12-10-2006, 03:42 PM | #21 | |
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Like I said, it's impossible to persecute people for just being stupid and keeping MJ illegal (while tragic because some users I've met are very, very smart, good people, etc) will just help persecute people who are dumb enough not only to get caught (most likely by bragging constantly/idiocy) or just plain stupid. Duh. And as for the personal, ad hominem attack about whether or not I float on these forums, it's Sunday afternoon. I work Mon-Fri, 9-5. Floating on here all the time. Sure bud, whatever helps you sleep at night.
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A lot of places in oregon there are so few cops patrolling that even if smoking was punished by death you wouldn't have to worry about it. I agree with the first post completely.
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12-10-2006, 04:14 PM | #23 |
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100% behind Mal and Kilga. It'd be great if they were legalized if the large majority of people weren't complete idiots about it and made their obsession affect other people.
Dragonschild, you're a twit. I have no idea how people can live simply to do absolutely nothing besides screw up their senses and perception of reality for a couple of hours each day. Furthermore, I don't know why you'd come into a CT thread to post about it. That'd be like me walking in on the thread about scientists bashing video games and saying, "Hey guys, I'm totally having an awesome UBRS run right now, I'm playing WoW and I'm rockin' it hard." No one cares what I'm currently doing for entertainment at the moment anywhere on the forums, least of all critical thinking. Also, way to defend yourself by completely ignoring Mal's argument and instead making a really bad play with the real life card. Besides, what's it matter to you? Even if anyone on FFR spent every waking moment on the forums, why should you be against it? You're the guy saying we should all have fun. FFR forums are fun, right? Just because some people don't find screwing their mind to hell their idea of fun doesn't mean that they're wrong and you're right.
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12-10-2006, 04:29 PM | #24 | |
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haha, this will be my last post i promise, i could debate with you for hours, but dont have the time or care to. Why do you wake up in the morning man? I think some people would be alot happier if you did not. Aside from that..... I don't know what you are smoking that disables you to see you're feet, but it sounds like your into some hardcore stuff. And 13 year old or 80 year old......both have the power of choice. I wasn't advocating to use drugs, although I do not discourage it's use. So if that 13 year old you are worried about is reading this CT thread....13 year old......reading a CT thread on prohibition. But im sure there are a few who might, I wouldn't be suprised. If one of them did read my post "man im so f**ed up mann, and resulted in them shooting up some heroin or smoking a joint......oh well. Now that is all hypothetical, and very....well farfetched. But ok Mal lets just say they did. Its their own choice. To me, the most beautiful thing in the world is freedom, free will, freedom of thought, and freedom to do whatever to yourself (so long as you do not interfere with others), and that should not be interfered with. And yes, "bud" does help me sleep at night.... although im sure you were referring to me as you're "friend", which is in all aspects improbable. Chap.
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I might as well keep posting. Damn. Tokzic you are an idiot. I don't live to screw up my senses a couple of hours every day. I live because I love life and the mystery and challenges it brings every day. And I did not come in here to post about it, I was reading other peoples' posts. Furthermore, I did not say it mattered to me if Mal was in here everyday, nor would I have given him a hard time for it, It was a question. Last edited by dragonschild; 12-10-2006 at 04:40 PM.. |
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Besides, what if you **** yourself up so bad that you think it's a great idea to drive to the store and pick up some smokes? If you run over some kids on the way there.... oh well, right? What if you realize you've gotten yourself addicted to so much **** that you've screwed your life so hard that it's almost irredeemable, and you become a giant tumor feeding off of taxpayer's dollars? "...Oh well", right? Learn how to be responsible about your damn hobby and don't shove it in people's faces. Who asked you whether ""bud"" helps you sleep at night? No one. Quote:
Way to try to sound intelligent and condescending but just coming off as an arrogant ****wit with a swollen ego. Great, I'm sure all you would have done is make yourself look like even more of a douche. Bye.
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I have a sense of humor, and was using it at the time. Although some of us here in CT do not have a sense of humor, doesen't mean you need to bash someone for it. And although you might have not found it funny, I did and the merriment was opinionated. Each word you submit onto this thread makes you look more and more half-witted. I will be back on here later to see if you are finished searching the internet for facts about marijuana you did not previously contain, and possible counter-arguments you could use to make yourself look more intelligent. Last edited by dragonschild; 12-10-2006 at 06:08 PM.. |
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12-10-2006, 06:16 PM | #27 |
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goddamn man chill out. all i'm saying is i have the opportunity to get more high than usual. getting high for me has been religious since the 5th grade so it's nothing out of the ordinary for me.
