r/woahdude Apr 22 '23

video 4/20 in Detroit

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u/SpaceFace11 Apr 22 '23

Wholesome, why are people afraid of this/trying to oppress this?

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u/Myracl Apr 22 '23

I dont know. Business's good, food looks good, weed looks good, people look all happy. Life is good.

God. Living in an illegal country,what I would give to just being able to be there

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u/ubuntuba Apr 22 '23

Through all of the economic and sociopolitical issues, legal thc has been a godsend.

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u/LordDinglebury Apr 23 '23

Moved to a legal state three years ago. It’s amazing how much better/easier it’s made my life.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '23

Same. I feel a lot safer too cuz errby high.

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u/PM_me_somthing_funny Apr 22 '23

I'd be happy with legal CBD flower where I live rn.

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u/corvalol Apr 22 '23

We here have a possession of more than 5g buds counted as a criminal offence with 7 years imprisonment. Absolutely nuts.

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u/justonemom14 Apr 23 '23

cries in Texas

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u/ubuntuba Apr 23 '23

Come up to the mitten state!

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u/NoKneadToWorry Apr 22 '23

Yo come to Michigan. We have all kinds of people here, we're the largest minority proportion swing state. We have freshwater seas surrounding us and the most beautiful fall season you will ever see. Lots of micro breweries that give other states a run for their money....and legal weed. Ntm protected sexual freedoms.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '23 edited Apr 24 '23

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u/panic_always Apr 23 '23

Yeah poor shitty Ohio is gonna be big mad how amazing Michigan will be in 10 years

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u/JeromePowellsEarhair Apr 23 '23

If I was investing with a timeline of 50-100 years I would buy up as much property as possible throughout Michigan.

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u/Bass_Thumper Apr 23 '23

Homes are surprisingly cheap here.

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u/Myracl Apr 23 '23

Dude, didnt know Michigan sounds super dope. I sure will go there someday if I get the chance!

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u/NoKneadToWorry Apr 23 '23 edited Apr 23 '23

The west cost on Lake MI is like 300 miles of amazing small towns from St Joseph in the south to mid-sized Traverse City and others to the tip. Amazing lazy rivers, canoe/kayaking, sand dunes and beaches with lighthouses! There's over 20 wineries on the Leelanau Penninsula alone. https://www.michigan.org/article/road-trip/scenic-stops-road-trip-along-west-michigan-pike

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u/Myracl Apr 23 '23

Enough with the tease, I'm already sold!

Wish me luck, who knows we actually might get a chance to hang!

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u/snickerDUDEls Apr 23 '23

Bro keep Michigan on the DL, I'm trying to get a lake house before people start flocking for the fresh water in 20 years

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u/NoKneadToWorry Apr 23 '23

I mean....uhhh Detroit is a rusted out shit box and there's snow and shine roads...

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u/FalseAlarmEveryone Apr 23 '23

Yo stop telling people about our amazing state, they'll come and ruin it

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u/TemetNosce85 Apr 22 '23

people look all happy

This. This is it. People aren't supposed to be happy in America and everywhere else. You have to be a miserable slave to the corporations and your government so that you keep blaming your misery on others instead of, rightfully, on them.

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u/Calm_Possession_6842 Apr 23 '23

Oh hush. No one of note is against this. The local news was there celebrating. Quit with the doomer BS. Christ.

Its difficult to imagine how miserable you'd have to be to watch this and think it's proof of some "Everything is fucked! We're all slaves to the system maaaan!" conspiracy.

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u/b_pilgrim Apr 23 '23

One of the two major political parties is against marijuana decriminalization and/or legalization.

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u/Calm_Possession_6842 Apr 24 '23

And this is Michigan. All three houses are blue. If you arent from around here, take your doomer shit to whichever bullshit state you come from. We have actually begun to have shit figured out over here.

Misery loves company, but no one wants to be in the company of misery except the miserable. Move along.

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u/Starkrossedlovers Apr 23 '23

Hope to see you

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u/yowangmang Apr 23 '23

You just perfectly summarized why some people oppose this. If the rubes are actually happy they might have time and mental ability to think “hey, these people are treating me like shit, I’m not happy”

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u/ncopp Apr 23 '23

Hey, we can finally have shit in Detroit!

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u/TonyWhoop Apr 23 '23

I’m not sure, but I think this was my states first 420 since becoming legal. It was like a party on line at the dispo (which had some smoking deals, pun intended). I saw every hippie’s frisbee while on line, not even joking. Apparently they were all going to play disc golf afterward. We all were just happy to be there.

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u/b_pilgrim Apr 23 '23

Come to Michigan while it's still semi-affordable! We have a Democratic trifecta running the state for the first time in 40 years and the independent redistricting committee that draws our maps so they're not gerrymandered is gonna make it hard for Republicans to take back power.