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  4. If you lived in an illegal state it would be totally plausible for you to have a felony charge related to CANNABIS! Think about that before you talk about these people

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  6. Cannabis has definitely helped my PTSD, but I'm struggling to pay for my meds. I am not a vet (but I am an Oregonian), but I'd still like to see health insurance or another program at least pay a percentage of my and other's medical cannabis.

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  9. See, the thing I have to say about the recreational license requirements of a background check aren't entirely the greatest. I got a felony when I was 13 for a robbery I didn't commit. Since then, (I'm 16 now) I recently got a marijuana charge of possession for less than a gram. Sure, I see how the denial of a charge I got can seem a lie, but it's the truth. I like smoking, as I imagine most people watching this channel do, but I'm not a bad person because of things that have happened in the past.

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  11. In Canada (at least ontario) its hard to get arrested without having a large amount and from my experience police will just take it from you. There are multiple lounges in Toronto and Vancouver where you can go and smoke as much weed as you like. We also have a lot of legislation in place that do make it harder to legalize it completely. Love your videos Josh, always happy to hear about Canadian things on your channel.

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  12. Almost reasonable? Think of it as a medicine. If you have a criminal record should you be denied chemotherapy or high blood pressure pills, should there be a waiting period? Thats what the doc said when I got my license.

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  16. Hey man, this is the first of your videos that I have seen. I got up for a wake and bake and wanted some company so to speak. So I hopped on YouTube to check some smokin videos and stumbled across yours. It's easy listening to you and pretty interesting and informative since I just learned shit of the US for the day lol. Very good message at the end about tribulations. Awesome man. Subscribed

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  20. Thank you so much josh, I loved this video. I have a chronic illness and marijuana helps me so that I can actually live my life. I couldn't get a steady job and I almost didn't go to university because I was too sick… I tried marijuana two years ago for the first time and it has been a life changer. I now can have a job and go to school and live a normal life. It's really helped me get back to normal and control the symptoms that I have due to my illness. I hope with the legalization in Canada (I'm from Manitoba) comes with something to do with it costing less (or it being free) for medical patients like me! Anyways, loved your video! ☺️

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  28. Straincentral – The thing with waka flocka getting too high probably isn't so much from the dankness the weed in Washington. It's probably because he ate too many edibles. I have consumed THC in one form or another for the past 4 years and the only time I've been too high to move is from making my own edibles, which weren't made with great bud. I added an ounce of mids to 2 cups of butter, boiled down, and made 4 large cookies. Eating one of those cookies had me down and out for 8 hours. Consuming THC is much different (I won't say totally but it feels more trips and body heavy to me)

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