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Originally Posted by the_tyrant
Even if it is legalized, there will be many places that demand that you are not on it. For example, driving, work, school, etc. until new testing measures are developed, it is effectively illegal anyways
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Even if I wanted to smoke it(never really liked all that much in college), I can't. My line of work(aircraft mechanic) requires random pee tests for drugs. If I fail one, I lose my job and very possibly my A&P certificate allowing me to work on airplanes and then my career is out the window. At 48, I don't want to start thinking about a new career.
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