What's your opinion on

[chuckooo]

Marijuana?

[Janet]

I'm for it.  ;)

[tomEisenbraun]

Relatively neutral?

[TheBigChicken]

Do you do drugs Danny? Every day. Good boy. :D ;D

[ManNamedTruth]

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[getinthevan]

It's not for me, but I don't have a problem with other people using it.

[Penny Lane]

legalize it

[capt. scotty]

legalize it

legalize it so the government can make a ton of money in a time when they need it right now

[kydiddle]

It's not for me, but I don't have a problem with other people using it.

Yep.

[xmascriminal]

legalize it

And make tobacco illegal.

[Jaimoe]

Pot has been largely decriminalized in Canada (my homeland), which is fine by me. But the drug isn't harmless and it is addictive, so use at your own risk.  

[purvis9876]

Pot has been largely decriminalized in Canada (my homeland), which is fine by me. But the drug isn't harmless and it is addictive, so use at your own risk.  

It's not addictive in the same way tobacco is. I had to stop smoking pot for six months after smoking everyday for 3 years. The first day I got a headache but saw nothing after that. I had to go without smoking cigarettes for three days for a surgery, and I almost died; cold sweats, fever, trembling.
Yeah, smoking's bad.

[ycartrob]

Pot has been largely decriminalized in Canada (my homeland), which is fine by me. But the drug isn't harmless and it is addictive, so use at your own risk.  

It's not addictive in the same way tobacco is. I had to stop smoking pot for six months after smoking everyday for 3 years. The first day I got a headache but saw nothing after that. I had to go without smoking cigarettes for three days for a surgery, and I almost died; cold sweats, fever, trembling.
Yeah, smoking's bad.

For me, nothing was as difficult as kicking nicotine. However, marijuana (just like any other drug) can be used responsibly or not. How we define "responsible" is a whole other topic. And, as corny as it sounds, weed is a gateway drug. Few people just decided one day to shoot heroin or do some blow, it's a progressive thing that starts with something as "harmless" as weed.

[capt. scotty]

Pot has been largely decriminalized in Canada (my homeland), which is fine by me. But the drug isn't harmless and it is addictive, so use at your own risk.  

It is in no way physically addictive like alcohol or any other drug. Some may think its mentally addictive, meaning you might think youre addictive, but none of my friends who smoke regularly ever had a probably quitting when they needed to for work, etc., and I went from an everyday toker to quitting with no problems

Although this was right around when I started drinking too much  ::)

[purvis9876]

Pot has been largely decriminalized in Canada (my homeland), which is fine by me. But the drug isn't harmless and it is addictive, so use at your own risk.  

It's not addictive in the same way tobacco is. I had to stop smoking pot for six months after smoking everyday for 3 years. The first day I got a headache but saw nothing after that. I had to go without smoking cigarettes for three days for a surgery, and I almost died; cold sweats, fever, trembling.
Yeah, smoking's bad.

For me, nothing was as difficult as kicking nicotine. However, marijuana (just like any other drug) can be used responsibly or not. How we define "responsible" is a whole other topic. And, as corny as it sounds, weed is a gateway drug. Few people just decided one day to shoot heroin or do some blow, it's a progressive thing that starts with something as "harmless" as weed.

Yep, I Agree.

[Penny Lane]

Pot has been largely decriminalized in Canada (my homeland), which is fine by me. But the drug isn't harmless and it is addictive, so use at your own risk.  

It is in no way physically addictive like alcohol or any other drug. Some may think its mentally addictive, meaning you might think youre addictive, but none of my friends who smoke regularly ever had a probably quitting when they needed to for work, etc., and I went from an everyday toker to quitting with no problems

Although this was right around when I started drinking too much  ::)

yeah, agreed. it's no more physically addictive than playing guitar hero or any other thing you love doing. if it was legal, i'd prefer it over drinking any day.

[.Walt]

Pot has been largely decriminalized in Canada (my homeland), which is fine by me. But the drug isn't harmless and it is addictive, so use at your own risk.  

It's not addictive in the same way tobacco is. I had to stop smoking pot for six months after smoking everyday for 3 years. The first day I got a headache but saw nothing after that. I had to go without smoking cigarettes for three days for a surgery, and I almost died; cold sweats, fever, trembling.
Yeah, smoking's bad.

For me, nothing was as difficult as kicking nicotine. However, marijuana (just like any other drug) can be used responsibly or not. How we define "responsible" is a whole other topic. And, as corny as it sounds, weed is a gateway drug. Few people just decided one day to shoot heroin or do some blow, it's a progressive thing that starts with something as "harmless" as weed.

Yep, I Agree.

i agree with the progression thing, but it starts before weed i think. most people start smoking pot before 18. most people smoked a cig before they smoked a joint. so tobacco was "illegal" for them to do. making it a gateway to try and experiment with other illegal activities, weed being one of them. just my take on it.

[.Walt]

oh, and decriminalized it!!

[Ruckus]

Pot has been largely decriminalized in Canada (my homeland), which is fine by me. But the drug isn't harmless and it is addictive, so use at your own risk.  

It's not addictive in the same way tobacco is. I had to stop smoking pot for six months after smoking everyday for 3 years. The first day I got a headache but saw nothing after that. I had to go without smoking cigarettes for three days for a surgery, and I almost died; cold sweats, fever, trembling.
Yeah, smoking's bad.

For me, nothing was as difficult as kicking nicotine. However, marijuana (just like any other drug) can be used responsibly or not. How we define "responsible" is a whole other topic. And, as corny as it sounds, weed is a gateway drug. Few people just decided one day to shoot heroin or do some blow, it's a progressive thing that starts with something as "harmless" as weed.

Yep, I Agree.

C'mon guys.  Gateway Drug = Faulty Logic.  I guess correlation equals causation?   Are you all drinkin' the political Kool Aid?  

Items to add to the Gateway label/hypothesis - Lack of parenting, alcohol, tobacco, late curfew, Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg.....

Those who have a need will continue to climb the ladder.  Some will step on all the rungs and others will climb straight to the top.  It seems to me that most people are scared of heights.

But hey, that's just me and my useless 2 cents :)

[chuckooo]

legalize it

legalize it so the government can make a ton of money in a time when they need it right now

Bill Maher made that argument, I agree with him too. FYI Bill Maher is a huge stoner.