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Should marijuana be legalized and allowed to be sold in coffee shops?
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∙ 15y ago
Well maybe not in coffee shops but maybe at a pharmacy so then you can go home and smoke it. it will help to releave pain that you might have or stress, fatigue, or depression even.
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When was marijuana legalized in the Netherlands?
Marijuana is not legal in The Netherlands, but the police won't arrest you if you possess 5 grams of marijuana or 5 cannabis plants.Marijuana can be bought in coffee shops.This policy, gedoogbeleid or toleration policy,was established in the 1970s.
Does Brussels have marijuana coffee shops?
No, there are no coffee shop in Belgium.
Are Jews allowed cocoa tea coffee?
Yes. The ingredients should be kosher.
Is it true you can't smoke marijuana in coffee shops anymore in Amsterdam?
you put it rolled up in your mouth and light it
Should a farrier be allowed to take a frappe on a ferris wheel?
no as the coffee might spill on to other users.
How can a cat smell like coffee when the family does not drink coffee?
If it is allowed to roam outside, someone may have poured coffee on it, or it may have drunk some coffee. If not, it could have some kind of metabolic disorder and you should have it checked out by a veterinarian.
How does marijuana get to a coffeeshop?
In Amsterdam, the coffee shops are supplied by commercial growers, and that's how the canabis makes it to the coffee shop.
What do Brazilian farmers use cleared land for?
marijuana,cocaine and coffee
Are there coffee shops that sell marijuana in ibiza?
yes there are 2 , and soon the 3 will open
Are TTC drivers allowed to stop for coffee?
Yes
Is a coffee grinder allowed on carry on luggage?
yes
What is Netherlands policy on marijuana?
Officially marijuana is outlawed, but since 1972 the government has permitted marijuana to be sold in coffee shops. This policy is known as the "Gedoogbeleid" (tolerance policy). The Dutch, who have a reputation for thrift, argue that the money needed to enforce the ban on marijuana is better spent dealing with hard drugs. Usage of marijuana in the Netherlands is much lower than in the United States (17% compared to 38% in 2001) but is about on par with the rest of Western Europe. Lately, the Dutch have been questioning their policy. For one thing, the average strength of the marijuana being sold in the coffee shops has doubled in the past decade. Another issue is the amount of "drug tourism" the country gets. Lately the government have increased regulations on the concentration of cannibis and banned coffee shops from selling marijuana to tourists.
