@tashachibwe I think it's high time we move to SA, can you hurry up and finish school we get to the greener side of life xsa!
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Not back and forth nah! we just need to leave permanently and besides looks like life's about to get real Chinese in Zambia.. Lol I'll wait for you to finish, we can be roommates down those end
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We will be neighbourly and visit all these homes in Mzansi
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We are waiting for Kenya to do the same
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Legalize it already. It's healthy in small doses and it's good for the economy. The whole world should follow this example. Also, it ruins the business for illegal dealers which lowers crime. In the US, marijuana laws are used as racial oppression and stigmatization anyway.
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Dagga is so sweet. It's herbal. Am waiting the same in Kenya
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@ECKOCASINO what you think? -
A step in the right direction for them
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It stinks, and the fumes travel far and wide. No thanks
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I feel the same about boiling cabbage and slow cooking chicken. We should ban them!

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I wonder if cabbage and chicken are also linked to mental health issues....

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Haha I’ll give you that young abuses of super strength strains with a natural disposition can have that affect, but that’s where Chicken and Cabbage regulation come in. If you get either from a shady dealer you get health consequences too. Are you against Alcohol btw?
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I also don’t like the prospect of a “contact high” especially for young children. The smell alone gives me a headache. Regarding alcohol, I don’t support the drinks industry and don’t drink myself. Just b/c one harmful thing is legal is not a good argument to make another legal
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Yeah agree should clearly not be smoking or taking recreational drugs whilst in charge of a child. I agree but it also comes down to that nearly everything is harmful so where is the line draw? Personal choice is where I do.
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Not a good idea, but south Africa is 90% drugs, even little ones do drugs, though illegal but it happens, ppl just go in cars and smoke aslong as it's not public, I call it legal ironically
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