Marijuana legal in ... North Korea
Marijuana legal in ... North Korea
North Korea
Possessing Legal!!
Sale Legal!!
Transportation Legal!!
Growing Legal!!
That right North Korea The bomb!!
Possessing Legal!!
Sale Legal!!
Transportation Legal!!
Growing Legal!!
That right North Korea The bomb!!
- USbongLord
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Legal in North Korea, according to whom, their Politic Apparatus? Ok, you go ahead and take a big bite...
As Bong so eloquently put it, then go - have fun.
Here is how it will play out...
You will submit an application for a Visa, which will be denied by your country and by the North Koreans. Why?
Your country, as well as most countries in the "Western World", has trade sanctions and travel restrictions against North Korea.
The North Koreans will see no benefit in allowing you entry, unless you have something of value, then they will find a way to get you into NK.
In the end, you and those who dared will spend what life you have working in slave labor camps.
So then, how's that legal marijuana working out for ya?
Reality sucks, so get a grip on your fantasies... North Korea...
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As Bong so eloquently put it, then go - have fun.
Here is how it will play out...
You will submit an application for a Visa, which will be denied by your country and by the North Koreans. Why?
Your country, as well as most countries in the "Western World", has trade sanctions and travel restrictions against North Korea.
The North Koreans will see no benefit in allowing you entry, unless you have something of value, then they will find a way to get you into NK.
In the end, you and those who dared will spend what life you have working in slave labor camps.
So then, how's that legal marijuana working out for ya?
Reality sucks, so get a grip on your fantasies... North Korea...
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- RvanSteensel
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north korea is great
atleast their country stays GMO free lol
atleast their country stays GMO free lol
Relax and take notes , as I take tokes of the marihuana smoke
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North Korea, the most tight-lipped, conservative, and controlling country in the world is also a weed-smoker’s paradise. Despite the government’s deadly serious stance on the use and distribution of hard drugs like crystal meth (which has a notorious legacy in the country), marijuana is reportedly not considered a drug. As a result, it’s the discerning North Korean gentleman’s roll-up of choice, suggesting that, for weed smokers at least, North Korea might just be paradise after all.
NK NEWS receives regular reports from visitors returning from North Korea, who tell us of marijuana plants growing freely along the roadsides, from the northern port town of Chongjin, right down to the streets of Pyongyang, where it is smoked freely and its sweet scent often catches your nostrils unannounced. Our sources are people we know who work inside North Korea and make regular trips in and out of the country.
There is no taboo around pot smoking in the country—many residents know the drug exists and have smoked it. In North Korea, the drug goes by the name of ip tambae, or “leaf tobacco.” It is reported to be especially popular amongst young soldiers in the North Korean military. Rather than getting hooked on tar and nicotine like servicemen in the West, they are able to unwind by lighting up a king-sized bone during down time on the military beat.
Despite the fact the government doesn't crack down on the use of marijuana (or opium) and its prevalence among the common people, traveling weed enthusiasts eager to sample some NK bud will likely be disappointed. If a Western tourist asks his or her guide where is the best place to get the “special plant,” as it is euphemistically referred to, the guide will most likely eschew the question. Most of them are educated enough in Western legal attitudes toward marijuana to not feel the need to promote anything that might attract negative press. Then again, bring them a bottle of Hennessy and they might be more willing to help you out.
The reasons for smoking weed in North Korea differ from America. In North Korea, you don’t smoke just to get high and laugh at your own hand, you do it to save money and as a break from the ubiquitous cheap local cigarettes. In the black markets of North Korea, marijuana is commonly sold at a cheap price and is easily obtainable. Therefore, the drug is especially popular among the lower classes of North Korean society. After a day of hard manual labor, it is common for North Korean workers to smoke marijuana as a way to relax and soothe tight or sore muscles.
One of the great bits of North Korean mythology we’ve all heard a million times is that citizens may not fold their newspapers, lest they accidentally fold a picture of their leaders. But luckily not every page features those powerful, attention-seeking bossmen, so all the paper’s more easily recyclable parts (sports, weather, TV listings) end up being used to roll up tobacco and marijuana.
