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I assume I am a bit of old school and although I have more than 1900 records at home and regard myself as a made man in music - dance parties seriously kill me. |
Here is an interesting phenomenon:
I seriously thing Marijuana will be a bigger problem than alcohol in the new millenium, and here are my reasons why: 1) it's in vogue - "we don't drink anymore, we take a spliff, we are stoned yuppies, we party and we are not afraid of getting fat because we laugh that all off!" 2) it's popular and accepted - yes it surely is, you can see all those stoned black dudes pseudo pop icons and every single movie for teenagers deals with it and it's FUN 3) it's a community drug - you need to find yourself? have a spliff, don't worry you will be free, it's healthy, it's not addictive, you are not a junkie - that's what they outside try to say to you but we know 1500 reasons why is it good to be high and how totally HARMLESS and this drug is .. So we are in fact dealing with a brand new phenomenon, which, after I have seen its pathological effects on people I can't really have any respect to anymore - I think is very dangerous. Either someone wants a half stoned population escaping from stress smoking weed and loosing part of its mental abilities to sell them some green initiatives covered shit or ? give me a hint. |
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Thank GOD for his glorious creation the plant we all marijuana. Its blasphemous to question GOD's miracles.
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Weed is not a drug.
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and pot of course doesnt cause cancer: http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080129/..._cannabis_dc_2
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Smoking a joint is equivalent to 20 cigarettes in terms of lung cancer risk, scientists in New Zealand have found, as they warned of an "epidemic" of lung cancers linked to cannabis. ADVERTISEMENT Studies in the past have demonstrated that cannabis can cause cancer, but few have established a strong link between cannabis use and the actual incidence of lung cancer. In an article published in the European Respiratory Journal, the scientists said cannabis could be expected to harm the airways more than tobacco as its smoke contained twice the level of carcinogens, such as polyaromatic hydrocarbons, compared with tobacco cigarettes. The method of smoking also increases the risk, since joints are typically smoked without a proper filter and almost to the very tip, which increases the amount of smoke inhaled. The cannabis smoker inhales more deeply and for longer, facilitating the deposition of carcinogens in the airways. "Cannabis smokers end up with five times more carbon monoxide in their bloodstream (than tobacco smokers)," team leader Richard Beasley, at the Medical Research Institute of New Zealand, said in a telephone interview. "There are higher concentrations of carcinogens in cannabis smoke ... what is intriguing to us is there is so little work done on cannabis when there is so much done on tobacco." The researchers interviewed 79 lung cancer patients and sought to identify the main risk factors for the disease, such as smoking, family history and occupation. The patients were questioned about alcohol and cannabis consumption. In this high-exposure group, lung cancer risk rose by 5.7 times for patients who smoked more than a joint a day for 10 years, or two joints a day for 5 years, after adjusting for other variables, including cigarette smoking. "While our study covers a relatively small group, it shows clearly that long-term cannabis smoking increases lung cancer risk," wrote Beaseley. "Cannabis use could already be responsible for one in 20 lung cancers diagnosed in New Zealand," he added. "In the near future we may see an 'epidemic' of lung cancers connected with this new carcinogen. And the future risk probably applies to many other countries, where increasing use of cannabis among young adults and adolescents is becoming a major public health problem." (Reporting by Tan Ee Lyn; Editing by Alex Richardson) |
where are you my weed lovers?
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You're seeming to talk about it being 'en vouge'... and I don't think most - on either side of the "pot: legalize, or don't?" argument - would argue that point with you. I think the question is: Why do we make it illegal for those that need it? Why do we, as a nation, disallow use of it as a viable medicine - even for those that _really_ need it... And then - why does our _federal government_ make it illegal when there's absolutely no CONSTITUTIONAL basis - in the eyes of a reasonable man - for our Federal government to do so? In fact, I'll make my point this way: show me where, in the U.S. Constitution - as read by the average reasonable man - it gives our Federal Government the power to make pot illegal (for the sake of argument: in the case of someone growing it on their own property for distribution (whether they charge or not) to their neighbor as an end-user), and and I'll give you $100. |
nope it isn't
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If I want to waste my liver at least I don't need to annoy everyone about how great it is and will most likely be still able to tie up my shoes within a couple of years to come.. |
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I was, up until this moment, totally concerned, that you can get weed in the States in the pharmacy if you have a doctor's prescription - as in the most of the world. Like for the geronts that have Alzheimer or Parkinson or whatever. As I mentioned I don't care if that's legal or illegal, healthy or unhealthy. The only point of mine is : drugs are very exciting but dangerous thing and it takes an intense self control to keep the true balance between the fun and trouble. But they will always be around, mankind needs its opium, anyone denying it would be insane. The problem I have is, as far as it's tough banned to advertise cigarettes or alcohol, if someone smokes cigarettes or drinks it's a big deal and many yuppies almost don't even talk to you anymore. But - now there is an alternative, tolerated, accepted, even promoted in mass media, with 2000 + reasons to abuse the shit beeing confirmed by almost EVERY single consumer I know. Although, and it's again ONLY my personal experience - it's ALSO NOT OK to smoke this because it can as well seriously wash your brains out. That's my point. |
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I have met a couple of abstinents that were not that ok and that would actually fit into the virtual impotence / hater category. |
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Someone should bitchslap the stupidity out of you. Oh you know whats so ironic, its most likely the drugs you smoke which made you this totally fucking dumb and braindead. Fucking junkie piece of shit. |
Once upon a time alcohol was forbidden and now is "legal". May be in a few years, marijuana would be legal too. If it gives more profits being legal, be sure politics will legalize it. :pimp
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