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12-10-2006, 06:35 PM | #28 |
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So ignoring the big argument.
Having first tried MJ yesterday, I honestly see no reason why it's illegal. Used in restraint and enforced just like alcohol laws, it's a perfeclty reasonable drug. I'm not entirely sure I'd want it legalized though. Part of the fun of it is the rush that it is illegal. Scary as hell when you're coming out of it and realize you have to get the smell out of your clothes, (or when you're walking around target and see 4 people you know, two of them being former teachers of yours, with your eyes red as hell,) but nevertheless still fun. I would never become a stoner. One of the people I did it with had already been high several times that day, and seems to get high literally every day. That seems completely pointless to me. But for recreation here and there? I can't see anything wrong with it. Also... I wanna try acid... But acid should never ever be legalized. A bad trip can result in suicide, not the most desirable effect. OD on it is impossible, though.
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If video games were illegal, I would still play them and I would be MORE than delighted when idiots were arrested for possesion because that just means one less idiot for me to have to put up with who shares a passion of mine. But that's just my take.
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12-10-2006, 07:27 PM | #30 | |
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Be careful with acid dude. It's fun til the bad trip. You do it only once and you'll probably be fine but do it enough then you'll get effed over like i did. It's beyond terrifying . |
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12-10-2006, 07:27 PM | #31 | |
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12-10-2006, 07:28 PM | #32 | |
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But lsd is measured in micrograms, so 12,000ug's would be more appropriate. Be careful with lsd, or any psychedelic man, they can mess your mind up. If you are going to do it, do not drive. Remember that you aren't going to die if you start having a bad trip. Just be careful, psychedelics are crazy. Last edited by dragonschild; 12-10-2006 at 07:33 PM.. |
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12-10-2006, 07:46 PM | #33 |
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Yeah, I know. I have a LOT of preparation to do before I ever even THINK of trying it. I've done a lot of research on the matter.
Hmm. Maybe I was wrong about the overdose thing.. but it seems like I remember reading that it's REALLY hard to overdose on, or that no human had ever done it before. Edit: "A typical single dose of LSD is between 100 and 500 micrograms, an amount roughly equal to one-tenth the mass of a grain of sand. Threshold effects can be felt with as little as 20 micrograms[1] but most users may prefer to take larger doses.[2]" You'd have to go pretty frickin' frazy on LSD to overdoes. Even a large does is only 500µg, meaning it'd take 24 doses to OD.
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12-10-2006, 08:05 PM | #34 |
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I hear you have to smoke your own body weight to OD Haha if i could smoke 1 ounce thatd be sweet.
Well (In my opinion) Alcohol is harder for teens my age to get than marijuana, If i want to get marijuana I call up a pal down the street, If i want to get alcohol it is a much bigger process. Marijuana should be legalized if it is strill legal to "grow your own" but if they start only selling from companies and stuff like alcohol is ,or from the government I'll still be growing my own and that will still be illegal. So either way, legal or illegal, I'll still be blazing. No matter what the law says. I don't care if it's legal or not. But by the time i am 18 i would like to legally be able to smoke in my basement. Who am i hurting besides myself? |
12-10-2006, 08:16 PM | #35 |
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overdosing on LSD rofl. that would be so hard to do
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12-10-2006, 08:23 PM | #36 |
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I agree with the alcohol being a much longer process when i was younger. I would estimate that about 45% of people at my school smoke, and if you add alcohol use in their it would increase greatly.
