codemanis
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Post: 55937763_31 created on Fri Nov 06, 2009 1:14 amPosted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 1:14 am
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TheVoiceOfTheLobster Death and Misery codemanis by the way. 30% of america DOWN THE LINE use pot. the teachers, the police, the parents, lawyers, it goes on. and you better not judge that these people are bad at their jobs just because they smoke it.. that would be a form of discrimination. kids in collage smoke it and still graduate and get great careers. weed is not a dangerous thing. unless your all about "tripping balls" then you might go and try harder things. America! No really, cocaine addicts do great jobs, and so do heroine addicts and Vicodin addicts, so your point is about as realistically defensive as air is padding against a football lineman. Actually, it's not... Over 90 million Americans have admitted to smoking marijuana. Hundreds of important figures in history have smoked it including politicians, scientists, philosophers...Half of the greatest musicians of all time have indulged regularly in it. How ignorant of you to compare them to junkies. Also, you can't compare Cocaine, Heroin (that's how you spell Heroin, by the way), and Vicodin to Marijuana. Vicodin is a synthetic drug. Heroin and Cocaine cause permanent tissue damage within the first use. Marijuana's symptoms dissipate after a few hours. I see no similarities, and therefore no argument. Marijuana isn't a harmful drug. THC holds no addict-forming chemical compounds. Now scientists are starting to believe THC improves cognitive left brain activities. If you're misinformed, I wouldn't be forming an opinion if I were you. It just ends up making you look dumb in the end... ON THAT NOTE! I smoke weed because I have a subjuxation in my neck that produces chronic pain. It helps me immensely and I don't particularly want to start taking addictive pain medication. very nice! biggrin i totally forgot about that fact. i'm sorry to hear about your neck though sad |
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