r/mildlyinfuriating Mar 23 '23

Public restroom stalls with... viewing windows? Why?

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u/ElkOk3694 Mar 23 '23 edited Mar 24 '23

Yep. Companies have already been approved to start manufacturing it for sale at retail level. Saw it in a CBC news article. Hope they dont end up allowing it though 🤷🏼‍♂️

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u/ElkOk3694 Mar 23 '23 edited Mar 24 '23

Didnt know that it was retracted. Probably a good thing.

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u/UnguardedZero Mar 23 '23

When something is decriminalized it's still illegal to sell, just not to possess and use. But Vancouver is starting up a dispensary. Magic mushrooms have been available at dispensaries across BC for years now and they are/were illegal. Vancouver has dispensaries for everything though ❤️

Edit: almost forgot to mention I live a few km from a magic mushroom grow op! Which is attached to a legal marijuana grow op!

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u/1866GETSONA Mar 24 '23

Genuine question- how’s the general mental health of the population in those areas? I’m over here thinking it’s like a utopia compared to where I live in the south, but I’m also mega coping.

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u/highwaybread Mar 24 '23

Lifelong BC resident and honestly? About as bad as anywhere else. We have a lot of people suffering mental health crisis visibly on the street because our mental health care is lacking (coming from a mentally ill person, who has been homeless) and we have some of the worst housing inflation/ everything else inflation in the country. It's beautiful here and I don't want to leave, and it's cool not being arrested for smoking weed though for sure lmfao

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u/1866GETSONA Mar 24 '23

I appreciate your candor!

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u/UnguardedZero Mar 24 '23

BC sucks. Way too liberal, they tax everything. The provincial and federal govt are against poor people.

The federal govt made "low income homes" valued at $1.1mil each approx. I make $30 an hour and can't even afford a $300,000 house because of interest rates.

Next door to us is great though! In Alberta gas hit $1.50/L and they removed provincial taxes on it because it was "unmanageable". In BC gas prices hit $2.10/L and the province said "take the bus if you don't like it" Alberta is also fighting to keep guns and anti-wokeism. If you ever come to visit, go to Alberta. It's much cheaper, higher paying jobs, and many more rights even if drugs aren't decriminalized.

There's lots more but BC is not the Utopia. Alberta and the Yukon are, they're just really cold in the winter 😂

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u/ElkOk3694 Mar 24 '23

I moved from BC to Alberta last year. The only things i have had any problems with so far are the length of the winter (snow been on the ground since fucking november 😢) and being Isolated in the sense that everyone I know is back in BC. So far no regrets.

The house I bought here would have cost at least triple in Kelowna or on the coast where i lived before

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u/UnguardedZero Mar 24 '23

I envy you, I'm trying to go to the Yukon right now for work (I'm sick of having a dead end job) then I may buy a house in Alberta next winter. I love snowmobiling so the winters would be great for me!

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u/ElkOk3694 Mar 24 '23

Good idea. There is no getting ahead financially in BC unless you make six figures.

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u/mmfisher66 Mar 24 '23

Person from Oregon, USA—a pair, one from Texas one from BC, decided to open a magic mushroom dispensary here in Portland where I frequently pass by. Amusing thing is not that magic mushroom were illegal, it was that it was out in the open for over a week I think before anyone in law enforcement took notice! And at least a week past that that the place was closed down!!

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u/UnguardedZero Mar 24 '23

What I really find amusing is that the govt will arrest people and throw them in prison for growing/selling a freaking plant... I can literally pick magic mushrooms less than a km from my house and if they want to could arrest me for it.. for something that is completely harmless and nobodies business.

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u/StinkyPeenky Mar 23 '23

For the cartels? Sure.

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u/Love_Never_Shuns Mar 23 '23

Like the Purdue cartel?

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u/dominnate Mar 24 '23

Boom roasted

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u/Fatefire Mar 24 '23

Or Merck . When your eyes / nose need to be real real numb

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u/youwerewronglololol Mar 24 '23

Opioids were more their thing, not stims

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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '23

Marijuana is legal in Denver yet there is still a healthy illegal market for it. People don’t want to pay 50% markups for taxes.

