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    Yes, much more than in years past. Same with smoking it in restaurants and openly on the beach, used to be mostly on the cliff side places.

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    It is now WFO ... decriminalization apparently has brought ganja completely out in the open. Hustlers on beach even allowing you to take pictures of them with their wares.
    One day at lunch at beach restaurant a table of 4 next to us all fired up huge individual spliffs. Now they were serious about finding their groove

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    Quote Originally Posted by JahCruiser View Post
    One day at lunch at beach restaurant a table of 4 next to us all fired up huge individual spliffs. Now they were serious about finding their groove
    Jamaica style, you ever seen one sharing a spliff?

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    Quote Originally Posted by kwhizz View Post
    We are sitting on the beach right now. And, over the years I have never seen as many people walking up and down the beach with openly displayed "Buds" of pot in their hands for sale........just say'in
    lol........welcome to jamaica.
    they dont need those black bags anymore

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    Much better to have smokers then the crack-heads dealers that were prevalent in the past. Plus with decriminalization the police can focus on the real problems (violence, crack, etc...) instead of someone smoking a spliff.

    The hotel we stayed in the last two trips and again this April was always a "no ganja smoking" establishment. Now there is open smoking on the beach. So goes it.

    Any logical person should know ahead of time that ganja is everywhere in Jamaica. It is mentioned on every travel site I have looked at. If they are offended by ganja my suggestion is to find another island to visit.

    The Jamaican Government is moving quickly to commercialize ganja based products and medicines. It is a product and business that is booming.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Captain Oil View Post
    Much better to have smokers then the crack-heads dealers that were prevalent in the past. Plus with decriminalization the police can focus on the real problems (violence, crack, etc...) instead of someone smoking a spliff.

    The hotel we stayed in the last two trips and again this April was always a "no ganja smoking" establishment. Now there is open smoking on the beach. So goes it.

    Any logical person should know ahead of time that ganja is everywhere in Jamaica. It is mentioned on every travel site I have looked at. If they are offended by ganja my suggestion is to find another island to visit.

    The Jamaican Government is moving quickly to commercialize ganja based products and medicines. It is a product and business that is booming.
    My thoughts exactly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Captain Oil View Post
    Much better to have smokers then the crack-heads dealers that were prevalent in the past. Plus with decriminalization the police can focus on the real problems (violence, crack, etc...) instead of someone smoking a spliff.

    The hotel we stayed in the last two trips and again this April was always a "no ganja smoking" establishment. Now there is open smoking on the beach. So goes it.

    Any logical person should know ahead of time that ganja is everywhere in Jamaica. It is mentioned on every travel site I have looked at. If they are offended by ganja my suggestion is to find another island to visit.

    The Jamaican Government is moving quickly to commercialize ganja based products and medicines. It is a product and business that is booming.
    i think justin and andrew...should sample some BC bud

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    Quote Originally Posted by Captain Oil View Post
    Much better to have smokers then the crack-heads dealers that were prevalent in the past. Plus with decriminalization the police can focus on the real problems (violence, crack, etc...) instead of someone smoking a spliff.

    The hotel we stayed in the last two trips and again this April was always a "no ganja smoking" establishment. Now there is open smoking on the beach. So goes it.

    Any logical person should know ahead of time that ganja is everywhere in Jamaica. It is mentioned on every travel site I have looked at. If they are offended by ganja my suggestion is to find another island to visit.

    The Jamaican Government is moving quickly to commercialize ganja based products and medicines. It is a product and business that is booming.
    It is Jamaica. I was shocked last month when some folks from the states were telling us that it was illegal for us to smoke in Jamaica because it is illegal in the states (derp, not everywhere). The same couple was explaining the virtues of donald trump being president.

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    I heard tales of a bud vending machine being put in the airport, which allowed you to self declare that you needed ganja as medicine. I guess that still hasn't happened.

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    Last December the beach guys selling pot were pretty aggressive. I was polite and said that stuff makes me dizzy. They almost wouldn't take no for an answer. I was not amused. In the past it seemed they would just say "Smoke?" And you could say no thanks.

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