First Mexico... now Argentina

[Fragony]

Why people bother with such things is beyond me, really...

@Frags: Bwhahahaha, greatest video ever!

Oh it gets better, a response was made https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTPsFIsxM3w

And it gets even better, a response from Billyboy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucJwh0CRopQ

Our statistics are supposedly different because are a smaller country

[HoreTore]

Oh it gets better, a response was made https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTPsFIsxM3w

And it gets even better, a response from Billyboy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucJwh0CRopQ

Our statistics are supposedly different because are a smaller country

Bwhahahaha!

Can't blame that womans sources though, she read plenty of..... TRAVEL GUIDES!



And people still claim Fox News to be a reliable source of information?

[Fragony]

Bwhahahaha!

Can't blame that womans sources though, she read plenty of..... TRAVEL GUIDES!

Makes perfect sense, that is how we lure tourists, Amsterdam being a cesspool of corruption and organised crime, who can stay away after that?

[Riedquat]

Gah!

Nothing changed, now you are allowed to use marihuana in private... good, problem is everybody was using it in public from years now. That was illegal and is illegal still. The law was needed just to regulate the police internal normative, because the "intern laws" they were using for years now were a bit in contradiction with the national laws about marihuana and drugs consumption.

The true breakthrough was a year ago (IIRC), when they legalized drugs cultivation for personal use, of course it was a complete useless law, you could cultivate it for your personal consumption but unable to consume because it was illegal... doh!

Possession as far as I know is still illegal and doesn't matter if its for personal use (as far as police is concerned), do you want to guess what law will change next year?

Dont know about Mexico, but naming my country as a leading example is so wrong...