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Thank you for sharing.

It was spur of the moment, I was hungry and the Market was guaranteed to be quiet upstairs.

Remember, if you need to medicate in public you have the Equality Act covering you. If you are challenged, please talk calmly and explain that you are taking medication. With the right attitude we WILL bust the stigma surrounding our medication.

Peace and Love

 

[Ymmis]

Think I've wrote about 3 or 4 different replies to this and deleted them, basically I think anyone that does this is just doing it for attention. Not everyone likes the smell of weed, some people just do it to cause a scene and act a victim when confronted. Not 1 of us will suddenly die if we don't have a hit and have to wait a little while. And sitiing in a cafe, busy or not you just shouldn't do it.

 

[Fiddlesticks]

Think I've wrote about 3 or 4 different replies to this and deleted them, basically I think anyone that does this is just doing it for attention. Not everyone likes the smell of weed, some people just do it to cause a scene and act a victim when confronted. Not 1 of us will suddenly die if we don't have a hit and have to wait a little while. And sitiing in a cafe, busy or not you're just a fuckin scruffbag

Its either legal or it isnt and people are paying good money for the promise of legality.
That means you can consume it how you please within the prescripted framework. In your world of not making a scene, im not sure how anyone brings up any issue of contention?
Calling people scruffbags is low iq when trying to talk about a serious issue. Im sorry if that hurt but you are throwing about bombs yourself.

 

[TheGreenAvenger]

I understand that some people rely on medical cannabis to manage serious conditions, and for many it’s an important part of maintaining their health and quality of life, I genuinely appreciate that, and I respect the reasons why someone may need access to their cannabis when in a public setting.

However, I don’t believe that simply because something is legally permitted, it should automatically be done in every setting, especially in indoor public spaces where others may feel uncomfortable, have health concerns, or simply expect a vape-free environment.

In my view, it’s about balancing individual medical needs with consideration for the shared spaces we all use

 

[Fiddlesticks]

I understand that some people rely on medical cannabis to manage serious conditions, and for many it’s an important part of maintaining their health and quality of life, I genuinely appreciate that, and I respect the reasons why someone may need access to their cannabis when in a public setting.

However, I don’t believe that simply because something is legally permitted, it should automatically be done in every setting, especially in indoor public spaces where others may feel uncomfortable, have health concerns, or simply expect a vape-free environment.

In my view, it’s about balancing individual medical needs with consideration for the shared spaces we all use

Thank you for a high iq post on the matter.

 

[TheGreenAvenger]

Thank you for a high iq post on the matter.

I understand most individuals will have a different response/view/opinion on it, can't allow it to become an opportunity for personal insults to be exchanged though, it solves nothing nor does it bring anything to debate.

 

[Ymmis]

Its either legal or it isnt and people are paying good money for the promise of legality.
That means you can consume it how you please within the prescripted framework. In your world of not making a scene, im not sure how anyone brings up any issue of contention?
Calling people scruffbags is low iq when trying to talk about a serious issue. Im sorry if that hurt but you are throwing about bombs yourself.

Call me anything you want mate, I can take it. Maybe I worded my original post a bit strong and have edited it, it just pisses me off that people are that ignorant and think its ok to do it in places like cafes! where people are eating. I even seen some dickhead post in a facebook group about wanting to do it in the middle of Thorpe Park. I mean yes it is legal, but so is driving 60mph on winding country roads, that doesn't mean I should or I'm going to do it. Maybe in time we will get proper places where we can medicate without any stigma, till then though people should just be cautious of other people and not just think of themselves

 

[Fiddlesticks]

Call me anything you want mate, I can take it. Maybe I worded my original post a bit strong and have edited it, it just pisses me off that people are that ignorant and think its ok to do it in places like cafes! where people are eating. I even seen some dickhead post in a facebook group about wanting to do it in the middle of Thorpe Park. I mean yes it is legal, but so is driving 60mph on winding country roads, that doesn't mean I should or I'm going to do it. Maybe in time we will get proper places where we can medicate without any stigma, till then though people should just be cautious of other people and not just think of themselves

It certainly is an issue that polarises people and what you said is an opinion held by many.
So it shouldnt be disregarded if thats the impression that people give off. Peoples actions provokes such strong opinions it should be taken firmly into account.
I am an oldie. I lived most of my life before the smoking ban. I saw society. It wasnt a miasma of scruffy unheathy junkies.
The smoking ban ruined a british way of life and many businesses.
People who want to sit in a sanitised social environment are half the problem in my opinion.
Thanks for your reply and thanks for the edit as the poster of the video is a member.

 

[Ymmis]

It certainly is an issue that polarises people and what you said is an opinion held by many.
So it shouldnt be disregarded if thats the impression that people give off. Peoples actions provokes such strong opinions it should be taken firmly into account.
I am an oldie. I lived most of my life before the smoking ban. I saw society. It wasnt a miasma of scruffy unheathy junkies.
The smoking ban ruined a british way of life and many businesses.
People who want to sit in a sanitised social environment are half the problem in my opinion.
Thanks for your reply and thanks for the edit as the poster of the video is a member.

I'm also pretty old myself mate,I still remember smoking in restaurants, cinemas, on buses and even airplanes!
You're totally right though, the smoking ban killed a lot of things. I used to travel to a nightclub in the Northwest from the Northeast a lot and the night the smoking ban came in for night clubs, the attendance in there was half what it normally was and never went back to the same.
As for wanting to sit in a sanitised social environment, is there anything wrong with not wanting a gob full of vape/smoke while eating your dinner? I felt the same about smoking in places where food is served, its just a bit selfish.

 

[Fiddlesticks]

As for wanting to sit in a sanitised social environment, is there anything wrong with not wanting a gob full of vape/smoke while eating your dinner? I felt the same about smoking in places where food is served, its just a bit selfish.

No right minded person can disagree with what you said there. Thanks again for your comments.
Respect and peace ☮☮☮