Thanks! Well, I figure she is here more often when I go away on long tours, that the short time that she is ill is the least I can do!
Definitely, the rules are there (although sometimes, they can be obscure to those not trained in law, however in most 1st world democracies they tend towards just being a nice person...) and if broken, the responsibility is to take account for your actions. Although, I guess in the more gray areas of the law, the idea that the citizens should challenge the interpretation of the law is also important in establishing limits and precedence.
It will be interesting here on PEI, Canada when the new marijuana laws come in effect. In Oct. it will be legal and can be sold in stores. The stores will be government run. This will cause a lot of people to lose money as they were setting up private stores to sell it; Also everyone can grow 4 plants.
Where to smoke is a big question and it looks like nowhere.
There’s so many rules and regulations government might as well make it into a pill or cookie form to sell.
That's interesting news! Hopefully the public can give a new system time for stabilising and ironing out the unintended side effects and wrinkles before leaping to a judgement! Ha ha, a touch of wishful thinking there....