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Join Date: Sep 2004
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lets humor the idiots, lets say one joint has the same amount of carcinogens and bad health thingy-ma-bobbers as 10 cigs..
Who the hell smokes 10 joints? now, someone who's been smoking for a few years..ever meet one that can't down a pack or two a day? |
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poke smot
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: o0o
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I remember in elementary school they (D.A.R.E.) told us that a joint did the equivalent damage of 50 cigarettes. Ive seen read tons of stuff on the cancer sticks. There is no fuckin way! Its sad they need to resort to lies.
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baby blood addict
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: In a purple pillow garden where pot is a dairy product
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yea, and they use the esscuse that its also cause ciggs have filters, screw that. I bet one unfiltered cig is as bad or worse than a joint. Dosnt ciggs have like rat poisen and finger nail polish remover chemicals in them? theres none of that in pot. Plus , i herd that niccotine was one of the most addictive drugs out there, up there with heroin and crack, i cantt see how but i guess its possible. And i also have herd the whole 1 joint equals 7 cigs, F$$* that.
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Pink Lunged Freak
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Austin, TX
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Study shows...
How's this?
--- SUBSTANCE RELATED DEATHS IN THE UNITED STATES ANNUALLY Tobacco: estimate 400,000 Estimated 419,000 deaths in 1996, from CANCER FACTS AND FIGURES factsheet from American Cancer Society. Also estimated 500,000 deaths in Europe. http://www.ash.org.uk/html/factsheets.php Alcohol: estimate 110,000 110,640 in 1996 estimate from the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (total U.S. alcohol-related deaths have averaged between 103-111,000 per year since 1979). Prescription drugs: estimate 100,000 106,000 estimate, from a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, April 1998. Excerpt from study:: A new analysis by researchers at the University of Toronto, who examined 39 studies, estimated that an average of 106,000 deaths at U.S. hospitals in 1994 were due to bad reactions to drugs. "Serious adverse drug reactions are frequent ... more so than generally recognized," the researchers said. "Fatal adverse drug reactions appear to be between the fourth and sixth leading cause of death." Also, 100,000 estimate from: TOO MUCH OF A GOOD THING? DOCTOR CHALLENGES DRUG MANUAL, published October 12, 1999, New York Times. Author: Denise Grady. Excerpt from story: But the doses recommended in the P.D.R. may be too high for many people and may cause adverse reactions, ranging from dizziness and nausea all the way to death, according to an article published last month in the journal Postgraduate Medicine. He said his findings helped explain a study published last year by other researchers, who reported that drug reactions in hospitals were among the nation's leading causes of death, killing more than 100,000 Americans a year. The deaths that the team studied were not due to medication errors by doctors or patients; they occurred in people taking doses thought to be correct. Suicide: estimate 30,000 30,903 total number of U.S. deaths by suicide in 1996, American Association of Suicidology (AAS) 30,575 total number of U.S. deaths by suicide in 1998, (AAS) Murder: estimate 15,000 FBI 1999 Uniform Crime Report shows a downward trend in total annual murders, from 21,597 in 1995 to 15,533 in 1999. Aspirin: new estimate 7,600 GI complications caused by NSAIDs lead to approximately 76,000 hospitalizations and 7,600 deaths annually -- a mortality rate comparable to that of asthma, cervical cancer or melanoma (skin cancer). References: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention/National Center for Health Statistics (1,2) 1. Fries JF. NSAID Gastropathy: The Second Most Deadly Rheumatic Disease? Epidemiology and Risk Appraisal. Journal of Rheumatology. 1991; 18 (suppl 28): 6. 2. Anderson RN et al. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention/National Center for Health Statistics Report of Final Mortality Statistics, 1995. Monthly Vital Statistics Report. 1997; 145 (11)(suppl 2). Marijuana: estimate 0 No information about marijuana-related deaths exists on the Website of the National Institute of Drug Abuse. There is no known case of a physiologically-induced "marijuana fatality" in the medical record. Medical Marijuana is "...one of the safest therapeutically- active substances known to man." The Honorable Francis Young Administrative Law Judge Drug Enforcement Agency - 1989 |
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the episode of Penn&Teller BULLSHIT on the war on drugs
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yep, i advise this too since so many people seem incapable of doing even the most basic of investigative journalism themselves, you all might as well just go watch it on a video. * in which case i'd also advise watching "truth and lies about 9-11" heh, woops, wrong forum section. ![]() but seriously, if watching the video is too much, just try doing a search for cannabis research. then check who they are, who funds them, and why they did the study. these i find are usually the best pointers to how impartial they are likely to be, and impartiality is required for any scientific backing to health claims. if you come across something that calls itself marijuana research, one might wish to be a little more skeptical as that is not the correct scientific name. its little clues like that which sometimes help. search engines, search engines, search engines. i really wish i didnt have to say it three times, but there you go. use any engine of preference to find independant proof. not affiliated with money, only affiliated with finding the truth, which is after all what you're looking for. ... what... you're still reading this!? you should have gone to read up on it already! * tippin my hat for woody harrleson doing his bit again his voice carries well as a narrator/voice over. maybe i just look in the wrong places, but sometimes i think he's a little more quiet on the topic than he could be. |
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