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She ate a poppy seed salad just before giving birth. Then they took her baby away.
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I'm sorry but anyone who thinks people with thc in their urine are less valuable than people that don't, is a worthless piece of human trash themselves. It's appalling that this is even a thing but more so how many people actually support it staying the way it is.
I was listening to a podcast today or yesterday talking about huge recruiting shortfalls in 3 of 4 military branches in the US. The biggest factor was that the available pool of recruits are 75% ineligible for a variety of reasons, but the biggest factor is past/current drug use. The most common drug: cannabis. Even if someone has used it only once, even if they just tried it, they are ineligible for military service.
It seems pretty foolish, in the biggest recruitment shortfall in American history, to discount your largest possible pool of recruits just because they might’ve smoked a doobie once.
Well that's just false. You'll get denied if you pop hot on a drug test at MEPS, but they don't tend to care if you've smoked in the past, except as a barometer for if you'll smoke in the future. And, like almost everything else in the DoD, there's a waiver form you can fill out for it too
Can confirm. I signed said waiver. I told them that yeah, I smoke weed, but if my job requires me to be clean, I'm clean. Except Adderall. They gave me 30 days to get clean, sent me to MEPS and made me a Nuke. Then nuke school wouldn't let me leave and they made me an officer and an instructor.
I joined the Navy to see the world, ffs. I'd already seen South Carolina :/
Lmao I'm picturing a series of comedic events like guy enlists to quietly do his service and sail the world, but keeps getting promoted and sent to the most boring places.
"Congrats Chief, were sending you to West Virginia"
"Congrats LT, we're sending you to South Carolina"
"Congrats Commander, we're transferring you to... Montana"
Nevermind Montana admiral we need you in DC.
I left as ET2 and 90% of my time was at prototype in Ballston Spa as an instructor. I went on one short tour and we saw the Persian Gulf.
Y'all still got a gator that hangs out down there? Are the students still headed to that shitty dive bar that didn't used to check IDs? I'm genuinely curious because I haven't been there in over 20 years, but I heard the shitty dive actually checks IDs now.
No clue, I was there from '02-'05, sounds like I may have been there while you were there.
We may have been friends. I was that guy that did that thing that one time.
Also confirmed, signed a waiver and still went to a top secret A-school.
So as someone who's in his mid 20s and chops more grass than a lawnmower, what kind of experience would I have trying to enlist?
I hope every employer that continues enforcing thc testing in the workplace collaspes. Many of them are already on the brink. I just want to have a normal life and still get to smoke weed sometimes. All I know is that I will continue working towards that goal until I succeed, deal with it.
How would they know though? I know it stays in your system for a couple of weeks but not for months or years so you could just lie on the application form.
She tested positive for heroin, not THC. If she was actually actually heroin, child protective services involvement would absolutely be warranted.
The issue here is the erroneous test and complete failure on the part of the hospital to confirm its results
She tested positive for opiates, not heroin.
Yes, heroin is an opiate.
She tested positive for codeine, the weakest opiate you can possibly get because to trigger any bigger result you'd need a thousand poppy seeds or more.
The hospital is 1000000000² % at fault here. Any competent medical staff doesn't let this happen.
Heroin is derived from morphine, not directly from poppy seeds.
I don't think poppy seeds make you test positive for THC.
Not that it really matters but it's a bit of a stronger drug that it emulates
Counterpoint: Walked my dogs past a Gradeschool (5-13yo) during the hustle and bustle of the first morning of class. Smacked in the face at 8:30am with the stench of weed.
Pillars of the community. No doubt.
I don't understand how 13-year olds smoking weed is a counterpoint to the other comment..
Looking that his response can be boiled down, “I don’t need to explain myself” I think they can be safely ignored
I wouldn't expect you to.
Do you usually write comments with the expectation that they aren't to be understood? Lol
not by you
Then why bother?
Because there are non-degenerates out there that the anecdote will land with.
Nope doesn't seem like it. Seems like everyone thinks you're an arse.
Oh Nos! Reddit rejects think I'm an arse. Whatever will I do?
So you're aiming for a popularity contest?
You mean, the definition of Lemmy atm?
You seem nice.
Hmm...well, it's clearly not just me. Seems like nobody has any idea what you were going on about, lol
lol lol so sad