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My bad, corporations and government. Neither of which I would ever work for in my life.

FIGHT THE MACHINE, MAN /hippie accent


Your mother must be so proud. stare

I bet your's is also proud of your sig with your "cool stance" smoking and holding a bottle of crown proudly displaying your lust for getting smashed on alcohol like every other wastoid on the planet (including me, I just don't do it on alcohol wink )

DON'T TALK ABOUT MY MOMMA

I don't have to get into detail about my job life, but in short I make adequate money with a private company (while going to school), which is who I'd rather support before a multi million dollar slave labor corporation or our crooked government.


So... Let me get this straight. You work for a private company making adequate money while you bash multi-million dollar corporations, most of which actually offer a decent wage, too (believe it or not, most companies don't pay minimum wage), but because they're large and automatically evil because of yet. Or is it because they want money that makes them evil? This coming from a guy who boasts about making "adequate" money himself, a humble term used mostly to say "I make enough to pay bills and spend quite a bit, too!"

And, if you must know, that picture was taken for a couple of friends who all had a form of alcohol in their pictures. We were to have our favorite whiskey in it; I chose Crown Royale as it is just so smooth and delicious. I am both a liquor and tobacco enthusiast.

As for the "crooked" government, just because a couple of officials are corrupt doesn't mean the whole thing is. This "evil government" trend fails to see what would happen if this "evil government" was destroyed. You'd have one hell of a time getting decent food (let alone any at all). Say good bye to your police force. Bye-bye to your roadways. See ya later clean air. ******** off, clean water. Peace out, vehicle safety standards. Piss off, disease control.

Your government does a ******** lot more than you think it does. So instead of getting pissed at the whole government for what a few self-centered, bigoted pieces of s**t do, you get active and vote. Have discussions with people. And maybe, just maybe, one day the American population will get tired of the lies, the bullshit, and empty promises and string the corrupt ones up by their testicles and force some new laws preventing congressmen to have private investments, publicly viewable bank records and e-mail correspondents.




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OKAY, two things. ONE, Narpy, do you even KNOW why marijuana is illegal? You shot out at her like she's doing cocaine. Marijuana is a natural anxiety reliever and pain reliever. And its a hell of alot better for your body than ALCOHOL or CIGARS or LEGAL PAINKILLERS. So, back up off your high horse *snort* about how she's dealing with her anxiety. TWO, I highly doubt the sir above me was complaining about all the "good" things the government does, so, back up off that one too. All good things have a bad seed. Our policemen are required to get a quota of tickets a day. But they're STILL picking on minorities or just stopping people to meet their quota. That's very good, right? Also, VOTING are you serious? You do realize the electoral college is actually in charge. This is not a true democracy, sir. I agree that voting at state and regional and city levels, yes that might be helpful but we're never really in charge of who gets put in charge. THREE, everyone stop calling names and complaining about how someone shouldn't talk about their problems. I never saw her blame her problems on anyone. Using your problems in life as an excuse is one thing, explaining why you are who you are and where you are by talking about your problems is another. FOUR, we all come from different walks of life. I work two jobs and do a great job at both and support my family and I admit I toke up to help with the pain from my lupus. It would take popping half a bottle of painkillers sometimes to ease the pain that a bowl can help me with. It is so much healthier and so much more relaxing. Please do not think that we're all a bunch of hippies who don't have real jobs and wanna take down our 'great' government just because we light up every once in a while.

ALSO, no one has the right to point fingers about how much money someone spends ESPECIALLY when one mentions they enjoy some Crown Royal and tobacco. Let the person who has not sinned cast the first stone, and I doubt it's anyone of us.

Done with my ramble. :3 And to answer the question, I toke after my breakfast and morning cig. If I did it before, I think I'd eat the kitchen's entire contents ^o^
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Marijuana is illegal for several reasons. Some are unacceptable reasons, some are slightly more acceptable. But that doesn't change the fact that it's illegal. The most common defense for marijuana legalization is that it's less dangerous than alcohol or cigarettes. Now, stay with me here... In a dark time in the United States' history they actually MADE alcohol illegal. Well, not alcohol itself, but the production, purchase, and moving of it illegal. Though much of the usage stopped, the people who didn't just wreaked havoc with it. Alcohol related crimes increased, people who didn't drink it before started doing it, it caused more problems than it solved.