The Rodong Sinmun newspaper is a favorite rolling paper among many North Korean smokers. It is cut up into squares, then rolled into small, cone-shaped spliffs. A source confirmed to NK NEWS that they had found a half-lit joint on the ground in a rural area of the country with the Rodong Sinmun used as rolling paper. The same source noted that, tragically, the weed in North Korea isn’t very strong.
Although weed grows naturally on the Korean peninsula, it is cultivated more formally in some areas. The herb is often grown in the private gardens of North Koreans. An American who travels to North Korea every year commented on Reddit, “We came to a garden one day and took one look and said, ‘that is weed!’ We went over and sure enough they were growing marijuana. I had heard it is used for medicine but finding it was interesting.”
Reports of marijuana use date back to the formation of the nation as it exists today. After the Korean War, US soldiers commonly plucked the herb from the DMZ areas near the North Korean border and smoked it. Stories of tents being hot boxed by tired fighters is a common recollection in the folklore of the difficult era.
Meanwhile back in the West, with the recent legalization of marijuana in Washington state and Colorado, some Americans are clamoring for legalization of the herb across the whole country. While this remains a controversial issue, the fact that marijuana appears to be commonly used in North Korea as a casual, cheap escape from an otherwise tightly controlled society suggests that for all the other worries they have to put up with, they do enjoy at least one perk denied to people like me living here in the land of NK.....
Also did you guys know in Japan per bomb era marijuana was legal?
I know i can't just go NK and think of going there to smoke weed... But wouldn't it be cool smoking a joint with most notorious man alive he mite shoot me he big missiles maybe get the chance to press the button on one of them... I'm sure the guy is latex back and fun guy to be around ... If you not one of he ppl ...
NK NEWS receives regular reports from visitors returning from North Korea, who tell us of marijuana plants growing freely along the roadsides, from the northern port town of Chongjin, right down to the streets of Pyongyang, where it is smoked freely and its sweet scent often catches your nostrils unannounced. Our sources are people we know who work inside North Korea and make regular trips in and out of the country.
There is no taboo around pot smoking in the country—many residents know the drug exists and have smoked it. In North Korea, the drug goes by the name of ip tambae, or “leaf tobacco.” It is reported to be especially popular amongst young soldiers in the North Korean military. Rather than getting hooked on tar and nicotine like servicemen in the West, they are able to unwind by lighting up a king-sized bone during down time on the military beat.
Despite the fact the government doesn't crack down on the use of marijuana (or opium) and its prevalence among the common people, traveling weed enthusiasts eager to sample some NK bud will likely be disappointed. If a Western tourist asks his or her guide where is the best place to get the “special plant,” as it is euphemistically referred to, the guide will most likely eschew the question. Most of them are educated enough in Western legal attitudes toward marijuana to not feel the need to promote anything that might attract negative press. Then again, bring them a bottle of Hennessy and they might be more willing to help you out.
The reasons for smoking weed in North Korea differ from America. In North Korea, you don’t smoke just to get high and laugh at your own hand, you do it to save money and as a break from the ubiquitous cheap local cigarettes. In the black markets of North Korea, marijuana is commonly sold at a cheap price and is easily obtainable. Therefore, the drug is especially popular among the lower classes of North Korean society. After a day of hard manual labor, it is common for North Korean workers to smoke marijuana as a way to relax and soothe tight or sore muscles.
One of the great bits of North Korean mythology we’ve all heard a million times is that citizens may not fold their newspapers, lest they accidentally fold a picture of their leaders. But luckily not every page features those powerful, attention-seeking bossmen, so all the paper’s more easily recyclable parts (sports, weather, TV listings) end up being used to roll up tobacco and marijuana.
The Rodong Sinmun newspaper is a favorite rolling paper among many North Korean smokers. It is cut up into squares, then rolled into small, cone-shaped spliffs. A source confirmed to NK NEWS that they had found a half-lit joint on the ground in a rural area of the country with the Rodong Sinmun used as rolling paper. The same source noted that, tragically, the weed in North Korea isn’t very strong.
Although weed grows naturally on the Korean peninsula, it is cultivated more formally in some areas. The herb is often grown in the private gardens of North Koreans. An American who travels to North Korea every year commented on Reddit, “We came to a garden one day and took one look and said, ‘that is weed!’ We went over and sure enough they were growing marijuana. I had heard it is used for medicine but finding it was interesting.”
