Anonymous
8/15/2025, 9:03:15 PM No.213849180
Can you get the good weed in your country?
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Anonymous
8/15/2025, 9:06:09 PM No.213849290
Sweden is actually so progressive that we skipped the legalization stage and went straight to criminalization again
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Anonymous
8/15/2025, 9:10:30 PM No.213849423
>LOOK AT ME EVERYONE I'M SUCH A BAD BOY I SMOKE WEED
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Anonymous
8/15/2025, 9:11:51 PM No.213849466
>>213849423
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is weed not legal in brazil? like id imagine with a high violent crime rate police woulnd't care.
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is weed not legal in brazil? like id imagine with a high violent crime rate police woulnd't care.
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Anonymous
8/15/2025, 9:18:12 PM No.213849676
>>213849180 (OP)
No, it's all shit quality and you risk to get 10+ year sentence if you get caught buying it. There's a high chance of being raped in Russian prison. I stopped smoking weed because of that.
No, it's all shit quality and you risk to get 10+ year sentence if you get caught buying it. There's a high chance of being raped in Russian prison. I stopped smoking weed because of that.
Anonymous
8/15/2025, 9:37:57 PM No.213850351
>>213849180 (OP)
I just moved to California from Switzerland, and can confidently say that weed is dramatically more accessible here than it was there, despite statistics suggesting that my Swiss compatriots love their ganja—there’s a study going on in my Swiss hometown to see if free access to weed promotes addiction-like behavior among users, and if the researchers conclude that it doesn’t, some people are interested in legislating legalization, but for now at least, it remains illegal there. Even medical cannabis, which is theoretically legal under Swiss federal law, doesn’t seem to have much support (which is frankly probably all for the best, as most evidence suggests that it’s actually not very medically useful—it helps with fewer conditions than people wish it did, and it may not even be the best choice for the few indications where it really seems to work; as a doctor friend of mine put it, “the only thing that medical marijuana treats is not being stoned.”)
As for how good it is, I can only assume that the various products one can get here, legally, from shops that resemble Apple stores or design studios staffed by professional marijuana nerds, are higher in quality than whatever the francophone African dudes who commute into my previous hometown are slinging out of their backpacks. Perhaps the guys who deal online and deliver have higher-end stuff. But I’d be surprised if the average quality there were even close to what’s on the CA market.
Not relevant to me—I stopped liking weed a long time ago. I support legalization, but it’s delusional to think it hasn’t had negative consequences alongside some benefits.
I just moved to California from Switzerland, and can confidently say that weed is dramatically more accessible here than it was there, despite statistics suggesting that my Swiss compatriots love their ganja—there’s a study going on in my Swiss hometown to see if free access to weed promotes addiction-like behavior among users, and if the researchers conclude that it doesn’t, some people are interested in legislating legalization, but for now at least, it remains illegal there. Even medical cannabis, which is theoretically legal under Swiss federal law, doesn’t seem to have much support (which is frankly probably all for the best, as most evidence suggests that it’s actually not very medically useful—it helps with fewer conditions than people wish it did, and it may not even be the best choice for the few indications where it really seems to work; as a doctor friend of mine put it, “the only thing that medical marijuana treats is not being stoned.”)
As for how good it is, I can only assume that the various products one can get here, legally, from shops that resemble Apple stores or design studios staffed by professional marijuana nerds, are higher in quality than whatever the francophone African dudes who commute into my previous hometown are slinging out of their backpacks. Perhaps the guys who deal online and deliver have higher-end stuff. But I’d be surprised if the average quality there were even close to what’s on the CA market.
Not relevant to me—I stopped liking weed a long time ago. I support legalization, but it’s delusional to think it hasn’t had negative consequences alongside some benefits.
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Anonymous
8/15/2025, 9:39:17 PM No.213850385
>>213849290
I dont do drugs myself but i heard swedes as usual are super soy and bitchmade when it comes to drugs and they get all scared and "frown" upon drug users. No offense but fuck swedes so much
I dont do drugs myself but i heard swedes as usual are super soy and bitchmade when it comes to drugs and they get all scared and "frown" upon drug users. No offense but fuck swedes so much
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Anonymous
8/15/2025, 9:41:38 PM No.213850450
>>213849466
No it's not legal
No it's not legal
Anonymous
8/15/2025, 9:41:51 PM No.213850454
>>213849423
underage faggot
underage faggot
Anonymous
8/15/2025, 9:42:00 PM No.213850459
>>213849423
In Israel, you order weed via some messaging app monitored by the government. They don't give a shit and it's completely normalized there.
