Smoker Refuses to Put Out Joint for Missionaries: Rude or Justified?

Picture this: you’re sitting on your porch, enjoying a legal joint, when suddenly, a pair of missionaries approach you. They ask you to put out your joint, but you refuse. Are you the rude one, or are they? One 22-year-old Canadian man found himself in this exact situation, and the internet is divided over who’s in the wrong. Let’s dive into the story and see what happened…

Chilly Canadian Evening

Unexpected Visitors

Classic Missionary Look

Legal Smoke

Put Out the Joint? ❌

Standing His Ground

“You Could Leave” ‍♂️

Annoyed Missionaries

The Final Showdown

Missionaries Retreat ‍♂️

Divided Opinions ‍♂️

Who’s the Real Rude One?

So, there you have it – a Canadian man enjoying a legal joint on his porch gets confronted by missionaries who ask him to put it out. He refuses, and they leave, calling him a rude a**hole. His friends are divided on the issue, with some calling him rude, others blaming the missionaries, and a few just laughing at the whole situation. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this smoky standoff…

Smoker refuses to put out joint for missionaries, commenters say NTA

Smoker defends joint against religious missionaries. NTA

Defending right to smoke weed on own porch from judgmental missionaries

Smoker stands up for himself against interrupting missionaries

NTA, but a snitch? Mormon church takes name-calling seriously.

Smoker defends joint against pushy missionaries during pandemic. NTA.

Joint smoker defends porch from irritating missionaries.

Enjoying a joint at home is no one’s business.

Smoker stands their ground against judgmental missionaries.

Smoker stands up to missionaries during pandemic. NTA

Smoker sparks debate, but commenters agree: YTA for not sharing

User defends smoking around missionaries, calls their religion ‘effed up’

Smoker defends their right to smoke on their porch. NTA.

Ex-Mormon explains why missionaries aren’t the assholes here

When you’re mid-hit, can you really be expected to stop?

Missionary gets a surprise visit. NTA shuts him down.

Commenter defends smoker, sparks agreement in replies.

Unwanted religious visitors spark frustration and aggression.

Smoker stands up for himself against pushy religious missionaries

Canadian smoker stands up for his rights

Smoker stands up to rude missionaries interrupting their activity

Enjoying a joint while talking to missionaries? NTA according to commenters.

Missionaries may have ulterior motives, NTA for refusing joint.

Mormon defends smoker’s right to smoke weed. NTA

Smoker defends smoking weed on his mom’s property to solicitors.

Unconventional welcome for door-to-door solicitors

Missionaries interrupt baking, get shut down by atheist. NTA.

Missionaries interrupt smoker, NTA for refusing to put out joint

Smoker stands their ground against pushy missionaries.

Religious peddlers demand respect, smoker refuses. Who’s right?

Joint saves the day, missionaries spared from unwanted conversation.

Respect personal space. NTA for smoking in own space.

Mormon commenter unfazed by smoker’s joint, calls out immaturity

Commenter criticizes Mormon attitude towards smoking

Ex-Mormon approves of smoker’s defiance against missionaries

Enjoying legal weed is NTA, mind your own business missionaries

Asserting property rights, NTA refuses to put out joint for missionaries.

Discovering a Mormon repellent? NTA for refusing joint.

Canadian non-smoker defends smoker’s right to relax on own porch

Stoner vs Missionaries: NTA OP handled it well

Smoker defends his actions against intrusive missionaries.

Unapologetic smoker defends joint against religious missionaries.

Missionaries’ rude behavior apologized for, commenter not the a-hole.

Smoker justified in refusing to put out joint for missionaries

Boundaries are important, even when smoking a joint

Commenter defends their position and criticizes religious intolerance

Smoker stands up to annoying missionaries, internet approves.

Smoker defends joint smoking on own property, deemed NTA.

Respectful NTA comment shuts down rude demand from missionaries

Ex-Mormon defends smoker’s right to refuse rude missionaries

Unapologetic smoker stands up to pushy religious missionaries

NTA shuts down missionaries, calls them rude AF

Standing up for your rights on your own property

Commenter hates missionaries, wants people to mind their own business

Unapologetic smoker receives support for not putting out joint

Smoker stands up to pushy missionaries during smoke break. NTA.

Smoker defends smoking on own porch, NTA wins!

Unwelcome visitors demand smoker extinguish joint, NTA stands firm

Defend your porch, NTA.

Defending your property and rights, NTA!

Defending property rights with a fiery response.

Defending personal space from intrusive missionaries. NTA

Uninvited missionaries interrupted smoker, who refused to put out joint. NTA

Offering a bong hit: the real reason behind the missionaries’ visit?

Canadian smoker defends joint on own porch, not rude behavior.

Standing up for your right to smoke on your porch

Asserting property rights over smoking marijuana. NTA wins.

Uninvited missionaries interrupted smoker, NTA for refusing to put out.