all of us who do not vote for liberals.

I simply feel that marijuana is just not that big of a deal and all the myths most anti pot people profess have been myths I've busted with my own eyes and ears and life experience observing the people I've interacted with in my 48 years on this rock. I know a great many intelligent people, successfull in wealth and family, respected and responsible functioning members of society... from engineers to welders to CEO's to general laborers to cops.... dentists...... I could go on..... but the marijuana is evil myth is just that LOL
It should be removed from the "drug" list and treated exactly how our society treats tobacco and I suppose like beer and wine as well.
BUT Legalization under the liberals is just one large crimminal organization with rcmp support is going to take weed away from all the other crimminals..... who will just peddle more street drugs to compensate LOL I think when i sit back and look at all this..... I am frustrated by the Ignorance... the ignorance of the anti weed crowd and the ignorance about exactly what the liberals are up to with legalization. I got my eyes wide open and the latter concerns m,e much more.
 
this was posted over a year ago and the number of liberals joining this list has grown exponetially since.
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Anne McLellan is the head of the Federal Liberal Marijuana Legalization Task Force, appointed by Justin Trudeau.

Anne McLellan is engaged by the law firm Bennett Jones LLP, that describes itself as a ‘very entrepreneurial law firm’ that wants to be the ‘go to’ law firm for licensed producers (LPs) of marijuana in Canada.

This is what should disqualify McLellan for the appearance of a conflict of interest. But then Justin Trudeau was first introduced to “legalization” by Tweed Marijuana licensed producer cofounder Chuck Rifici, who has gotten rich as a consequence of his investment in his LP, and who has been agitating for all competing dispensaries and cannabis sellers to be arrested and shut down. Rifici is also the chief financial officer of the Liberal Party of Canada. McLellan’s place of employment openly seeks licensed providers to represent while she maintains impartiality on this task force.

And it’s not just the chairperson of the Task Force who is facing a conflict of interest. A long list of Liberal Party insiders and government officials connected to the cannabis economy has been circulating around social media:

Chuck Rifici, is currently the CFO of the Liberal Party of Canada. – founder and former CEO of Tweed
Mark Zekulin, CEO of Tweed – former senior adviser to former Ontario finance minister Dwight Duncan
Norman Inkster, Independent Director at Mettrum – former head of the RCMP
Dr. Joshua Tepper, Independent Director at Mettrum – formerly Assistant Deputy Minister at the Ministry of Health , Senior Medical Officer for Health Canada,
Tom Shipley, Director of Quality Assurance, Tweed – formerly worked on toxicology research, while at Health Canada,
Mike Harcourt, Chairman of True Leaf Medicine Inc – former B.C. Premier
Kash Heed, strategic consultant with National Green BioMed – Former B.C. Solicitor General and former West Vancouver police chief
Herb Dhaliwal, Chairman, National Green BioMed – former Vancouver MP and federal cabinet minister.
Neil Belot, Board of Directors for Aurora – was a public servant in several ministries within the Ontario government
Brian Wagner, Company founder and CEO of NHP Consulting (consults for prospective LP’s) – Brian was invited to play a strong role in Health Canada’s Program Advisory Committee
Tim Humberstone, ABcann Director / Senior Person in Charge – former twenty year member of the RCMP included roles in Municipal/Federal Drug Enforcement and with the Joint Forces Organized Crime Agency. Tim has also received extensive training by the RCMP in providing expert court opinion in the fields of cannabis trafficking and production techniques.
Ivan Vrana, founder of Aslan Ross Consulting / speaker mmpr summit – Previously Mr. Vrána worked for the Federal Government for over 15 years. He worked at the Patented Medicine Prices Review Board, Finance Canada and in various senior policy positions at Health Canada. At Health Canada he was in charge of the team that developed the policy rationale which led to the implementation of the Marihuana for Medical Purposes Regulations. Mr. Vrána is also a regular Lecturer at both Carleton and Concordia universities and teaches a course that examines the internal communication tools governments use to development and implement public policy.
Sandy Pratt, Chief Financial Officer, Emerald Health – Worked at Deloitte (auditing firm involved in the senate scandal), Vice President of Business Development and Executive Financial Officer of the Royal British Columbia Museum, a Crown corporation.
Shane Morris, VP, Scientific Affairs and Stakeholder Relations Hydropothecary CEO (now Canadian Cannabis Corp.) – Since 2000 Shane has been in a range of leadership roles within the Federal Government, from Treasury Board of Canada’s senior advisor (Cabinet Operations) on regulatory affairs to director of policy leadership and Reporting for Resources Canada’s major projects management office.
George Smitherman, THC BioMed – former Ontario Liberal Deputy Premier with more than 30 years in public policy fields at the Municipal, Provincial and Federal Level, where roles as Senior Advisor, Minister of Energy and Infrastructure and Ontario’s Minister of Health were held.
Jake Ryan, Director of Security: Tilray – former RCMP Intelligence Officer and federal criminal investigator overseeing all aspects of Tilray’s security protocols and operations.
Ernie Eves, Chairman, Timeless Herbal Care, a Jamaican medical marijuana company – former Progressive Conservative premier of Ontario
Kim Derry, a promoter of marijuana facility THC Meds Ontario Inc. – Deputy chief of the Toronto Police Service under Mr. Blair.
John Reynolds, advisor to Vodis Innovative Pharmaceuticals Inc – former MP with the Progressive Conservative, Reform and Canadian Alliance parties
Senator Larry Campbell, advisor to Vodis Innovative Pharmaceuticals Inc. – former Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer and Vancouver mayor. And sitting Senator.
Barry Daniel, Wildflower’s head of security – Former Abbotsford police chief.
Cam Battley, Aurora Senior Vice President, Communications and Medical Affairs – Former Legislative Assistant to the Canadian Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs, where he was responsible for developing legislation and steering it through the House of Commons, as well as negotiating with Opposition parties and stakeholder groups.
John Turner, medicinal marijuana applicant in Ontario (With Kash Heed) – Former Prime Minister of Canada.
The Toronto Sun has fact-checked and published part of the list.

