![]() | About Drug use in the USA Page 6 |
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In closing I'd like to say, its a plant, get over it. /rant Last edited by FutureDevilDog; August 19th, 2006 at 04:18.. | |||||||||
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I can't believe I'm saying this, but "You're right, mmarsh." This issue is hardly black and white, yet both sides gravitate to extremes. So far the "father knows best" extreme is winning in the real world. Odd how pot has been banned, yet alcohol and tobacco have not. Tobacco has been linked to all sorts of cancers. Alcohol is a root of many of the aforementioned social issues. Another interesting observation I've made in this thread is that both sides have spouted all manner of "facts," yet FDD is the only one who has actually sited his information. Are the rest of you folks doctors? Doesn't this forum require that information beyond the ken of us laymen be sourced? As far as my own personally opinion; the only substance mentioned here that I ever use is alcohol and that in extreme moderation. I have used pot in the past. I didn't like it so I quit. I have used tobacco in the past. I didn't like the effects it had on me so I quit. By the logic of some here, that means that I should be violently opposed to anyone else using the products I no longer use. I tend to think of myself as more logical than that. Personal responsibility rears its ugly head here. I really don't care one way or the other what substances you put in your body. It's your choice and neither the government nor I (should) have any say in it. Should you negatively effect someone else while imbibing in the drug of your choice, you will pay the same price as everyone else. Simply, enforce the law. By that same token, if the laws in the US were enforced as they should be, drunk driving would not be the problem that it currently is. "Oh! lad I don't know where you've been but I see you won first prize." The Scotsman |
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And besides; if marijuana were legal; it is fair to say it would be much cheaper because it would be grown on a gigantic scale. This would mean that marijuana users can eat it; getting full nutrtional value and not worry about wasting any of their money because of cost. It generally takes more marijuana to get you high orally than smoked. Yes; it has 400 chemicals. Big whoop. Chemical is a loose word when drugs and propoganda are involved. Just because it's a chemical; does not make it dangerous. Oxygen is a chemical. Quote:
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A stoned doctor? No; I wouldn't want to see one either. But if my doctor chooses to go home after a long days work and smoke a bowl with his wife; all the power to him. If he does it in the privacy of his own home and not around the work area I don't have a problem with it. Munchies are hell. But; if done properly; you can eat a bunch of healthy foods; as opposed to sugary and fatty treats. This is hard to do without practice. Quote:
The second paragraph I agree with for the most-part. It can lead to anxiety problems. Although; you are way out in left field on the alcoholism. Alcohol is Physically and mentally addicting. You can withdrawal. Alcohol has potention to become addictive; more than a habbit. I disagree with the last paragraph. Why? Because I'm living proof that it is false. To end; I don't smoke marijuana; but I used to. I am not closed minded on either side of the debate; as there are pros and cons on every subject; including marijuana. I chose to side with dog; one; because he asked me to; and two; because I've noticed that some of you are very closed minded and ignorant on the subject. Hope I helped. -Tweek | |||||||||||
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Where do you have the nerve to ask me for sources when you didn't cite any sources yourself? Va fa napoli!
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And he did post one of the biggest sources for unbiased drug information. www.erowid.org | |
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and when you say months, I think recently. I'm thinking you are a heavy user, I hope I'm wrong, by the way you defend using so vehemently. Ask yourself a question, has smoking dope ever caused a problem in my life with friends, Parents, or at school? If so, you have a mean old problem and researching web sites and getting affirmation from people who are users is the wrong approach. “War is an ugly thing but not the ugliest of things; the decayed and degraded state of moral and patriotic feelings which thinks that nothing is worth war is much worse.” —John Stuart Mill | |||||
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Do not call people names, especially a Mod. Were you sober or high when you were born? [/quote] I am going to have to say sober; but I am not the same person I was when I was born. I matured and formed opinions. This question you've asked is a very rhetorical and biased one. Did you eat dijon mustard when you were born? Do you now? Quote:
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One source: http://video.google.ca/videoplay?doc...67&q=marijuana Last edited by Missileer; August 20th, 2006 at 02:47.. | |||||
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Feel free to overrule it, but I will never change my opinion. | |
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