Now, this is a great defense for those supporting the legalization, but there's one MAJOR difference between these two things: alcohol used to be legal. People were already addicted to it. Alright. We've established that the overall usage went down when it became illegal, but the ones who kept abusing it went hardcore on it. So, the negative aspects were there, but the positives of it being illegal is that MOST people stopped using it.

The idea stands that if people are going to do it, they will regardless of whether it's legal or not, which is why it's become a light misdemeanor or even decriminalized. Mostly because they don't want people doing it in public or while driving. Pretty much the same thing they do with alcohol. Can't use it out in public. Can't operate a vehicle under its influence.

And here's for you oh so wise ones who read High Times for your facts on Marijuana. The most common one is that it's safer than cigarettes. Here's a fact sheet complete with sources:
http://www.pdfdownload.org/pdf2html/pdf2html.php?url=http://www.whitehousedrugpolicy.gov/drugfact/marijuana/../../publications/pdf/Marijuana.pdf&images=yes
And I'll give you one for free: Other research has shown marijuana smoke to contain carcinogens and to be an irritant of the lungs. In fact, marijuana smoke contains 50-70 percent more carcinogenic hydrocarbons than tobacco smoke.
There's even a little source for the information down there for you. Someone with a degree, even! Bet you couldn't find that in High Times. Don't bother looking; I've done it already.

As for point number TWO: I made a point that he was generalizing the whole government and even clarified that perhaps he should only string one or two up.
Also, while the Electoral College is slightly flawed (yet not near as much as people make it out to be), that only consists of voting for the President and Vice President. You realize you have the power to vote for the rest of congress, too, right? The President isn't the King. Anything the President does, the congress needs to OK.

THREE: She blamed her family, her surroundings and her experiences. That's blaming someone else. I have similar experiences, and instead of bitching, whining and drowning myself in my own pity, I rose up and become a contributing member of society.

FOUR: I never said everyone who smokes pot is a bad person. Or a hippie; you derived that assumption yourself, be it out of guilt or whatever; I don't know.

Also: I enjoy those things myself. I pay my bills, I buy my groceries, I take my girlfriend out, and occasionally I like to sit down with a glass of whiskey or rum, sometimes even a beer and smoke a bowl of tobacco or a cigar. I certainly don't wake up in the morning and start drinking. Way to compare the two.

Also, a serving of alcohol a day is very healthy for you. wink
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You didn't get it straight. I didn't really bash anything I stated my opinion on not wanting to deal with higher corporations because they tend to be more crooked and less honest, hence why walmart has had so many lawsuits from mistreated employee's (for one example). No not all corporations are evil, and not all government is crooked. But you are sorely under read in politics (not corporate news stations) if you don't believe that at least half our government is crooked, and that's a generous ratio.

That's a totally naive suggestion that with no government would come total chaos and people wouldn't be able to take care of themselves and just be totally helpless, kinda silly to me. Stop raging so hard and maybe you wouldn't think in such a fantasy land. And since when was our air clean?

marijuana = safer than alcohol and tobacco, so yes, a big ******** you to our wonderful government for incarcerating non violent kids just indulging in a natural benign plant, sending them to prison to become actual hardened criminals. Yes, no matter how much I benefit from what few things I take for granted from the government, I'm going to be pissed about having my life ruined over a plant that has no good reason to be illegal.

I'd gladly have a discussion, but it'd be too hard getting through your bullhead :3


You didn't get it straight; I made a point that you're using a generalization - a widely inaccurate generalization.

Marijuana - safer than alcohol and tobacco:
http://www.nida.nih.gov/infofacts/marijuana.html
http://smoking.ygoy.com/2011/01/10/carcinogens-in-weed-–-an-overview/
http://www.opposingviews.com/i/marijuana-smoke-officially-listed-as-a-carcinogen
Now, I admit, a lot of this research is flawed, but more evidence supports that it is potentially more dangerous as it has the chemical abilities to produce cancer. Not that I care, personally, because every thing on this ******** planet gives you cancer. I'm just tired of this argument.
The reason these studies are flawed is because it is actually illegal to have a control group and experimental group because... Well, it's illegal to smoke pot. Not only that, but it would be hard to ensure that no other systems are included in the control subjects or the experimental subjects. Not only that, but everyone has different genetics as well.