Even police officers have been getting into the game.

“A Durham police officer for six months co-owned a medical marijuana company that is not licensed and offers consumers pot brownies and other products the government says are illegal to sell.”

These establishment-type operations never seem to get raided, though – regardless of public harm.

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see what I mean?
 
Perhaps those of you that don't live in Vancouver proper, don't understand how pervasive pot is out here on the Wet Coast. The asian massage parlours have been replaced by pot stores regardless of whether they have a biz license, on main streets. All cash, selling 20+ varities in CANDY jars and its easier to buy than a beer. They no longer ask to see a med cert, just proof you are 19+. I often smell pot on the way to work in the morning and it seems everyone lights up a joint instead of a cigarette when the Canuck games end, when the crowds exit. My buddies and I were testing out a vap pen in a restaurant the other night, no one notices or cares. Back in the 1980's, the VPD would dispatch their SWAT team to bust any grow op, 'funny' how times change. I wonder how the elementary schools manage to teach any anti-drug message these days.
 
I really don't care what people do on their own time..But having to work with a guy that is stoned.. No thanks
Yes it will be a huge cash cow for the licensed producers and it will cost a lot of money to get a license
I quess we will have two types of crimnal organizations white and black hats
The first question asked by U.S. Customs and Immigration is going to be... Do you smoke pot??
Good luck getting past the sniffer dogs when they pull you over for a enhanced search
Even in the Middle schools the girls smoke pot in the washrooms.. High schools will now have a smoking and pot pit??
legalisation will justify this??? Is it a gateway drug?? U.S. feds think so..
 
I really don't care what people do on their own time..But having to work with a guy that is stoned.. No thanks
Yes it will be a huge cash cow for the licensed producers and it will cost a lot of money to get a license
I quess we will have two types of crimnal organizations white and black hats
The first question asked by U.S. Customs and Immigration is going to be... Do you smoke pot??
Good luck getting past the sniffer dogs when they pull you over for a enhanced search
Even in the Middle schools the girls smoke pot in the washrooms.. High schools will now have a smoking and pot pit??
legalisation will justify this??? Is it a gateway drug?? U.S. feds think so..