Reports of marijuana use date back to the formation of the nation as it exists today. After the Korean War, US soldiers commonly plucked the herb from the DMZ areas near the North Korean border and smoked it. Stories of tents being hot boxed by tired fighters is a common recollection in the folklore of the difficult era.
Meanwhile back in the West, with the recent legalization of marijuana in Washington state and Colorado, some Americans are clamoring for legalization of the herb across the whole country. While this remains a controversial issue, the fact that marijuana appears to be commonly used in North Korea as a casual, cheap escape from an otherwise tightly controlled society suggests that for all the other worries they have to put up with, they do enjoy at least one perk denied to people like me living here in the land of NK.....
Also did you guys know in Japan per bomb era marijuana was legal?
I know i can't just go NK and think of going there to smoke weed... But wouldn't it be cool smoking a joint with most notorious man alive he mite shoot me he big missiles maybe get the chance to press the button on one of them... I'm sure the guy is latex back and fun guy to be around ... If you not one of he ppl ...
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I wish you would learn how to spell properly....and make sense.Adamster wrote: I know i can't just go NK and think of going there to smoke weed... But wouldn't it be cool smoking a joint with most notorious man alive he mite shoot me he big missiles maybe get the chance to press the button on one of them... I'm sure the guy is latex back and fun guy to be around ... If you not one of he ppl ...
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Hey Gerby,Gerby wrote:I wish you would learn how to spell properly....and make sense.Adamster wrote: I know i can't just go NK and think of going there to smoke weed... But wouldn't it be cool smoking a joint with most notorious man alive he mite shoot me he big missiles maybe get the chance to press the button on one of them... I'm sure the guy is latex back and fun guy to be around ... If you not one of he ppl ...
He does it on purpose, he dislikes the English language.
Most web browsers have a spell check, one simply must choose to use it.
Have a great day...
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Ein? No comprendo!! Mind you're own buiswacks ...do you hear me bashing how idiotically stupid you're little brain can just come up with something that stupid bashing bashing my english...please.... When taking please take the penis you got in you're mouth out ...Gerby wrote:I wish you would learn how to spell properly....and make sense.Adamster wrote: I know i can't just go NK and think of going there to smoke weed... But wouldn't it be cool smoking a joint with most notorious man alive he mite shoot me he big missiles maybe get the chance to press the button on one of them... I'm sure the guy is latex back and fun guy to be around ... If you not one of he ppl ...
LolGerby wrote:I wish you would learn how to spell properly....and make sense.Adamster wrote: I know i can't just go NK and think of going there to smoke weed... But wouldn't it be cool smoking a joint with most notorious man alive he mite shoot me he big missiles maybe get the chance to press the button on one of them... I'm sure the guy is latex back and fun guy to be around ... If you not one of he ppl ...
- RvanSteensel
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i wish english people stopped drinking beerGerby wrote:I wish you would learn how to spell properly....and make sense.Adamster wrote: I know i can't just go NK and think of going there to smoke weed... But wouldn't it be cool smoking a joint with most notorious man alive he mite shoot me he big missiles maybe get the chance to press the button on one of them... I'm sure the guy is latex back and fun guy to be around ... If you not one of he ppl ...
Relax and take notes , as I take tokes of the marihuana smoke
- TwoCanucks
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North korea is like Hotel California...once you check in you never check out
Amsterdam dreaming.............
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+1...RvanSteensel wrote:i wish english people stopped drinking beerGerby wrote:I wish you would learn how to spell properly....and make sense.Adamster wrote: I know i can't just go NK and think of going there to smoke weed... But wouldn't it be cool smoking a joint with most notorious man alive he mite shoot me he big missiles maybe get the chance to press the button on one of them... I'm sure the guy is latex back and fun guy to be around ... If you not one of he ppl ...
... this would mean more for the Irish and Scots.
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- RvanSteensel
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No country in the world has a rule about SMOKING itjimblund wrote:But do the have right to smooke it?!Adamster wrote:North Korea
Possessing Legal!!
Sale Legal!!
Transportation Legal!!
Growing Legal!!
That right North Korea The bomb!!
Relax and take notes , as I take tokes of the marihuana smoke
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KeyMonCha wrote: ....Watch out for the Asian budtender!