With no government there would be total chaos. That is why we as a people formed government. If there was no need for a government we wouldn't have formed it. We certainly didn't decide to pay taxes just for fun.
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You see, I have a real job that does piss tests. Sorry.

yea my job is pretty much just taking care of my grandmother, she doesnt care if i smoke
its not a lot of money, but my bills are payed and i'm driving a 40k jeep
she swings me a twenty or so to go to the bar every few nights


It must be nice to live on easy street. Maybe the rest of us will get to live there one day.

easy now, i'm supposed to be on a bunch of medications too but i refuse to zombify myself
i just handle the mood swings with weed and deal with the flashbacks as they come
my boyfriend helps a lot, he talked to my therapist before i stopped going and she told him how to calm me
i was lucky, my last boyfriend was a complete d**k who didnt understand and refused to try


So... You replace prescribed drugs with illegal drugs and offer up a snivel story? You're talking to a kid who grew up in a small town literally next to a part of a city violent enough for cops not to go through. I grew up fist fighting. I grew up with a friend who lived next to the marijuana supplier of the town. I was a soldier. My ex girlfriend shot me, my ex wife tried to stab me.

Instead of sitting here crying and blaming everyone else for my problems I decided to get a job, move out and get a real life.

Stop using pathetic sob stories to make excuses for your life, grab a hold of your ovaries and make a better life for yourself instead of expecting it to just come to you.
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My bad, corporations and government. Neither of which I would ever work for in my life.

FIGHT THE MACHINE, MAN /hippie accent


Your mother must be so proud. stare

I bet your's is also proud of your sig with your "cool stance" smoking and holding a bottle of crown proudly displaying your lust for getting smashed on alcohol like every other wastoid on the planet (including me, I just don't do it on alcohol wink )

DON'T TALK ABOUT MY MOMMA

I don't have to get into detail about my job life, but in short I make adequate money with a private company (while going to school), which is who I'd rather support before a multi million dollar slave labor corporation or our crooked government.


So... Let me get this straight. You work for a private company making adequate money while you bash multi-million dollar corporations, most of which actually offer a decent wage, too (believe it or not, most companies don't pay minimum wage), but because they're large and automatically evil because of yet. Or is it because they want money that makes them evil? This coming from a guy who boasts about making "adequate" money himself, a humble term used mostly to say "I make enough to pay bills and spend quite a bit, too!"

And, if you must know, that picture was taken for a couple of friends who all had a form of alcohol in their pictures. We were to have our favorite whiskey in it; I chose Crown Royale as it is just so smooth and delicious. I am both a liquor and tobacco enthusiast.

As for the "crooked" government, just because a couple of officials are corrupt doesn't mean the whole thing is. This "evil government" trend fails to see what would happen if this "evil government" was destroyed. You'd have one hell of a time getting decent food (let alone any at all). Say good bye to your police force. Bye-bye to your roadways. See ya later clean air. ******** off, clean water. Peace out, vehicle safety standards. Piss off, disease control.

Your government does a ******** lot more than you think it does. So instead of getting pissed at the whole government for what a few self-centered, bigoted pieces of s**t do, you get active and vote. Have discussions with people. And maybe, just maybe, one day the American population will get tired of the lies, the bullshit, and empty promises and string the corrupt ones up by their testicles and force some new laws preventing congressmen to have private investments, publicly viewable bank records and e-mail correspondents.




