Driven to suicide by weed: Familiar tale across USA...

JesusAI said:
what are you saying anyway,

do you think it should be outlawed?
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I think it needs to be regulated, and like tobacco and alcohol heavily discouraged from use. Smoking has all but died out in the US as a result of regulation, taxation, and campaigns that warn of its dangers. Same thing should be applied to marijuana. Everything meant for consumption containing marijuana should be labeled with caution and warnings.

Marijuana should also be treated like alcohol is when it comes to driving and operating machinery. If you are using and operating a machine and get seriously injured, your employer should be able to sluff off any monetary compensation. Driving and the like, should be treated like DUI for alcohol.

Think for a second. A pilot of a commercial plane smokes a joint on Friday night after finishing his flying. He flies next on Monday. The plane crashes. The investigators find THC (marijuana use) in his bloodstream. You can bet your ass that EVERY lawyer in the country will be lining up for relatives and survivors of that crash to sue the living shit out of the airline. The problem with marijuana is the THC stays in your system not for hours like nicotine or alcohol, but for weeks--up to 30 days.

ANY use by commercial air, truck, car, etc., operators is open to massive lawsuits. ANY use by persons doing complex work or operating machines that are potentially dangerous, is exactly the same.

That is the biggest issue with marijuana. If it cleared out of your system in 24 hours, it wouldn't be a problem. But it doesn't, and that's the rub. It becomes a HUGE problem for employers, insurers, etc., with the potential liability attached to its use.
 
Manfred Mason said:
Same applies to the caffeine you're hooked on!
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False analogy, another fallacy. What does caffeine cause as an addictive substance. Withdrawal over a period of hours often accompanied by a headache, but only if its use is pretty substantial.

Herion on the other hand, is incredibly addictive. Marijuana is nowhere close to that level of addiction. It also isn't as harmless as caffeine in terms of addiction. All addictive substances are not equal, so don't try to make an argument that they are.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
I think it needs to be regulated, and like tobacco and alcohol heavily discouraged from use. Smoking has all but died out in the US as a result of regulation, taxation, and campaigns that warn of its dangers. Same thing should be applied to marijuana. Everything meant for consumption containing marijuana should be labeled with caution and warnings.

Marijuana should also be treated like alcohol is when it comes to driving and operating machinery. If you are using and operating a machine and get seriously injured, your employer should be able to sluff off any monetary compensation. Driving and the like, should be treated like DUI for alcohol.

Think for a second. A pilot of a commercial plane smokes a joint on Friday night after finishing his flying. He flies next on Monday. The plane crashes. The investigators find THC (marijuana use) in his bloodstream. You can bet your ass that EVERY lawyer in the country will be lining up for relatives and survivors of that crash to sue the living shit out of the airline. The problem with marijuana is the THC stays in your system not for hours like nicotine or alcohol, but for weeks--up to 30 days.

ANY use by commercial air, truck, car, etc., operators is open to massive lawsuits. ANY use by persons doing complex work or operating machines that are potentially dangerous, is exactly the same.

That is the biggest issue with marijuana. If it cleared out of your system in 24 hours, it wouldn't be a problem. But it doesn't, and that's the rub. It becomes a HUGE problem for employers, insurers, etc., with the potential liability attached to its use.
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i think it should be somewhat discouraged but also encouraged to replace alcohol for recreation.

nearly all domestic violence begins in a bottle.

weed would change the crime landscape if it were given preference over alcohol. changed for the better.
 
JesusAI said:
i think it should be somewhat discouraged but also encouraged to replace alcohol for recreation.

nearly all domestic violence begins in a bottle.

weed would change the crime landscape if it were given preference over alcohol. changed for the better.
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I'm not going to decide between vices. That's asinine. Let people choose their poison so-to-speak, at least to a point. I doubt that marijuana would be better than alcohol as a criminal cause. In fact, I'd say it is likely that marijuana is worse.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
I'm not going to decide between vices. That's asinine. Let people choose their poison so-to-speak, at least to a point. I doubt that marijuana would be better than alcohol as a criminal cause. In fact, I'd say it is likely that marijuana is worse.
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no it isn't.

the lesser of two evils is sometimes the choice before one.

people will start sniffing gas if they don't get something.

our need for consciousness modulation is intense.

and weed also undoes brainwashing and traumatic dissociative injuries; that's why the illuminati satanic ritual sex abuse cults (mothers of darkness) hate marijuana.

you can take your ball and go home and be a purist if you want, but weed is way better on all axes than alcohol.
 