LOL you mean the keebler elf himself? Jeff Sessions and his new stance on weed in the US ..... LOL
dude you have no clue. He has simply opened the crack in the shell that will see nearly every state challenge for thier right to make that decision on thier own.
We will see massive shifts in the USA still to come and the Keebler Elf as he is called in the USA will be out of Trumps circle here pretty quick, you'll see.
and if teenage girls are smokin dope in high schools.... well..... then maybe they got shiddy parents
 
I'm sure a lot of people had debates just like this about alcohol back in the day. When it comes to kids the parents should watch what they are up to, and the friends they choose. As far as smoking areas being made in schools, I doubt it, although I would have loved a bar in high school......:) and that never happened.
Cigarettes are legal and smokers are treated like they have the plague everywhere in public.
 
I never stated that. You do realize CBD rich cannabis that has 0 THC has zero "high" effect? I think many people are un aware of this fact.

I have no problem with people getting stoned, just call a spade a spade. So many hide the fact they like getting high. A guy that drinks 15 beer in an evening isn't doing it because he's thirsty either, nor do I hunt because I'm hungry.
 
Let's put this back on track and I apologize for my ramblings LOL
I do believe we all make our own choices as adults and I respect any persons "educated" argument...

as for Hunt Camp ....
I know on many occasions I have been excluded from being invited on some awesome hunts with some awesome and experienced hunters simply because I was a cigarette smoker. fair enough , I get it and now that I'm a non smoker I can kinda understand. BUT in my own experience as a now former cigarette smoker (4yrs without a smoke) , I shot just as many animals as those guys and we're still pretty equal on the "trophies" harvested. So long story short..... I don't exclude cigarette smokers from my hunting partner list.

With weed, booze and perscription drugs.... hell even energy drinks..... these things affect a person in ways that can affect thier judgment and responses so I do think it is a reasonable thing to discuss. I like to hunt with guys who are fun, positive, eager and keen to see the "group" be successful and the only guys we have had problems with over the years are the drinkers and one guy popping pills for an injury he did not disclose prior to the trip. Oh and another that just about died on me for overdosing on chocolate energy bars and left his diabetic kit in camp many KM away.

there are a variety of reasons to exclude a person from your hunting group but I see know reason to exclude a person because they choose to consume cannabis or alcohol in moderation. I carry a 60/40 mix of pure smokey maple syrup and Baccardi 8year golden rum in a BoneHunters flask for a little nip now n then while fishin or hunting but I can't even recall the last time I even had a buzz from drinking booze of any kind. But that guy that needs to bring 2 to 5 flats of beer and a 40 pounder for a 10 day hunting trip and then leaves on day 7 to drive 4hrs returning with more booze..... ya , I've had too many of those guys in my circles over the years...... the stoners are still around and the boozers are down the road LOL
 
Right, and all those legally prescribed anti-depressants everybody is on doesn't affect them at all. And of course all the legally prescribed opiods aren't affecting anyone's performance either. How about OTC cold and flu meds, but hey, pot's destroying the country!
if there is a serious accident in the workplace where people end up in the hospital, Worksafe will look at blood tests and anyone found to be under the influence of anything you mention above is in for a lifetime of paying for the damages they caused. I don't need someone at work if they are hiding drug use from me, prescription or otherwise. I'll find someone else who doesn't bring impaired judgment into the workplace for my guys
 
I don't want it around me in general, let alone in hunting camp and I'm a former head myself. My reasons:
I don't associate with those sort of people any more. If you're a stoner then other stoners may seem right and normal. Not so.
Modern pot smells like burning cat box. It may be stronger, it still stinks. Vodka is stronger then beer, that doesn't make it better.
The drunks vs. pot heads argument is weak, at best. I don't want drunken idiots babbling at me, either.
Oh, yeah, I hunt because I'm hungry. I don't kill women because they have big beasts, I don't kill animals because they have big antlers.
 
I use to hate it when you would buy some booze.. and the non-drinkers:p would suck it back like water until it was all gone..
Then they would go back to being a non-drinker.. And all your booze was gone. hypocrites
 
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