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OKAY, two things. ONE, Narpy, do you even KNOW why marijuana is illegal? You shot out at her like she's doing cocaine. Marijuana is a natural anxiety reliever and pain reliever. And its a hell of alot better for your body than ALCOHOL or CIGARS or LEGAL PAINKILLERS. So, back up off your high horse *snort* about how she's dealing with her anxiety. TWO, I highly doubt the sir above me was complaining about all the "good" things the government does, so, back up off that one too. All good things have a bad seed. Our policemen are required to get a quota of tickets a day. But they're STILL picking on minorities or just stopping people to meet their quota. That's very good, right? Also, VOTING are you serious? You do realize the electoral college is actually in charge. This is not a true democracy, sir. I agree that voting at state and regional and city levels, yes that might be helpful but we're never really in charge of who gets put in charge. THREE, everyone stop calling names and complaining about how someone shouldn't talk about their problems. I never saw her blame her problems on anyone. Using your problems in life as an excuse is one thing, explaining why you are who you are and where you are by talking about your problems is another. FOUR, we all come from different walks of life. I work two jobs and do a great job at both and support my family and I admit I toke up to help with the pain from my lupus. It would take popping half a bottle of painkillers sometimes to ease the pain that a bowl can help me with. It is so much healthier and so much more relaxing. Please do not think that we're all a bunch of hippies who don't have real jobs and wanna take down our 'great' government just because we light up every once in a while.

ALSO, no one has the right to point fingers about how much money someone spends ESPECIALLY when one mentions they enjoy some Crown Royal and tobacco. Let the person who has not sinned cast the first stone, and I doubt it's anyone of us.

Done with my ramble. :3 And to answer the question, I toke after my breakfast and morning cig. If I did it before, I think I'd eat the kitchen's entire contents ^o^
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Marijuana is illegal for several reasons. Some are unacceptable reasons, some are slightly more acceptable. But that doesn't change the fact that it's illegal. The most common defense for marijuana legalization is that it's less dangerous than alcohol or cigarettes. Now, stay with me here... In a dark time in the United States' history they actually MADE alcohol illegal. Well, not alcohol itself, but the production, purchase, and moving of it illegal. Though much of the usage stopped, the people who didn't just wreaked havoc with it. Alcohol related crimes increased, people who didn't drink it before started doing it, it caused more problems than it solved.

Now, this is a great defense for those supporting the legalization, but there's one MAJOR difference between these two things: alcohol used to be legal. People were already addicted to it. Alright. We've established that the overall usage went down when it became illegal, but the ones who kept abusing it went hardcore on it. So, the negative aspects were there, but the positives of it being illegal is that MOST people stopped using it.

The idea stands that if people are going to do it, they will regardless of whether it's legal or not, which is why it's become a light misdemeanor or even decriminalized. Mostly because they don't want people doing it in public or while driving. Pretty much the same thing they do with alcohol. Can't use it out in public. Can't operate a vehicle under its influence.

And here's for you oh so wise ones who read High Times for your facts on Marijuana. The most common one is that it's safer than cigarettes. Here's a fact sheet complete with sources:
http://www.pdfdownload.org/pdf2html/pdf2html.php?url=http://www.whitehousedrugpolicy.gov/drugfact/marijuana/../../publications/pdf/Marijuana.pdf&images=yes
And I'll give you one for free: Other research has shown marijuana smoke to contain carcinogens and to be an irritant of the lungs. In fact, marijuana smoke contains 50-70 percent more carcinogenic hydrocarbons than tobacco smoke.
There's even a little source for the information down there for you. Someone with a degree, even! Bet you couldn't find that in High Times. Don't bother looking; I've done it already.

As for point number TWO: I made a point that he was generalizing the whole government and even clarified that perhaps he should only string one or two up.
Also, while the Electoral College is slightly flawed (yet not near as much as people make it out to be), that only consists of voting for the President and Vice President. You realize you have the power to vote for the rest of congress, too, right? The President isn't the King. Anything the President does, the congress needs to OK.

THREE: She blamed her family, her surroundings and her experiences. That's blaming someone else. I have similar experiences, and instead of bitching, whining and drowning myself in my own pity, I rose up and become a contributing member of society.

FOUR: I never said everyone who smokes pot is a bad person. Or a hippie; you derived that assumption yourself, be it out of guilt or whatever; I don't know.

Also: I enjoy those things myself. I pay my bills, I buy my groceries, I take my girlfriend out, and occasionally I like to sit down with a glass of whiskey or rum, sometimes even a beer and smoke a bowl of tobacco or a cigar. I certainly don't wake up in the morning and start drinking. Way to compare the two.