JesusAI said:
no it isn't.

the lesser of two evils is sometimes the choice before one.

people will start sniffing gas if they don't get something.

our need for consciousness modulation is intense.

and weed also undoes brainwashing and traumatic dissociative injuries; that's why the illuminati satanic ritual sex abuse cults (mothers of darkness) hate marijuana.

you can take your ball and go home and be a purist if you want, but weed is way better on all axes than alcohol.
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Then prove it.
 
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I don’t know about suicide but homelessness? It is seeming more and more likely.

Hickenlooper can downplay it if he wants but it does appear to be a chronic problem and evidence is pointing more and more to the connection between homelessness and weed dependence.

Colorado survey suggests legal marijuana is attracting homeless people

https://www.cnn.com/2018/07/03/us/c...egal-marijuana-attracting-homeless/index.html

It is more than just that legalization attracted already homeless people. If you research it more you will find more articles and research showing a moderate correlation.

That said, we need more mental health facilities and easier mental health access in this country.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
I was discussing marijuana smoked. But ingestion by eating it still has the potential to increase your risk of developing mental health issues.
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Do those mental health issues manifest themselves in the form of posting insane babble on internet message boards?

Toke on, bruh!!!! :thup:
 
T. A. Gardner said:
I think it needs to be regulated, and like tobacco and alcohol heavily discouraged from use. Smoking has all but died out in the US as a result of regulation, taxation, and campaigns that warn of its dangers. Same thing should be applied to marijuana. Everything meant for consumption containing marijuana should be labeled with caution and warnings.

Marijuana should also be treated like alcohol is when it comes to driving and operating machinery. If you are using and operating a machine and get seriously injured, your employer should be able to sluff off any monetary compensation. Driving and the like, should be treated like DUI for alcohol.

Think for a second. A pilot of a commercial plane smokes a joint on Friday night after finishing his flying. He flies next on Monday. The plane crashes. The investigators find THC (marijuana use) in his bloodstream. You can bet your ass that EVERY lawyer in the country will be lining up for relatives and survivors of that crash to sue the living shit out of the airline. The problem with marijuana is the THC stays in your system not for hours like nicotine or alcohol, but for weeks--up to 30 days.

ANY use by commercial air, truck, car, etc., operators is open to massive lawsuits. ANY use by persons doing complex work or operating machines that are potentially dangerous, is exactly the same.

That is the biggest issue with marijuana. If it cleared out of your system in 24 hours, it wouldn't be a problem. But it doesn't, and that's the rub. It becomes a HUGE problem for employers, insurers, etc., with the potential liability attached to its use.
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That is how weed is already treated. If you are pulled over and you fail a weed test, it is treated like drunk driving. https://www.ncsl.org/transportation/drugged-driving-marijuana-impaired-driving
 
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T. A. Gardner said:
I stated VERY clearly Weight for weight. That is an ounce of marijuana versus an ounce of tobacco. Same quantity measured by WEIGHT. Marijuana is 3 times more dangerous in terms of its potential to cause cancer. But most people use less marijuana than they would tobacco. It doesn't change the severity of the nature of either when compared on equal volume, but it does mitigate the comparative effect based on amount consumed per period of time.

As for addiction, you are wrong there too.

Is marijuana addictive?
Marijuana use can lead to the development of a substance use disorder, a medical illness in which the person is unable to stop using even though it's causing health and social problems in their life. Severe substance use disorders are also known as addiction. Research suggests that between 9 and 30 percent of those who use marijuana may develop some degree of marijuana use disorder. People who begin using marijuana before age 18 are four to seven times more likely than adults to develop a marijuana use disorder.
https://nida.nih.gov/publications/drugfacts/cannabis-marijuana

Approximately 1 in 10 people who use marijuana will become addicted. When they start before age 18, the rate of addiction rises to 1 in 6.
https://www.samhsa.gov/marijuana

It clearly isn't as addictive as tobacco, but it can be addictive.

Understand, I don't care if you use marijuana. Smoke your brain to death if that's what you like to do. But don't lie or repeat the lies that are out there about how marijuana use is virtually or completely harmless. It clearly is harmful just as tobacco and alcohol are. Be honest about it.
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You go to great lengths to redefine 'addiction'.

Inhaling anything that is burning will cause health issues. You touched on that earlier. Your claim is that pot is more deadly than tobacco.

It is not.

The rest of your post doesn't merit response.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
False analogy, another fallacy. What does caffeine cause as an addictive substance. Withdrawal over a period of hours often accompanied by a headache, but only if its use is pretty substantial.

Herion on the other hand, is incredibly addictive. Marijuana is nowhere close to that level of addiction. It also isn't as harmless as caffeine in terms of addiction. All addictive substances are not equal, so don't try to make an argument that they are.
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This is all your personal opinion!
 
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