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Originally Posted by Shnabdabber
No, I don't. But my opinion doesn't matter. The controlled drugs and substances act defines trafficking as...
" ... to sell, administer, give, transfer, transport, send or deliver the (controlled) substance, (or) to sell an authorization to obtain the substance ... otherwise than under the authority of the regulations."
So in the eyes of the law, sure. Call em drug dealers. It's beside my point though, which was that I found it slightly amusing that Trudeau openly admits to consuming a controlled substance, and he's like, you know, so fresh and cool. Ford consumes a controlled substance and he's a raving redneck POS. For the record they are both asshats.
To me, Trudeau openly admitting to smoking weed coming into a election is incredible bad form. If you want to campaign on legalizing it, then fine, but he admitted criminality. To many people, people who view weed and coke to be drugs and drugs are bad mmkay, well they still vote. Sure, I know many people who smoke, and the worst thing that happens is a bag of nachos is consumed while watching a infomercial. I also as many who don't and disagree with it. Regardless of the potency/addictions of any drugs mentioned.
I just find the public court of opinion to be a fascinating thing when combined with media input.
Alright, you got me. Instead of drug dealers, lets call them the enlightened friends of J.T. I'm honestly sorry for bringing it up.
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Haha, you seriously have to be kidding us? I've seen lots of silly things said in attempt to discredit hated politicians/parties on CP, but this takes the cake.
Calling his friends that he smoked weed with, drugs dealers was goofy as a one off remark, but to actually come back to defend the remark complete with a definition of "trafficking"?
Oh man.