Also, a serving of alcohol a day is very healthy for you. wink


I didn't address that entire thing at you. So no guilt, lol.
Your carcinogen statement: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,196678,00.html (and we know THEY'RE not trying to protect anything). http://www.wikicancer.org/page/The+list+of+carcinogens (other common things that contain carcinogens!)
This sounds safe! : "Hydrocodone, along with most other opioids, may also severely decrease testosterone levels in men and may cause menstrual irregularities in women. Short-term use of opioids will usually result in a decrease in testosterone with a subsequent rebound post-cessation. However, chronic use is much more dangerous. In a study on cancer survivors using opioids for chronic pain relief, 90% of the subjects had hypogonadal levels of testosterone. It is believed[by whom?] that this occurs due to both a negative feedback at both the hypothalamus-pituitary and at the gonadal (testicular) level. This is known as "central hypogonadism". Patients using opioid therapy should be screened for such endocrinological problems periodically through blood tests and inquiry of symptoms, which include loss of libido, erectile dysfunction, anxiety, fatigue, loss of muscle mass, and infertility. Treatment should first consist of opioid rotation. If that does not work, then testosterone replacement should commence." <<<legggaaallll. I would much rather smoke marijuana!
A college degree doesn't necessarily make you any better, smarter, or more informed than someone without one, derpdederp. I know complete idiots with degrees who run companies. I'm still in college and a ****ton smarter than they are. We didn't use to have colleges you know. People learned things by trade.
Yes, we can vote for Congress. The president still has to the right to over-turn something Congress votes down. Yay, Constitution! And the electoral college is pretty shitty one way or the other. We were promised a democracy. We do not have one.
Let's look at societies who have legalized marijuana. They still function normally. Nothing went down the drain because people were toking up.
I am a contributing member of society even though I've been through some tough s**t. Just because you work out in the "real world" doesn't mean what she or anyone else does by being a caretaker is any less of a freaking job. My grandmother is a full time caretaker for my very sick uncle and that is how she pays her bills so don't attack people and insinuate that they aren't an upstanding citizen because they don't work a traditional 40 hour week.
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I bet your's is also proud of your sig with your "cool stance" smoking and holding a bottle of crown proudly displaying your lust for getting smashed on alcohol like every other wastoid on the planet (including me, I just don't do it on alcohol wink )

DON'T TALK ABOUT MY MOMMA

I don't have to get into detail about my job life, but in short I make adequate money with a private company (while going to school), which is who I'd rather support before a multi million dollar slave labor corporation or our crooked government.


So... Let me get this straight. You work for a private company making adequate money while you bash multi-million dollar corporations, most of which actually offer a decent wage, too (believe it or not, most companies don't pay minimum wage), but because they're large and automatically evil because of yet. Or is it because they want money that makes them evil? This coming from a guy who boasts about making "adequate" money himself, a humble term used mostly to say "I make enough to pay bills and spend quite a bit, too!"

And, if you must know, that picture was taken for a couple of friends who all had a form of alcohol in their pictures. We were to have our favorite whiskey in it; I chose Crown Royale as it is just so smooth and delicious. I am both a liquor and tobacco enthusiast.

As for the "crooked" government, just because a couple of officials are corrupt doesn't mean the whole thing is. This "evil government" trend fails to see what would happen if this "evil government" was destroyed. You'd have one hell of a time getting decent food (let alone any at all). Say good bye to your police force. Bye-bye to your roadways. See ya later clean air. ******** off, clean water. Peace out, vehicle safety standards. Piss off, disease control.

Your government does a ******** lot more than you think it does. So instead of getting pissed at the whole government for what a few self-centered, bigoted pieces of s**t do, you get active and vote. Have discussions with people. And maybe, just maybe, one day the American population will get tired of the lies, the bullshit, and empty promises and string the corrupt ones up by their testicles and force some new laws preventing congressmen to have private investments, publicly viewable bank records and e-mail correspondents.




