why or why not?
i wouldn't because i just don't do any kind of drugs whether it be alcohol or cigarettes etc.
i wouldn't because i just don't do any kind of drugs whether it be alcohol or cigarettes etc.
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if marijuana was legalized, would you try it?
I wouldn't, simply because it's not a drug that interests me.
Maybe baked in something, but asthma makes smoking fairly impossible for me (I know some smokers who do have asthma, but I tried once and just couldn't).
But it's not high on my list of stuff I'd want to try. I'd rather go for something like mushrooms or LSD if I had a choice.
Maybe baked in something, but asthma makes smoking fairly impossible for me (I know some smokers who do have asthma, but I tried once and just couldn't).
But it's not high on my list of stuff I'd want to try. I'd rather go for something like mushrooms or LSD if I had a choice.
04/12/2012
Yes, I would. I'm not into drugs, but I don't consider weed a 'drug', being a natural plant. I don't believe it "hurts your brain", either. It may temporarily slow things down in the brain, much like alcohol does, but there is no evidence of long-term damage. What about the substances people ingest every day without thinking that are harmful? MSG, pharmaceutical drugs, etc. Weed should be the least of concerns when it comes to damage.
04/13/2012
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yes there are so many things that are of more concern. pharm, chemicals have so many potential side effects, many of which are serious. MJ being natural seems to make it less accepted. as a society it seems that something in a lab is more "acceptable" and looked at as being safe, when really it should be opposite.
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bayosgirl
Yes, I would. I'm not into drugs, but I don't consider weed a 'drug', being a natural plant. I don't believe it "hurts your brain", either. It may temporarily slow things down in the brain, much like alcohol does, but
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Yes, I would. I'm not into drugs, but I don't consider weed a 'drug', being a natural plant. I don't believe it "hurts your brain", either. It may temporarily slow things down in the brain, much like alcohol does, but there is no evidence of long-term damage. What about the substances people ingest every day without thinking that are harmful? MSG, pharmaceutical drugs, etc. Weed should be the least of concerns when it comes to damage.
the effects can be different for everybody, and it's not a good idea for many people. others can benefit greatly. moderation though, i have had the experience of feeling "dumb" from it. and when i was younger it intefered with my motivation.
i was going to finish college...but then i got high.
04/13/2012
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Exactly. Moderation is key. Just like the majority of people who drink alcohol are able to do it in moderation, but there are always people who will take it overboard and drink too much. Should we ban alcohol because of those few people? No. Same with marijuana. In fact unlike alcohol, many people could benefit from marijuana. Not just cancer and AIDS patients, either.. but people with anxiety/other mental disorders, etc. I still fail to understand why it's still illegal. because it may make some people lazy and hungry? Please.
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yes there are so many things that are of more concern. pharm, chemicals have so many potential side effects, many of which are serious. MJ being natural seems to make it less accepted. as a society it seems that something in a lab is more
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yes there are so many things that are of more concern. pharm, chemicals have so many potential side effects, many of which are serious. MJ being natural seems to make it less accepted. as a society it seems that something in a lab is more "acceptable" and looked at as being safe, when really it should be opposite.
the effects can be different for everybody, and it's not a good idea for many people. others can benefit greatly. moderation though, i have had the experience of feeling "dumb" from it. and when i was younger it intefered with my motivation.
i was going to finish college...but then i got high.
the effects can be different for everybody, and it's not a good idea for many people. others can benefit greatly. moderation though, i have had the experience of feeling "dumb" from it. and when i was younger it intefered with my motivation.
i was going to finish college...but then i got high.
04/13/2012
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I agree. All these anti-depressants, anxiety, etc. drugs would not be necessary (at least for me) if it were legal. Marijuana has been scientifically proven to help or heal many diseases. It is most certainly less dangerous than drinking.
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i feel strongly that it should be legal. then it would be regulated and taxed. it's less dangerous than drinking. it makes no sense to me that it is illegal.
Hemp in general, as well was a God-given gift. It could be used to make clothes, shoes, textiles etc. whole thousands of things that would benefit the world.
DuPont and such companies put hemp out of business and replaced it with unnatural materials.
Marijuana and hemp could even save American farmers keep their farms and make profits they are certainly not making now.
There is and has been an agenda against marijuana going on since the 1920s.
There is simply no reason at all it should not be legal.
04/13/2012
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I've already tried it and too many times. I'm not interested in doing it anymore. I've gotten a little older, have kids and enjoy running around and having too much fun to smoke pot. It slows me down and I don't like that. So I personally don't have an interest in it anymore, but I'm not exactly against it being legalized. Guess I'm somewhat indifferent
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comatose-kitty
why or why not?
i wouldn't because i just don't do any kind of drugs whether it be alcohol or cigarettes etc.
i wouldn't because i just don't do any kind of drugs whether it be alcohol or cigarettes etc.
04/13/2012
Sure, I'm already a fan of the stuff because it eliminates 2 full hand-fulls of pills three times a day to manage pain and other issues I have at only 24 years old.
If they did legalize it, I feel it would be very beneficial to a lot of people for a lot of different reasons and considering when the FDA attempted to prove how bad it was for people and shut their studies down when they saw that it was actually improving health, motor control and neurologically, they shut it down, I feel it's safe for me to put in my body I'd prefer that over synthetic pills that make me sick and have terrible side-effects.
Also, if you can't smoke it you can use a vaporizer, there are 2 forms that it comes in for pills, and you can turn it into butter to put into any of your baking I have a friend who puts it in her tea.
If they did legalize it, I feel it would be very beneficial to a lot of people for a lot of different reasons and considering when the FDA attempted to prove how bad it was for people and shut their studies down when they saw that it was actually improving health, motor control and neurologically, they shut it down, I feel it's safe for me to put in my body I'd prefer that over synthetic pills that make me sick and have terrible side-effects.
Also, if you can't smoke it you can use a vaporizer, there are 2 forms that it comes in for pills, and you can turn it into butter to put into any of your baking I have a friend who puts it in her tea.
04/23/2012
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