baseball43v3r wrote: |
weed should be legalized...the drug problem isnt going away and the benefits far outwiegh the risks. weed is as common these days as everything else, if someone wants to get ahole of it they can so why stop them? if u make it legal u can at least regulate it and TAX it to help fund the rest of the war on drugs. why spend 200 billion on a drug war that u can't win and that is an ever growing "problem"? |
Muskrat wrote: |
Umm, last I heard weed is healthy. |
Cyan~Fire wrote: |
Weed also makes you stupid. I know of no scientific evidence of this, but I do see people who smoke/have smoked in the past. |
Solo Ace wrote: |
Well, I use some kind of very unhealthy drug, but we can't get rid of women I guess. ![]() |
Cyan~Fire wrote: |
Weed also makes you stupid. |
baseball43v3r wrote: |
weed should be legalized... |
Lear wrote: |
Perhaps stupid people are more inclined to smoke weed -- not necessarily that it makes people stupid. |
hitec wrote: |
most people smoke weed because it relax them |
i88gerbils wrote: |
When I need to relax I sleep or shoot things in Half Life. |
candygirl wrote: |
Side Effects are
influence the mind and body Increased likelihood for accidents legal problems work and financial problems and troubles at home toxic psychosis including hallucinations, delusions and a loss of self-identification breathing difficulties deteriorating physical abilities speed up the heart, blood and breathing rate speeds up the aging process just like methamphetamines do marijuana side effects from this extra exertion on the body include a higher risk for lung cancer, heart attacks and strokes. obsessive thought with the drug Marijuana side effects also wreak havoc on the brain when the drug is used habitually. The natural chemical balance of the brain is disrupted affecting the pleasure centers and regulatory systems. The ability to learn, remember and adapt quickly to changes is impaired by marijuana use. Depression often occurs with marijuana usage, which feeds into the cycle of more drug use to treat the pain created by drug use. This cycle of addiction is very powerful and users soon find that they cannot stop using the drug even if they want to. |
DieHard wrote: |
"Marihuana leads to pacifism and communist brainwashing."; |
Dr Brain wrote: |
There still has to be a reason people thought it was bad enough to outlaw it. |
Dr Brain wrote: |
There still has to be a reason people thought it was bad enough to outlaw it. |
David Solomon wrote: |
The popular and therapeutic uses of hemp preparations are not categorically prohibited by the provisions of the Marihuana Tax Act of 1937. The apparent purpose of the Act is to levy a token tax of approximately one dollar on all buyers, sellers, importers, growers, physicians, veterinarians, and any other persons who deal in marijuana commercially, prescribe it professionally, or possess it.
The deceptive nature of that apparent purpose begins to come into focus when the reader reaches the penalty provisions of the Act: five years' imprisonment, a $2,000 fine, or both seem rather excessive for evading a sum that, even if collected, would produce only a minute amount of government revenue. |
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Southern states were pressing for a federal law against marijuana to persecute Mexicans that saturated the workforce with cheap labor during The Depression. The demands of this growing viewpoint were eventually adopted by Anslinger. |
Anonymous wrote: |
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candygirl wrote: |
Nope I don’t do drugs. If you want to get a buzz “try slamming your head agents a brick wall. You will get the same effect. |
blah-er wrote: |
They probably don't give a shit about the law, if they're on weed. |
blah-er wrote: |
In my speculations, you are right that most people smoke first and get the concept of "I don't give a shit about my lungs, liver, and brain" part down, sometimes they move on to pot to "feel better" in their opinion. It's mostly not the reason they go on, just because it's illegal. |