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Yeah, kinda legal...

You are allowed to smoke inside the coffeeshop and in a private place. But if you smoke publicly they can fine you for 130 euro.

If you smoke it in a restaurant, you are probably gonna get kicked out or they even call the cops on you. However, they will never let you smoke a joint there.

We all smoke weed on the street, but when you see the police come you just have to quickly get it out of sight... Ive been smoking for 6 years now... only had 1 fine like 2 years ago.

They dont make a big deal out of it, he just gives you the fine and leaves... the police cant take your weed away from you. Because its your property.

Oh, EXCEPT when you're carrying more then 5 gram... then youre considered a dealer and then you have problem.

The Dutch weed policy can be called a "we-dont-make-a-big-deal-out-of-it-eventho-its still-illegal-policy"

So, if you smoke yourself and you do it at places where you dont bother anybody, then the police dont mind you smoking. If you start smoking in public, sell, grow or keep large amounts, then you should be carefull.

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I think that a little privacy when smoking a joint is normal. Just like you dont go walking around with a can of beer in your hand through a busy shopping mall.

It's anti-social.

But I dont think they will let the decision of the weedpass be taken on that fact... It's about those Germans, French and Belgians who get weed from our shops and then their government gets angry at our government. Thats why they want the weedpass... not to keep smokers from smoking on the street.

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