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What is your philosophy on marinuana?

Discussion in 'Marijuana Consumption Q&A' started by ThatOneBro, Mar 6, 2013.

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  1. #21 ThatOneBro, Mar 7, 2013

    i'm really just using damaging in the loosest form possible to contour to the belief of those against it. It's just some debating technique i picked up from high school. -shrug-
     
  2. #22 Staralfur, Mar 7, 2013
    Fair enough man, sorry to probe so much.
     
  3. #23 ThatOneBro, Mar 7, 2013

    don't worry about it bro :) happy to have the interaction :D
     
  4. #24 fairy boots, Mar 7, 2013
    It isn't any worse than alcohol and cigarettes.
     
  5. #25 ThatOneBro, Mar 7, 2013

    it's better for you than them both. it puts less stress on your lungs and kidneys than alcohol and tobacky combined.
     
  6. #26 insertswearqord, Mar 7, 2013
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    It's an amazing resource that is wasted by stupid people and political hypocrisy, and should be legal for recreational use and personal cultivation. I also believe it has medical benefits that go to waste because of ill informed, brainwashed shit heads
     
  7. #27 ThatOneBro, Mar 7, 2013

    crude, but well said.
     
  8. #28 Staralfur, Mar 7, 2013
    The brainwashed are not at fault. The brainwashers are.
     
  9. #29 obes, Mar 7, 2013
    weed isnt actually a harmful drug, it is in fact a drug used by the aztecs and mayans to cure almost everything. they called it 'duubus' which translated into english means 'spark a doobie, healer of all'

    -obes
     
  10. #30 Neurohop, Mar 7, 2013
    Decriminalisation, regulation and taxation.

    Seems the most feasible pathway for most countries/states.

    Obviously I'm all in favor for freeing the weed & legislation, but I don't like living in pure speculation.
     
  11. #31 Michael, Mar 7, 2013
    Age limit: 18
    War on drugs is stopped

    Philosophy: Smoke weed but get your priorities straight
     
  12. #32 ThatOneBro, Mar 7, 2013
    Priorities straight Is big for me too. I don't want to let it take over my life.
     
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