Gemini summary:

Germany has become the ninth country in the world to legalize cannabis. The new law allows individuals to grow up to three cannabis plants for personal consumption and to possess up to 25 grams of the drug. Cannabis clubs will also be allowed to grow and sell cannabis to their members. The law is expected to come into effect in April 2024.

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    9 months ago

    The cannabis clubs are bullshit… But I guess the only way to circumvent EU law :/ still feels like a half ass solution. Well… Better than nothing

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      9 months ago

      These are really common in Spain, IMO they’re…not great.

      As an old man who prefers edibles I really cant stand the smell/smoke/atmosphere.

      I would really appreciate if our governments allowed us to be the adults we can be, and this would include being able to open a “more refined” dispensary for people other than who they think uses “The marijuanas”.

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        9 months ago

        As an old man who prefers edibles I really cant stand the smell/smoke/atmosphere.

        Well, you won’t get that smell in German cannabis clubs, since the law doesnt permit smoking there. But you also won’t be able to get edibles at a club, only buds. So if you prefer edibles you still have to make them yourself, and it will still be illegal

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          9 months ago

          So if you prefer edibles you still have to make them yourself, and it will still be illegal

          Wait, you can’t make edibles yourself to eat? No cookie?

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            9 months ago

            No, sadly not. But of course the likelyhood of getting caught in your own home is slim, unless you do something stupid or live with people that report you to the police

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              9 months ago

              In welchem Gesetzestext soll das stehen? Mit den 50 Gramm die Zuhause benutzt werden dürfen, darf man alles machen, was man möchte. Man darf natürlich weiterhin keinen Kuchen oder Brownies mit Cannabis backen und die verteilen…

              Crude translation: There is no direct mentioning on use cases in the law, just things you can’t do in certain public places and selling hash browns or something like that. You can do anything you like in your home with it. And in those clubs, you are also not allowed to do anything with it, your just able to distribute a certain amount in leaf form.

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                9 months ago

                I think your translation was pretty good but FYI hash browns is a food/dish more similar to Kartoffelpuffer than THC infused brownies ^^

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              9 months ago

              What about a hash pancake?
              You could quickly eat the evidence of your crime? 🌿🥞🍽️

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      9 months ago

      Yeah dispensaries are better but is there something in particular you don’t like about social club style laws?

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        9 months ago

        There’s probably going to be membership/sign up fees and required unpaid shifts. For someone who might want to smoke a blunt once or twice a year, that might be excessive.