Should sugary soda and French fries be banned?
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Trump again again bans THC…
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No ,son. It's because losers get out here and claim to be doctors, lawyers, teachers, and what not and obviously are not. There's a dumb-ass here who claims to be a history/government teacher that doesn't understand the difference between communism and socialism or the political realities of the American revolution, and a guy who claims to be a doctor who is anti-vax along with several supposed economists who don't even know what the word means.
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Reality is banning things never works, i agree.
MAGA morons voted for this.
How is marijuana dangerous?
I reject your premise.
42% of dead drivers from crashes in Ohio had THC in their systems.
Over 40% of Deceased Drivers in Motor Vehicle Crashes Test Positive for THC, Study Shows
“I was surprised to see that level,” said lead author Akpofure P. Ekeh, MBBS, FACS, a professor of surgery at Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio. “An average level of 30.7 ng/mL generally means those people must have consumed marijuana at some time close to driving. This isn’t about residual use; it’s about recent consumption.”
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It probably interferes with his meth business.
Do you think that they eventually will be if we socialize all health care? I mean, you are costing the rest of the nation money and putting yourself in danger. It will become your "duty" to eat "healthy". You will point to the study that says butter is bad and demand you use transfats, then when the new study comes out you will demand we ban transfat riddled margarine and use butter instead... You'll say, it's "science" and tell us we must "trust" and/or "follow" "the science"...
Are big gulps healthy?
DWI is already illegal.
I don't care either way. I just know I don't use the crap. I hate it, hate ever being around it, dont like being around those who use it either. Never once in my life have I ever seen John Wayne jump off his horse,...walk into a saloon and tell the bartender to bring him a fucking gummy!
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It offends their delicate sensibilities.
Either that or they watched "Reefer madness" too many times in school.
And they claim it's a Democratic indoctrination system, lol.
And doesn't stop because the government says that THC is "bad"...
In this case the government is once again the problem. If you make it illegal to use you cannot study its uses for medicine, create easy roadside tests for its effects, etc. Just saying that THC is in the system of someone ignores that most times it is still there after the person sobers up, they are not still high... It's the reason why you can test if someone used it nearly 30 days after they have and they are no longer high...
Flowery Antifa soybois should be though......
So you don’t care about excessive regulation?
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Dude, 40% plus of American citizens have THC in their system these days. They probably also had things like Ibuprophen or Tylenol too. You RWNJs gonna ban them next?
Oh, wait....
Frequent or heavy cannabis use has been linked to problems in cognitive functions like learning and memory, attention, processing speed, perceptual motor function, and language.42,43,44,45
Some evidence has linked cannabis use to earlier onset of psychosis in people with genetic risk factors for psychotic disorders, including schizophrenia, as well as worse symptoms in people who already have these conditions. The association between heavy cannabis use and schizophrenia has been found to be especially strong in young males compared to females. Cannabis intoxication can also induce a temporary psychotic episode in some people, especially at high doses. Experiencing such an episode may be linked with developing a psychotic disorder later in life.46
Some research has also shown an increased risk of depression in people who use cannabis during adolescence.47 Research has also linked cannabis use with suicidal thoughts and behaviors among teens48 and military veterans in the United States.49,50
While people with mental health disorders and related symptoms are more likely to use cannabis,51 many factors that influence mental health—such as genes, trauma, and stress—also influence how likely someone is to use drugs, including cannabis. Given these related genetic and environmental vulnerabilities, additional data from prospective, longitudinal research (studies that measure participants’ health over long periods of time) are needed to determine whether, to what extent, and for whom cannabis may cause or contribute to poor mental health outcomes.
Frequent or heavy cannabis use has been linked to problems in cognitive functions like learning and memory, attention, processing speed, perceptual motor function, and language.42,43,44,45
Some evidence has linked cannabis use to earlier onset of psychosis in people with genetic risk factors for psychotic disorders, including schizophrenia, as well as worse symptoms in people who already have these conditions. The association between heavy cannabis use and schizophrenia has been found to be especially strong in young males compared to females. Cannabis intoxication can also induce a temporary psychotic episode in some people, especially at high doses. Experiencing such an episode may be linked with developing a psychotic disorder later in life.46
Some research has also shown an increased risk of depression in people who use cannabis during adolescence.47 Research has also linked cannabis use with suicidal thoughts and behaviors among teens48 and military veterans in the United States.49,50
While people with mental health disorders and related symptoms are more likely to use cannabis,51 many factors that influence mental health—such as genes, trauma, and stress—also influence how likely someone is to use drugs, including cannabis. Given these related genetic and environmental vulnerabilities, additional data from prospective, longitudinal research (studies that measure participants’ health over long periods of time) are needed to determine whether, to what extent, and for whom cannabis may cause or contribute to poor mental health outcomes.
Very few Big Gulp driver cause deadly MVAs.
Do you care either way about big gulps.
Exactly. Studies has shown that marijuana has beneficial uses.