Thx Gdremark but I am looking for a little bit more info than that.
New Possesion Law
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A drug is simply “Any substance which when absorbed into a living organism may modify one or more of its functions.”
This means that foods, vitamins, hormones and the other substances described are all drugs. Practically everything is a drug including the oxygen we breathe. There appears to be an attempt to associate it with all illicit illegal drugs (not something prescribed and taken only as directed by a physician).
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This means that foods, vitamins, hormones and the other substances described are all drugs. Practically everything is a drug including the oxygen we breathe. There appears to be an attempt to associate it with all illicit illegal drugs (not something prescribed and taken only as directed by a physician).
By equating alcoholic beverages with illegal street drugs, drug users and their sales representatives attempt to promote equal opportunities to use street drugs, to remove the stringent restrictions on them, and make them available, as if it was the same as alcohol.
What are you doing? This post is the same as you posted on Oct 30. I think maybe you have been smoking too much weed? Chuck... 8)
Very childish Chuck. No this posting is not the same as the one Oct. 30, but you are still ignorant.
Wow! Quite harsh, dude, quite harsh! Chuck... 8)
LOL....when all else fails we resort to name calling....too funny.
PV is Mexico and nothing is written in stone when it comes to enforcement. It all depends on who you run into and how much it will be worth to you to keep out of trouble. Livin, go down and do your thing and let us know how it works for you. No one can answer your question here for the above reason. You are definitely at a disadvantage when you are not a citizen of Mexico.
PV is Mexico and nothing is written in stone when it comes to enforcement. It all depends on who you run into and how much it will be worth to you to keep out of trouble. Livin, go down and do your thing and let us know how it works for you. No one can answer your question here for the above reason. You are definitely at a disadvantage when you are not a citizen of Mexico.
Nice response Kat..
Ok livin easy.....how old are you?? You seem to be just a litle naive. Any time you are a traveller in a foreign country you are at a disadvantage.....being fluent in spanish would likely help and I know I am not but perhaps you are...
Do ya watch the news at all?? Being caught in any (and I mean any) foreign country with anything illegal is not a desirable situation in my eyes....
Do ya watch the news at all?? Being caught in any (and I mean any) foreign country with anything illegal is not a desirable situation in my eyes....
How old am I ???? Who is the name caller now?????
This is a legal question plain and simple. It is you guys who keep trying to put an illegal spin on it.
Boy, some of you girls are really touchy, easy. Asking your age is \"rude\"? And speaking of rude; why are all of your current postings is very large, green font? While not all caps, it really looks like you are shouting. Do you have any other questions or remarks about PV that are NOT drug related? If you do, please post them so we can start talking about something that is not illegal. Thanks. Chuck...
On another note but still within the context of this post.
This is not the most friendly forum. As I read over this post I realize I started this stating Hi, I am new here. Not one member offered welcome or even said hi. hmmmm anyways no biggy. One reply from wuero offered some support but was more or less a warning of the railroading to come.This will not in anyway effect my love for PV or Mexico. Thx Kat for a non judgemental response.
This is not the most friendly forum. As I read over this post I realize I started this stating Hi, I am new here. Not one member offered welcome or even said hi. hmmmm anyways no biggy. One reply from wuero offered some support but was more or less a warning of the railroading to come.This will not in anyway effect my love for PV or Mexico. Thx Kat for a non judgemental response.
Much, if not all of the unpleasantness, might have been averted if you simply stated at the beginning of your original post that your use of hippy lettuce was medicinal. The way in which the query was presented was part of the misunderstanding. There might have been a reasonable assumption present in my response, but there was no prejudice. I was just trying to present some salient information that might be helpful. We can all benefit from the notion \"do I seek to understand as much as I want to be understood\".
P.S. Bienvenido a PV.net forum. Wills
P.S. Bienvenido a PV.net forum. Wills
Hi Tree. Thank You. Welcome.
My suggestion Livin, would be to contact the Canadian consulate and explain you are a medical marijuana user, and find out what they have to say about transporting the drug through customs, and using it while in Mexico.
The individual asked a simple question, \"are the new possesion laws being enforced?\" Why are some people on here so quick to give a newbie the runaround? Very immature Charlie!
I have lived and traveled to PV many times and I have never seen police harassing people who arent looking for trouble(as far as druge use goes). Of course many will say using drugs is asking for trouble but what I mean is being obvious about it. The people I have seen have trouble as far as random stops and searches are drunk young male americans. thats my two cents. Now I sit here patiently waiting for sarcastic remarks!
I have lived and traveled to PV many times and I have never seen police harassing people who arent looking for trouble(as far as druge use goes). Of course many will say using drugs is asking for trouble but what I mean is being obvious about it. The people I have seen have trouble as far as random stops and searches are drunk young male americans. thats my two cents. Now I sit here patiently waiting for sarcastic remarks!
Thanks for that dose of wisdom Kat, it was def a legal dose.
I think the simple reason no one has been able to answer the question is that those who responded (with the exception of a few) have absolutely NO experience with this type of thing.
You might want to check with the peeps over at Vallarta Scene. They might have more current, pertinent information and be able to give you a more satisfactory answer.
You might want to check with the peeps over at Vallarta Scene. They might have more current, pertinent information and be able to give you a more satisfactory answer.
This MIGHT shed some light on the subject.
PLAYA DEL CARMEN, Mexico – A Canadian man faces up to two years in a Mexican jail after he was arrested on drug charges in a southeastern resort town, local police say.
Quebecer Daniel Gingras, 45, was picked up in Playa Del Carmen on Tuesday evening and was later charged with possession of cocaine and marijuana,
“Drinking in the street is prohibited in (the region),” said Manriquez. “That’s why Mr. Gingras caught the attention of my officers.”