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Just 20? Not 21? What if they are small, can I bring more? We have to have enough for the entire class, and kids are lightweights.
And as long as they aren't being given/sold to minors, I don't care! I'm sure half the teachers have harder stuff on hand anyway.
I see that you, too, have met a lot of teachers outside of the classroom as an adult.
Hey, elementary school kids need connections for weed just like everybody else, so I'm sure that will happen all the time.
Also, if you give cops "qualified immunity" they might decide to start murdering innocent people for no reason and get away with it. Only that happens to be true.
Which school, exactly? Asking for a friend.
Promises promises.
Correct, but other laws still prohibit distribution to minors, and smoking near the building. So all it allows is keeping them on your person or with your belongings to eventually be consumed elsewhere. Doing anything with them that could be harmful to children would still be illegal.
higher education...
Spicoli and Mr Hand would like a word…
"I hope you brought enough for everyone"
That's enough to share with the class! I mean, if you're going to bring it to school, you have to bring enough to share. Those are the rules of schools.
Does it ever occur to anyone to just say, "that doesn't make any sense and is probably a distortion"?
Seeing as his supporters believe they're destined to spend eternity in flames, unless a man in a robe puts water on their heads, because a rib woman was once convinced by a talking snake to eat magical fruit, I'm thinking no.
Don't forget you have to eat God converted into crackers and wine after telling the robe man all your secrets.
That's as many as two tens!
Interesting the bill doesn't allow home growing.
Also:
How the court let that language on the ballot, I will never understand. You read the language, it does not do justice.
Yeah, IMAGINE, allowing people to decide, for themselves, if they want actual freedom. I mean, there is just no justice any more.