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yes..i come for seeds too...and herring and salmon sandwitches...theres pot there?

USBONGLORD wrote:yes..i come for seeds too...and herring and salmon sandwitches...theres pot there?

Face it, you come for orange electric scooter!

lol.... dude... you're a majority of one.

btw, I'm in the dam.... i wanna meet you, BUT this dumbass security guard won't let me into the zoo.

Can you escape?

dconstrukt wrote:lol.... dude... you're a majority of one.

btw, I'm in the dam.... i wanna meet you, BUT this dumbass security guard won't let me into the zoo.

Can you escape?

Yes, just me observing the Justice Minister on one hand, a bright scholar like yourself on the other!

https://www.coffeeshopdirect.com/forum/viewt ... =3&t=16768

Enjoy your short visit friend. Then its back to prison...I mean the US.

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Crapulinski wrote:Maybe because Wine is legal and Weed is tolerated?

Actually possession of weed is legal, coffeeshops are tolerated.

Peace,
Balou

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Crapulinski wrote:

Marco wrote:I live here, moved here for the opportunities this country offered me, not for the drugs

Allright. So what are those opportunities you couldn't find elsewhere?

Marco wrote:BTW, about 1 million Germans a year come to the Netherlands for its sun and beaches.

Maybe because they live next to the Netherlands? I don't think any french, californians, etc.. would go there only for the beaches as they got very nice ones in their country.

Marco wrote:Another difference between French wine tours and Amsterdam, I have never seen a Dutch government tourism advertisement for coffeeshops

Maybe because Wine is legal and Weed is tolerated?

Marco wrote:Enjoy your short visit friend. Then its back to prison...I mean the US

Why are you saying that U.S is a prison? Because of the drug policy? Did you move because of that then?



just curious.

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balou1999 wrote:

Crapulinski wrote:Maybe because Wine is legal and Weed is tolerated?

Actually possession of weed is legal, coffeeshops are tolerated.

Peace,
Balou

Incorrect sir. Because of the 1961 UN Single Convention on Narcotic drugs no UN member is allowed to legalize any recreational drug.

milehigh wrote:

balou1999 wrote:

Crapulinski wrote:Maybe because Wine is legal and Weed is tolerated?

Actually possession of weed is legal, coffeeshops are tolerated.

Peace,
Balou

Incorrect sir. Because of the 1961 UN Single Convention on Narcotic drugs no UN member is allowed to legalize any recreational drug.

Okay, I was half correct. And it 's the 1988 United Nations Convention Against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances, that effectively bans legalizing possession.

Peace,
Balou

balou1999 wrote:Okay, I was half correct. And it 's the 1988 United Nations Convention Against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances, that effectively bans legalizing possession.

Peace,
Balou

No. The Single Convention, adopted in 1961, consolidated those treaties from 1931 and before and broadened their scope to include cannabis. The consolidation began in 1948 but was ratified in 1961. 170 countries are members. You could still go to Cambodia or North Korea though.

just to clear, no offense!

Cannabis became illegal with the "2nd international opium converence" 19th February 1925 which toke affect 2nd September 1928! With it cannbais became the status of being totally illegal, even just the possession! Before that date only opium and kokain were illegal as agreed in the "1st opium converence" in 1912 by the US, China, France, Great Britain, Netherlands, Persia, Portugal, Russia and Thailand. This agreement became world wide effective with the "treaty of Versailles" 28th June 1919! In 1961 the "treaty of Versailles" was replaced by the "single convention on narcotic drugs" by the UN! this treaty has been supplemented by the "convention on psychotropic substances" in 1988 with inculedes now LSD, ecstasy and so on.

We now have learned that we are all illegal and just tolerated... world wide, as North Korea and other non UN members have their own national laws against cannabis

Marco wrote: Then its back to prison...I mean the US.

***Please note that The People's Republic of California does not necessarily align itself with the views of the United States of America.***

Cali is no Prison!


I'm Californian, where we keep the worlds most robust violent inmate population!

Although cannabis is tolerated here, my sympathy goes out to people in places where you have to be careful when you smoke. CA is carefree when it comes to herbs...

cali is so awesome... its different though... the whole 'coffeeshop experience' is unique to amsterdam...