Way beyond rude. Dangerous, stupid, and immensely disrespectful to that person.
I'm no hypocrite. I haven't smoked pot in about 35 years, but I sure smoked a lot of it during my college years. During my sophomore year I probably spent more evenings stoned than not. But I decided when I would get high -- nobody else. Nobody is going to decide for me, without my knowledge or consent, what goes in my body.
If someone had done that to me, he'd better have had half a dozen good reasons for doing it. And even then it wouldn't matter. He'd still go out the front door with my bootprint on his ass. My mental state is not a toy for anyone to play with.
And that's a stoner's answer. What if the person believes using marijuana is wrong?
A brownie high comes on more slowly than one from inhaling, from what I remember. What if the victim eats the brownie, says "thanks for the snack but I can't stay, I've got an appointment" then immediately drives off? Twenty minutes later he's on the road, driving while impaired.
As I recall, a brownie high feels different than one from inhaling. When I took bong hits, I knew how impaired I was because I was used to it. I knew the territory, so to speak. I ate brownies only a few times, and because it felt different and I wasn't used to it, I was more impaired than what it felt like to me. And unlike the victim here, I knew I had eaten them.
What if he gets arrested for driving while impaired?
What if he wrecks his car?
What if those things don't happen, but that appointment he goes to is an important one. Say, a job interview that he loses out on when for reasons he can't understand, he starts giggling in the middle of the interview?
What if he tries doing something that's only safe when you've got a clear head? Replacing an electrical outlet, using a chain saw, something like that.
> I think it's a tiny bit fucked up
I think it's massively fucked up.
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