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<blockquote data-quote="Davy Crockett" data-source="post: 233575" data-attributes="member: 367">No idea what your daughters friends went through but I'll go out on a limb and say there is a good chance if they smoked a lot of weed they have probably smoked some pretty toxic shit in their day due to lack of quality control.&nbsp;&nbsp; Weed in the 60s and 70s was laced with angel dust , the new age dealers can just buy some bath salts and mix in .&nbsp;&nbsp; As long as we have a need for weed in North dakota there will be underground weed that is probably unsafe for human consumption .&nbsp; Make it legal and tax it and the underground market will move to another state.&nbsp; &nbsp; That way when our youths decide to experiment they won't be smoking a joint laced with rat poison or something.&nbsp; &nbsp; Think safety and quality control ,&nbsp;&nbsp; Even if you are of the opinion that anyone that uses is a lost soul I think we at least owe them that much respect.- - - Updated - - -Another big misconception about measure 3 is that the ones in favor want to get blitzed out of their minds.&nbsp; That might be true with some but there are a lot of people that want CBD and little if any THC.&nbsp; &nbsp; I doubt many underground dealers grow and try to peddle CBD but I could be wrong.&nbsp;&nbsp; No way in hell can the average person afford or even desire to apply for and use medical MJ the way it has been set up by the state.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Davy Crockett, post: 233575, member: 367"] No idea what your daughters friends went through but I'll go out on a limb and say there is a good chance if they smoked a lot of weed they have probably smoked some pretty toxic shit in their day due to lack of quality control. Weed in the 60s and 70s was laced with angel dust , the new age dealers can just buy some bath salts and mix in . As long as we have a need for weed in North dakota there will be underground weed that is probably unsafe for human consumption . Make it legal and tax it and the underground market will move to another state. That way when our youths decide to experiment they won't be smoking a joint laced with rat poison or something. Think safety and quality control , Even if you are of the opinion that anyone that uses is a lost soul I think we at least owe them that much respect. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] Another big misconception about measure 3 is that the ones in favor want to get blitzed out of their minds. That might be true with some but there are a lot of people that want CBD and little if any THC. I doubt many underground dealers grow and try to peddle CBD but I could be wrong. No way in hell can the average person afford or even desire to apply for and use medical MJ the way it has been set up by the state. [/QUOTE]

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