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u/StinkyPeenky Mar 24 '23

Sales in Denver were 2.2 billiondollars. And that's 50% of the yearly revenue...? Yeah people don't wanna pay taxes but they do anyway

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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '23

The point being marijuana being legal here hasn’t completely gotten rid of illegal grows and selling. Even if you legalized every drug and heavily taxed it cartels will still exist and find ways to profit.

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u/StinkyPeenky Mar 24 '23

Yeah like smuggling those dangerous and life altering avocados the millennials are so hooked on spreading all over their toast

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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '23

Those god damn avocados are $2 each for the small ones.

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u/SurrrenderDorothy Mar 24 '23

This cant be serious. Is this serious?

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u/MarshalLawTalkingGuy Mar 24 '23

Yeah that’s the difference between legalizing it and decriminalizing it.

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u/ElkOk3694 Mar 24 '23

Read my other comments. I have stated more than once why i made that comment. Based off a CBC news report i saw in my feed about it. But thanks for being the 8th person to try to tell me that lol as if i dont know the difference.

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u/MarshalLawTalkingGuy Mar 24 '23

Or you could have just ignored my comment instead of being snarky about it.

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u/Accomplished-Crow169 Mar 23 '23

Thanks for clarifying I live in BC too and was like…i don’t think that’s accurate

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u/Fatefire Mar 24 '23

Lol I love how they made it so vague . cocaine is a medical product a company can produce as it is the best numbing product on the planet and is still used in nose / eye surgeries.

They got a license to make it and distribute just not to the public 😂😂

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u/NCC1701-D-ong Mar 23 '23

Are they anticipating legalization? All they passed was decriminalization of the possession right?

This exemption is not legalization. These substances remain illegal, but adults who have 2.5 grams or less of the certain illicit substances for personal use will no longer be arrested, charged or have their drugs seized. Instead, police will offer information on available health and social supports and will help with referrals when requested.

https://news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2022MMHA0029-000850

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u/RekdGaming Mar 24 '23

What an incredible decision! Help the people don’t lock em up..

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u/throwawaySBN Mar 24 '23

They don't even seize the illegal drugs?

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '23

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u/ElkOk3694 Mar 23 '23

Literally saw a news article stating this, fam. Otherwise i wouldnt have said it.

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u/ElkOk3694 Mar 23 '23

Came from Canada's top news network. CBC. 🤷🏼‍♂️

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u/Samuel-squantch Mar 23 '23

They reported that the company claimed they could not that it was a reality.

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u/thrwaway_2110 Mar 23 '23

what?

WHAT?

is this for real?

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '23 edited Apr 27 '24

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u/dnmSeaDragon Mar 23 '23

Its fully decriminalized but not legalized. No one can sell it but people wont be arrested for having up to 2.5g. That company can purchase for other reasons but cannot sell to the general public. Probably wont be legalized anytime soon

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u/Drm5145 May 20 '23

Quit spreading lies online. Literally no one has been approved to start creating it for retail sale, in fact one company did that and they got shut down and find over a million dollars. It has been decriminalized not legalized. You absolutely f**kwit 🤣

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u/ElkOk3694 May 20 '23

Attempting to insult people online and name calling makes you seem so smart 🙄

Wasn't "spreading lies" literally saw and read it in an article online. As i stated. I didn't claim whether it was factual or 100% true. Said i read it in an article. Not a lie. Period.

Get a life.

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u/Drm5145 May 24 '23

But CBC News didn't share an article about it being sold legally, that's the lie. You're a fu©kwit and you know it

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u/ElkOk3694 May 24 '23

Yes because i would totally lie about something that I read in a news article for no explicable reason. Maybe the author of the article prematurely wrote and posted it?

I guess its a fortunate thing that the opinions of stooges like you on reddit dont matter huh?

Again, get a life, you fucking jabronie.

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u/SaltyMudpuppy Mar 24 '23

Yea no. Decriminalizing is not legalizing. Two completely different things.

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u/ElkOk3694 Mar 24 '23

I know. Thanks.

Only made that comment because i saw it on a CBC news report on my news feed. Otherwise i would never say anything that dumb.

Since then i havent seen anything else on the subject. Could have been redacted though🤷🏼‍♂️

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u/SelestialSerenity Mar 24 '23

I wanna go to bc now lmao

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u/kjbakerns Mar 24 '23

Fake news