kalm, has a point. Two wrongs are more than one wrong. Two is greater than one. Two must be better.kalm wrote:Here's your chance. Tell us why products with weed extract should be classified the same as PCP. Better yet, tell us why weed should be treated any different than you having a few pints at the local watering hole.89Hen wrote: Banana Cream Pie is delicious served cold, but Apple Pie is better warm.
Government lover....
We call the rural ones Pillbillies.Grizalltheway wrote:If you don't believe me, you should really look into the opiod painkiller and heroin addiction epidemic currently sweeping the nation, particularity the EC(b).89Hen wrote:And here we go again with hyperbole and grasping. GMAFB
It is?Chizzang wrote:I warms my heart that marijuana is still such a Conservative boogeyman.
I can't imagine that'll be the case for long with Cali having fully legalized it.93henfan wrote:It is?Chizzang wrote:I warms my heart that marijuana is still such a Conservative boogeyman.
Wasn't Kentucky, the weed-growing capital of the lower 48, the first state called for Trump?
Does not compute.
I think MaryJane is the bogeyman of the faux-righteous for sure, but not conservatives, at least libertarian-leaning conservatives anyway.
No, CA has always been the industry standard93henfan wrote:It is?Chizzang wrote:I warms my heart that marijuana is still such a Conservative boogeyman.
Wasn't Kentucky, the weed-growing capital of the lower 48, the first state called for Trump?
Does not compute.
I think MaryJane is the bogeyman of the faux-righteous for sure, but not conservatives, at least libertarian-leaning conservatives anyway.
Until a conservative state (except Alaska they actually believe in less government) fully legalizes marijuana93henfan wrote:It is?Chizzang wrote:I warms my heart that marijuana is still such a Conservative boogeyman.
Wasn't Kentucky, the weed-growing capital of the lower 48, the first state called for Trump?
Does not compute.
I think MaryJane is the bogeyman of the faux-righteous for sure, but not conservatives, at least libertarian-leaning conservatives anyway.
Grizalltheway wrote:Did the Russian hack your account Flaggy?
I kept getting a 503 error message every time I tried to post.
You're losing it kalm. Where did I make any kind of claim like that?kalm wrote:Here's your chance. Tell us why products with weed extract should be classified the same as PCP. Better yet, tell us why weed should be treated any different than you having a few pints at the local watering hole.89Hen wrote: Banana Cream Pie is delicious served cold, but Apple Pie is better warm.
Government lover....
Where did I say you did?89Hen wrote:You're losing it kalm. Where did I make any kind of claim like that?kalm wrote:
Here's your chance. Tell us why products with weed extract should be classified the same as PCP. Better yet, tell us why weed should be treated any different than you having a few pints at the local watering hole.
Government lover....
It's getting there. What did that map look like just 10 years ago?Chizzang wrote:93henfan wrote: Until a conservative state (except Alaska they actually believe in less government) fully legalizes marijuana
You're blowing soap bubbles out your ass
And: We've got some faux-righteous on this forum who will help you understand the evils of it...
I would guess the habitual pot user is healthier than the habitual drinker or sugar addict.AZGrizFan wrote:It's getting there. What did that map look like just 10 years ago?Chizzang wrote:
And until they figure out how to bifurcate the effects of drug use from increased costs of single-payer healthcare, I will not support the legalization of any of them. People want to kill themselves? Fine. But not on my dime.
I say the same thing ^ about adult onset Diabetes...AZGrizFan wrote:It's getting there. What did that map look like just 10 years ago?Chizzang wrote:
And until they figure out how to bifurcate the effects of drug use from increased costs of single-payer healthcare, I will not support the legalization of any of them. People want to kill themselves? Fine. But not on my dime.
Well we are all in agreement that a national healthcare system is NOT the way to go. Freedom.Chizzang wrote:I say the same thing ^ about adult onset Diabetes...AZGrizFan wrote:
It's getting there. What did that map look like just 10 years ago?
And until they figure out how to bifurcate the effects of drug use from increased costs of single-payer healthcare, I will not support the legalization of any of them. People want to kill themselves? Fine. But not on my dime.
Why do I have to pay for a bunch of fat old farts that can't be bothered to take care of themselves..?
People want to kill themselves? Fine. But not on my dime.
A neccesitous man is not a free man.CAA Flagship wrote:Well we are all in agreement that a national healthcare system is NOT the way to go. Freedom.Chizzang wrote:
I say the same thing ^ about adult onset Diabetes...
Why do I have to pay for a bunch of fat old farts that can't be bothered to take care of themselves..?
People want to kill themselves? Fine. But not on my dime.
We are all in agreement then that the "Problem" of Marijuana is an illusionCAA Flagship wrote:Well we are all in agreement that a national healthcare system is NOT the way to go. Freedom.Chizzang wrote:
I say the same thing ^ about adult onset Diabetes...
Why do I have to pay for a bunch of fat old farts that can't be bothered to take care of themselves..?
People want to kill themselves? Fine. But not on my dime.
Who is John Galt?kalm wrote:A neccesitous man is not a free man.CAA Flagship wrote: Well we are all in agreement that a national healthcare system is NOT the way to go. Freedom.
kalm wrote:Where did I say you did?89Hen wrote: You're losing it kalm. Where did I make any kind of claim like that?
I'm asking you a question based on your past positions and your post here questioning the legitimacy of the complaint based on sources.
What past positions? That I don't really care about pot but that I do think there will be a lot more bad issues with it once it's legal? That I don't think it's a harmless drug?
Without a doubt less harmful than the beer you love so much.89Hen wrote:kalm wrote:
Where did I say you did?
I'm asking you a question based on your past positions and your post here questioning the legitimacy of the complaint based on sources.
I saw the segment on 60 Minutes about Colorado's experience. The pediatricians and cops they interviewed told me all I need to know about whether marijuana is a gateway drug (yes) and whether it has harmful side effects on pregnant mothers and newborns (yes). If they legalize that stuff, there should be the same disclosure requirements they have for tobacco.89Hen wrote:kalm wrote:
Where did I say you did?
I'm asking you a question based on your past positions and your post here questioning the legitimacy of the complaint based on sources.
Hogwash Ivy. It's completely safe, has no extra baggage, harms nobody, and in fact is a cure all for just about every ailment known.Ivytalk wrote:I saw the segment on 60 Minutes about Colorado's experience. The pediatricians and cops they interviewed told me all I need to know about whether marijuana is a gateway drug (yes) and whether it has harmful side effects on pregnant mothers and newborns (yes). If they legalize that stuff, there should be the same disclosure requirements they have for tobacco.89Hen wrote:
Non starter.Vidav wrote:Without a doubt less harmful than the beer you love so much.89Hen wrote:
You care about it enough to go back to your straw man from the old weed legalization thread about it being harmless.89Hen wrote:kalm wrote:
Where did I say you did?
I'm asking you a question based on your past positions and your post here questioning the legitimacy of the complaint based on sources.
