Drunk at work...fired.
Stoned at work...fired.
Drunk behind the wheel...busted.
Stoned behind the wheel...busted.
Drunk in public...night in detox.
Stoned in public...night in detox.
We already have the laws in place for marijuana, due to alcohol....the level of impairment becomes the real issue.
Anyone who gets high will tell you the impairment is minimal, especially in comparison to alcohol inebriation. there seems little argument that getting stoned does not carry the same level of health, societal, criminal, or personal risks that alcohol can...yet one is legal and taxed.
Judgment is thrown off same as being drunk but I will agree that when stoned or high, I can walk a straight line, speak clearly, drive and even work (albeit slowly).