Legalize It!!!!!!!

Since the druggies have taken over this thread with their denial, irrationality, and villification of those who tell the truth of the matter, no more intelligent conversation is possible.
I could order you a block of ice, to sit-on. It should help minimize the swelling of your (well deserved) butt-whuppin'.​

My posts in this thread remain the truth.

They are substantiated, not only by Web Md, but by my experience as a counselor.
.....So, by all means, folks....Ask your doctor about Web MD.

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You're a counselor?..You sound more like a parole officer.

You are so completely and utterly misinformed on this subject, it's literally laughable.....seriously.

You have no first hand experience with the drug..and your only evidence is a page from Web MD which you conveniently edited to favor your argument.
At least Lil' Chip appears well-qualified to be the next Republican Drug-Czar.

Just ask him.

:rolleyes:
 
Tell me, were the people you counseled there because they were addicted to pot? or perhaps because of some other psychological reason? Because if they thought they were addicted to pot, then they definitely had psychological problems.
Easy, now. There are legitimate-sites, out in the Internets, that will validate any vulnerable-individual's feelings of Marijuana Addiction!!

:D

(Hell....they even provide info regarding the numerous drug-rehab facilities to help break your pot-stranglehold!!)​
 
Begone, all-o'-you D.A.R.E.-sanctioned Drug Warriors!

Sanity has come-to-town.

:p

"Attorney General Eric Holder signaled a change on medical marijuana policy Wednesday, saying federal agents will target marijuana distributors only when they violate both federal and state lawhttp://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/03/18/AR2009031802546.html?hpid=sec-nation.

The 13 states that permit medical use of marijuana are Alaska, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Maine, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont and Washington."

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Actually, most people growers/smokers and opponents to marijuana alike are on the same side: keeping it illegal/illegitimate.

The growers are seeing a flooding of the market driving prices into the basement. People opposed on moralistic grounds just naturally hate it.

Smoking pot should be one of those things kept "abnormal", like gay sex. It will always exist and people should be treated with understanding and firm compassion who engage in it, but for reasons of social-learning we should never uphold aberrant behaviors as "normal"...ever...

Inhaling smoke into one's lungs is NOT NORMAL. You can call it what you like, but normal isn't something that applies to it.

It does have proven medicinal value. Therefore it should be made availible like all other prescription drugs with the FDA having total say in its manufacture and distribution. I've known people who have grown it and applied deadly pesticides to keep it looking nice "for street value" and sold it to unsuspecting ailing patients. I can only wonder how much more quickly they may have died from the toxic chemicals they were inhaling. When huge cash is involved, morality and oversight go in the trash can. There needs to be oversight. The situation is out of control.


This is just plain wrong.

Most people grow for their own use and their social circle.

Every grower I know would very much welcome the removal of the egregious drug laws.

The cannabis culture has existed for millenia and will long outlive the current vicious persecution.

Also, not all users smoke.

Comrade Stonelin
 
The cannabis culture has existed for millenia and will long outlive the current vicious persecution.
Absolutely!

We (rather) need to put more effort into going-after the most-obvious threat:

The COFFEE-PUSHERS!!!

"One beneficial component of re-legalizing cannabis ( marijuana ) that doesn't get mentioned is that it will lower hard drug addiction rates. DARE ( Drug Abuse Resistance Education ) will have to stop brainwashing youth into believing lies, half-truths and propaganda concerning cannabis, which creates grave future problems.

How many citizens try cannabis and realize it's not nearly as harmful as taught in DARE-type government environments? Then they think other substances must not be so bad either, only to become addicted to deadly drugs. The old lessons make cannabis out to be among the worst substances in the world, even though it's less addictive than coffee and has never killed a single person."
 
"In his 20s, he worked as a scraggly-haired undercover narcotics cop in his native Florida, trying to get users and dealers off the streets. He has an adopted son with a history of addiction and crimes. Years after others in Seattle's legal community began pushing for it, he has been talking lately about alternatives to drug arrests.

According to legal and community leaders in Seattle familiar with his work, his views are in sync with the drug policies Obama has said he will pursue: a reorientation away from the Bush administration's intense focus on curbing the supply of illegal drugs and toward greater emphasis on preventing and treating addiction. As drug policy director, he would oversee a staff of more than 100 and a $440 million budget. In particular, Kerlikowske has supported King County's drug court, one of the most active in the country, which gives people arrested on drug charges a chance at treatment rather than jail.

In 2003, Seattle residents placed on the ballot an initiative to make marijuana possession the Police Department's lowest priority. John P. Walters, the Bush administration's drug policy director, flew out to lobby aggressively against the initiative. Kerlikowske opposed it, too, but more mildly. The law was needless, he argued, because his officers already deemphasized marijuana arrests. It passed anyway."

Bill Bennett must be goin' NUTZ!!!!

:p
 
Read 'n weep, Lil' Chip​

"Prohibition creates violence because it drives the drug market underground. This means buyers and sellers cannot resolve their disputes with lawsuits, arbitration or advertising, so they resort to violence instead.

Violence was common in the alcohol industry when it was banned during Prohibition, but not before or after.

Legalization is desirable for all drugs, not just marijuana. The health risks of marijuana are lower than those of many other drugs, but that is not the crucial issue. Much of the traffic from Mexico or Colombia is for cocaine, heroin and other drugs, while marijuana production is increasingly domestic. Legalizing only marijuana would therefore fail to achieve many benefits of broader legalization.

It is impossible to reconcile respect for individual liberty with drug prohibition. The U.S. has been at the forefront of this puritanical policy for almost a century, with disastrous consequences at home and abroad.

Perhaps history will repeat itself, and the U.S. will abandon one of its most disastrous policy experiments.http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/03/24/miron.legalization.drugs/index.html"
 
Medical marijuana plant derivatives in FDA legitimate pharmaceutical company manufactured Rx form already exist, and only these need be utilized for pain and nausea as prescribed by an institutionally recognized medical practitioner.
Yeah.....Ask Your Doctor (and, all o' that other happy horse-crap. :rolleyes: )​

"The only problem is that the pill, which looks like a vitamin cap, isn't all that popular in the sick wards. There are three main objections. First, vomiting patients have trouble swallowing a pill. Then, if a patient does swallow the pill, the good effects don't kick in for hours. And when the pill finally starts to work - buckle up. "A 2.5 milligram Marinol pill absolutely knocked me out," reports one man with AIDS. "I wound up lying on the sofa for days, just totally drugged and unproductive."
 
Your last seven posts in this thread are likely intentional spam functioning to distance the reader from accurate and truthful previous posts you simply can't handle, and in effect killing the flow of the thread via your fillabuster.
Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhh......what about allllllll those names o' pot-addicts?

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