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OKAY, two things. ONE, Narpy, do you even KNOW why marijuana is illegal? You shot out at her like she's doing cocaine. Marijuana is a natural anxiety reliever and pain reliever. And its a hell of alot better for your body than ALCOHOL or CIGARS or LEGAL PAINKILLERS. So, back up off your high horse *snort* about how she's dealing with her anxiety. TWO, I highly doubt the sir above me was complaining about all the "good" things the government does, so, back up off that one too. All good things have a bad seed. Our policemen are required to get a quota of tickets a day. But they're STILL picking on minorities or just stopping people to meet their quota. That's very good, right? Also, VOTING are you serious? You do realize the electoral college is actually in charge. This is not a true democracy, sir. I agree that voting at state and regional and city levels, yes that might be helpful but we're never really in charge of who gets put in charge. THREE, everyone stop calling names and complaining about how someone shouldn't talk about their problems. I never saw her blame her problems on anyone. Using your problems in life as an excuse is one thing, explaining why you are who you are and where you are by talking about your problems is another. FOUR, we all come from different walks of life. I work two jobs and do a great job at both and support my family and I admit I toke up to help with the pain from my lupus. It would take popping half a bottle of painkillers sometimes to ease the pain that a bowl can help me with. It is so much healthier and so much more relaxing. Please do not think that we're all a bunch of hippies who don't have real jobs and wanna take down our 'great' government just because we light up every once in a while.

ALSO, no one has the right to point fingers about how much money someone spends ESPECIALLY when one mentions they enjoy some Crown Royal and tobacco. Let the person who has not sinned cast the first stone, and I doubt it's anyone of us.

Done with my ramble. :3 And to answer the question, I toke after my breakfast and morning cig. If I did it before, I think I'd eat the kitchen's entire contents ^o^
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Marijuana is illegal for several reasons. Some are unacceptable reasons, some are slightly more acceptable. But that doesn't change the fact that it's illegal. The most common defense for marijuana legalization is that it's less dangerous than alcohol or cigarettes. Now, stay with me here... In a dark time in the United States' history they actually MADE alcohol illegal. Well, not alcohol itself, but the production, purchase, and moving of it illegal. Though much of the usage stopped, the people who didn't just wreaked havoc with it. Alcohol related crimes increased, people who didn't drink it before started doing it, it caused more problems than it solved.

Now, this is a great defense for those supporting the legalization, but there's one MAJOR difference between these two things: alcohol used to be legal. People were already addicted to it. Alright. We've established that the overall usage went down when it became illegal, but the ones who kept abusing it went hardcore on it. So, the negative aspects were there, but the positives of it being illegal is that MOST people stopped using it.

The idea stands that if people are going to do it, they will regardless of whether it's legal or not, which is why it's become a light misdemeanor or even decriminalized. Mostly because they don't want people doing it in public or while driving. Pretty much the same thing they do with alcohol. Can't use it out in public. Can't operate a vehicle under its influence.

And here's for you oh so wise ones who read High Times for your facts on Marijuana. The most common one is that it's safer than cigarettes. Here's a fact sheet complete with sources:
http://www.pdfdownload.org/pdf2html/pdf2html.php?url=http://www.whitehousedrugpolicy.gov/drugfact/marijuana/../../publications/pdf/Marijuana.pdf&images=yes
And I'll give you one for free: Other research has shown marijuana smoke to contain carcinogens and to be an irritant of the lungs. In fact, marijuana smoke contains 50-70 percent more carcinogenic hydrocarbons than tobacco smoke.
There's even a little source for the information down there for you. Someone with a degree, even! Bet you couldn't find that in High Times. Don't bother looking; I've done it already.

As for point number TWO: I made a point that he was generalizing the whole government and even clarified that perhaps he should only string one or two up.
Also, while the Electoral College is slightly flawed (yet not near as much as people make it out to be), that only consists of voting for the President and Vice President. You realize you have the power to vote for the rest of congress, too, right? The President isn't the King. Anything the President does, the congress needs to OK.

THREE: She blamed her family, her surroundings and her experiences. That's blaming someone else. I have similar experiences, and instead of bitching, whining and drowning myself in my own pity, I rose up and become a contributing member of society.

FOUR: I never said everyone who smokes pot is a bad person. Or a hippie; you derived that assumption yourself, be it out of guilt or whatever; I don't know.

Also: I enjoy those things myself. I pay my bills, I buy my groceries, I take my girlfriend out, and occasionally I like to sit down with a glass of whiskey or rum, sometimes even a beer and smoke a bowl of tobacco or a cigar. I certainly don't wake up in the morning and start drinking. Way to compare the two.

