Quote Originally Posted by KushCrops
umm weed isn't legal here in canada at all, it's decriminalized. In Vancouver it's tolerated but still against the law.

don't know where you yankees get the message it's legal here. Yes we have lax laws but don't think people don't get arrested here. In fact the senate just passed new drug laws with mandatory sentences so if anything it's getting worse here.

As for Mexico, theres still police corruption so going down south to do drugs is really not a good idea.
It's not even officially decriminalized in Canada, I don't think. In practice, though, you'll very, very rarely get charged for a small amount of weed, except in Saskatchewan, the Canadian equivalent of the deep south. And yeah, now we have Harper pursuing his anti-drug agenda. Though weed is lax, any other drug isn't really.

But to the topic, I congratulate Mexico for its wise decision...it's very rare that a nation will approach drug use in a rational way. Good on them. And yes, this will prove a dilemma for U.S. drug rhetoricians.
overgrowthegovt Reviewed by overgrowthegovt on . MEXICO LEGALIZES DRUGS FOR PERSONAL USE!!!!! ITS TRUE I READ IT IN MY LOCAL NEWS PAPER TODAY. Mexico decriminalizes small-scale drug possession MEXICO CITY â?? Mexico decriminalized small amounts of marijuana, cocaine and heroin on Friday â?? a move that prosecutors say makes sense even in the midst of the government's grueling battle against drug traffickers. Prosecutors said the new law sets clear limits that keep Mexico's corruption-prone police from extorting casual users and offers addicts free treatment to keep growing Rating: 5