I don't much care anymore, provided they come up with a reliable test for determining the level of "intoxication" so employers and accident victims have some basis to protect themselves and recover damages from miscreants.
You're operating under the false assumption that MJ use is in some way harmful. Drug abuse is a victimless crime, I read that here.
Pretty much the same as booze or prescription drugs: victimless until some hoser rams his car into somebody while under the influence (or texting, or getting his candle waxed, etc, etc).