Also, a serving of alcohol a day is very healthy for you. wink



I didn't address that entire thing at you. So no guilt, lol.
Your carcinogen statement: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,196678,00.html (and we know THEY'RE not trying to protect anything). http://www.wikicancer.org/page/The+list+of+carcinogens (other common things that contain carcinogens!)
This sounds safe! : "Hydrocodone, along with most other opioids, may also severely decrease testosterone levels in men and may cause menstrual irregularities in women. Short-term use of opioids will usually result in a decrease in testosterone with a subsequent rebound post-cessation. However, chronic use is much more dangerous. In a study on cancer survivors using opioids for chronic pain relief, 90% of the subjects had hypogonadal levels of testosterone. It is believed[by whom?] that this occurs due to both a negative feedback at both the hypothalamus-pituitary and at the gonadal (testicular) level. This is known as "central hypogonadism". Patients using opioid therapy should be screened for such endocrinological problems periodically through blood tests and inquiry of symptoms, which include loss of libido, erectile dysfunction, anxiety, fatigue, loss of muscle mass, and infertility. Treatment should first consist of opioid rotation. If that does not work, then testosterone replacement should commence." <<<legggaaallll. I would much rather smoke marijuana!
A college degree doesn't necessarily make you any better, smarter, or more informed than someone without one, derpdederp. I know complete idiots with degrees who run companies. I'm still in college and a ****ton smarter than they are. We didn't use to have colleges you know. People learned things by trade.
Yes, we can vote for Congress. The president still has to the right to over-turn something Congress votes down. Yay, Constitution! And the electoral college is pretty shitty one way or the other. We were promised a democracy. We do not have one.
Let's look at societies who have legalized marijuana. They still function normally. Nothing went down the drain because people were toking up.
I am a contributing member of society even though I've been through some tough s**t. Just because you work out in the "real world" doesn't mean what she or anyone else does by being a caretaker is any less of a freaking job. My grandmother is a full time caretaker for my very sick uncle and that is how she pays her bills so don't attack people and insinuate that they aren't an upstanding citizen because they don't work a traditional 40 hour week.

I never claimed we're a democracy. We're a replublic with democratic values. Hence the pledge of allegiance having "and the the Republic." If this was a democracy, there could be absolutely no law made without us voting on it.

As for the drugs, I wasn't saying marijuana is the only thing bad for you. ALL drugs have side effects. I was simply pointing out that saying marijuana is better for you than tobacco is inaccurate.

As for the president overturning something from congress, the congress has the same right for the President. I don't see how that in any way validated your point. It just led to circular logic.

As for taking care of her grandma, blah blah, blah, I took care of a 70-years-old woman who had suffered from scleroderma, a disease that generally kills in three years, for 35 years. I maintained a job while I took care of her. Granted, I went A LOT of nights without sleep in a hospital, but I still met the challenge and slapped it in the face with a firm c**k of competence.
To those linking to .GOV studies, c'mon, of course they're going to be biased against a substance they made illegal and generate a lot of cash from. Just as high times is going to be biased FOR it.

But to say a natural plant ISN'T safer than a cigarette loaded with chemicals specifically designed for your addiction? That's kind of silly. Marijuana has more tar, amongst other things I'm sure, but where are the tons and tons of life threatening cases due to smoking it one's whole life? I've personally know many people ******** up from cigarette smoking, the most that happens to a life time pot head is they become a total couch potato (among some respiratory problems, but nothing that requires hospitalization or slicing out a whole lung as was the case with one senior I knew.)

It's absurd to me that our accepted legal recreation is going out to a bar to get drunk, and then probably driving home drunk (lets face it how many people at a bar do you see NOT drinking so they can be the driver? not many if any at all), or blacking out and not remembering a thing.

Statistics for deaths related to alcohol and cigarettes compared to marijuana would be more relevant than trying to compare health studies when we know little of the subject.
ulisigi adanata's avatar
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Wow, was it really worth all this lol
Adrasdea's avatar
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lol
a year later and i still smoke weed
emotion_dealwithit
Metroid Dread's avatar
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do a wake and bake with my gf and spend the whole day eatin

dramallama dramallama
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I ******** detest people who smoke marijuana.
Goddamn dumbasses

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