In Israel, you order weed via some messaging app monitored by the government. They don't give a shit and it's completely normalized there.
Anonymous
8/15/2025, 9:42:28 PM No.213850470
>>213849180 (OP)
i order it online from the darkweb in my country
i order it online from the darkweb in my country
Anonymous
8/15/2025, 9:43:00 PM No.213850489
>>213850385
Yeah our politicians are complete retards, I wouldn't smoke weed myself if it were legalized, but I want other people to be free to do so. We're for sure going to be the last ones in Europe to legalize it, if ever.
Yeah our politicians are complete retards, I wouldn't smoke weed myself if it were legalized, but I want other people to be free to do so. We're for sure going to be the last ones in Europe to legalize it, if ever.
Anonymous
8/15/2025, 9:44:27 PM No.213850520
>>213849247
How?
How?
Anonymous
8/15/2025, 9:45:11 PM No.213850548
>>213849180 (OP)
sadly,no. It's absolutely prohibited but one can drink himself to death no problem here
sadly,no. It's absolutely prohibited but one can drink himself to death no problem here
Anonymous
8/15/2025, 9:47:28 PM No.213850628
>>213850351
USA and Canada just seem to like weed more than any other country except for maybe Jamaica. Anyhoo my stance on this has always been consistent
>Medicinal: legal
>Recreational: Illegal, but with relatively lenient penalties (same with shrooms)
I'm not a moral busybody but I'd rather drugs remain an underground "secret college hobby."
USA and Canada just seem to like weed more than any other country except for maybe Jamaica. Anyhoo my stance on this has always been consistent
>Medicinal: legal
>Recreational: Illegal, but with relatively lenient penalties (same with shrooms)
I'm not a moral busybody but I'd rather drugs remain an underground "secret college hobby."
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Anonymous
8/15/2025, 9:49:06 PM No.213850677
Anonymous
8/15/2025, 9:53:10 PM No.213850827
>>213850628
Don’t you guys have some weird legal loopholes for bhang lassi and related products? Are they considered medicinal?
Don’t you guys have some weird legal loopholes for bhang lassi and related products? Are they considered medicinal?
Anonymous
8/15/2025, 9:54:09 PM No.213850863
>>213849247
???
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Anonymous
8/15/2025, 10:04:34 PM No.213851196
>>213850628
Oh, and as regards legalization, I support it because I believe it reduces ancillary, potentially dangerous criminality in weed production and supply chains, and keeps mostly-harmless people out of jail. And of course, it generates tax revenue. But here in California, I think legalization has also dramatically increased consumption, and is probably gradually normalizing unhealthy behaviors and lifestyle choices. When I was last living here, almost ten years ago, I read a newspaper column reviewing different (at the time, newly-legal) weed products, and one strain was described as ‘a good choice for people who smoke every day.’ I think smoking weed every day is a stupid thing to choose, and I’m sure that more people do it now than they did back when it was against the law.
Oh, and as regards legalization, I support it because I believe it reduces ancillary, potentially dangerous criminality in weed production and supply chains, and keeps mostly-harmless people out of jail. And of course, it generates tax revenue. But here in California, I think legalization has also dramatically increased consumption, and is probably gradually normalizing unhealthy behaviors and lifestyle choices. When I was last living here, almost ten years ago, I read a newspaper column reviewing different (at the time, newly-legal) weed products, and one strain was described as ‘a good choice for people who smoke every day.’ I think smoking weed every day is a stupid thing to choose, and I’m sure that more people do it now than they did back when it was against the law.
Anonymous
8/15/2025, 10:08:03 PM No.213851310
Who the fuck buys weed nowadays? Just get your indoor nigga and grow 100G every 3 months lol
Anonymous
8/15/2025, 10:52:31 PM No.213852642
>>213849247
Show me your example of good weed
Show me your example of good weed
Anonymous
8/16/2025, 12:13:16 AM No.213855049
Anonymous
8/16/2025, 1:30:13 AM No.213856868
>>213849180 (OP)
don't know
don't know
Anonymous
8/16/2025, 2:27:20 AM No.213858139