This is why I love Canada, there are very few companies that drug test. Honestly it is a violation of human rights in my opinion.
dont getting your point, harm yourself should be an issue for others.
btw, you dont get real and good cannabis everywhere, most of time weed is pure shiet and yes, its harmful.
and lets all be clear on this, the way that other harmful substances are legal doesnt mean that bad weed its good.
maybe an injustice but doesnt change objectively other substances.
No, they don't need to prove that. Many companies state very clearly in their handbooks for employee protocol that they can't take drugs that are not doctor prescribed. Period. Not "dont do drugs at work" or "dont be influenced by drugs at work", straight up "dont do them or you're fired"
Granted, every company is different, but usually they're quite clear about that.
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While true, its still a drug to drug tests and employers. Excluding the moral/ethics of it, its all the same in this context.
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Whatever. The law is the law. Just work around it, especially if you're a certain highly targeted demographic. I think the issue isn't the high rates of incarceration but the specified targeting, lack of social development of certain areas, and the indiscriminate killing in that area.
But yeah sure, you can reclassify weed. I hope my point was clear.
Not really. That's a commonly used sentiment to defend legalization, but in reality, the incarceration rates for marijuana alone are pretty low. On the other hand, the incarceration rates for people who are both habitual users and involved in other illicit activities is significantly higher.
Now, the number of arrests for possession are notable, but most states classify it as a misdemeanor crime for which incarceration is exceedingly rare.
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