dsheinem wrote:1) There is no way to prevent/police the damage of second hand smoke in the home around infants/children. As I understand it, the effects of second hand pot smoke are more immediate, dangerous, and damaging than those of second hand cigarette smoke.
Well no, but bad parents will already be doing this legal or not.
dsheinem wrote:2) Unlike with alcohol, there is no way for an arresting officer to know with certainty if my driving error was caused by something I smoked an hour ago (high while driving) or a week ago (sober while driving). If I was sober but had evidence of recent use in my blood, I'm fucked.
In some areas of the UK the police have on the spot blood testing kits to check for people under the influence of drugs. If you fail, you are taken back to the station for a more accurate, court accepted test. I had no idea that they were not as accurate as the alcohol tests but if it were to be legalised I'm sure they would work on a test that was.
I had a really tough time with weed, I had a great time as well but eventually the lack of motivation really got in the way of everything else in my life. Quitting was really tough and it took me a long time to return to normal.
Having said that I don't regret what I used to do and generally don't think people who choose to use it should be criminals.