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12-10-2006, 08:38 PM | #37 |
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An Essay Detailing the Efforts of Those who Would Degrade the Moral Fabric and Physical Wellbeing of Society by Allowing to the Public Access to Illicit and Harmful Chemicals, Including Contradictory Evidence and Arguments Presented Herein. BE IT DECLARED that there exists today a radical movement possessing misinformation freely propagated for alleged ambitions of legalizing and freely distributing marijuana; that marijuana has been deemed unfit for medical administration by the American Medical Association (hereafter referred to as the AMA) by rationale of a high probability of abuse and lack of credible medical evidence supporting claims of therapeutic benefits; that it is the responsibility of the United States Government to protect its citizens from harmful and illicit substances; that it is the recommendation of this advisory board to terminate and disband all proponent groups of marijuana legalization and increase if not maintain current levels of vigilance fighting the drug epidemic sweeping our great nation. - - - - - BE IT RECOGNIZEDthat in the United States of America (hereafter referred to as the USA) over 14.6 million persons aging 12 or above have at one time burned and inhaled the dried leaves, flowers (buds) and stems of the psychoactive plant Cannabis indica or Cannabis sativa, commonly referred to as weed, pot, green, grass, bud, dope, chronic, hydro, bhang, ganja, kif, keef, mary jane, icky, sticky icky, ridiculously sticky icky, nugs, nuggets, nugsicles,or yummy nuggies; that it's widespread abuse has made marijuana the most widely used illicit drug; that marijuana is currently classified as Schedule I under the Controlled Substances Act (hereafter referred to as the CSA) drafted by the Drug Enforcement Agency (hereafter referred to as the DEA), recognized as such resulting from a high probability of abuse and possessing no currently recognized medicinal value; that users of marijuana face exposure to more deadly and addictive drugs and face an increased probability in their use; that marijuana users are likely to become a burden on society, as the drug causes the user to become sluggish, slow, dim-witted, schizophrenic, psychopathic and mentally retarded; that these grievances represent a serious concern to the DEA by means of degrading moral values of our youth and negatively affecting the health of those users. Sources: www.dea.gov BE IT RECOGNIZED that there exists in the USA an underground and radical effort by those who wish to legalize and freely distribute marijuana for means of a profit without fear of legal repercussions; that these supporters wish to engage in their deadly habit in public, affecting those in close proximity and subjecting others to serious health risks; that they possess lies and misinformation that they freely propagate as a method of convincing potential clients to distrust government studies as to increase sales of illicit drugs; that they propagate misinformation regarding alleged health benefits circumstantiated by studies conducted by radical left-wing publications such as the American Journal of Public Health, Journal of the National Cancer Institute and National Academy Press; that these supporters of legalization are utterly devoid of morality and common sensibility and wish no less than the absolute destruction of America, Christianity and all that the DEA wishes to protect. Sources: www.dea.gov BE IT RECOGNIZED that no current medicinal value exists for marijuana; that supporters of legalization claim that cancer patients that undergo chemotherapy and radiation treatments often suffer nausea and other negligible side effects; that the DEA has recommended alternate treatments that are more effective than marijuana and far less addictive and damaging, such as Bismuth subsalicylate (Pepto-Bismol); that ridiculous claims regarding marijuana's alleged medical “benefits” have surfaced, including the suggestion that regular marijuana use can alleviate and prevent the symptoms of glaucoma, despite obvious evidence that the lungs and eyes have little, if any, physiological connection. Sources: www.dea.gov BE IT RECOGNIZED that 1 of every 36 citizens are currently incarcerated in the US Penal System; that over 700,000 of these citizens were arrested for marijuana possession alone; that 84% of prisoners are convicted of nonviolent crimes, 80% for drug related crimes; that the annual cost of $25,000 per prisoner amounts to an annual $17,500,000,000 spent on incarcerating only those convicted of marijuana offenses; that it should be obvious this cost is more than justified when compared to the absolute havoc wreaked by allowing this drug to be freely traded on the street. Sources: www.dea.gov - - - - - BE IT RESOLVED that the supporters of the legalization of marijuana have no credible medical evidence that is not obtained directly from studies conducted by the DEA; that no medicinal value for marijuana exists; that mandatory sentences should be maintained if not increased to further isolate these destroyers of society from that which they would further erode; that these radical groups be disbanded and silenced in order to protect the physical wellbeing and moral integrity of the United States of America. Sources: www.dea.gov www.dea.gov www.dea.gov www.dea.gov Wrote this last week for a class. Good timing. |
12-10-2006, 09:09 PM | #38 |
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Why does a plant that is natural to planet Earth have to have medicinal value to be legal? You could probably go out and smoke a number of plants that could cause far worse problems than marijuana would, maybe poison ivy? It's almost like the government just lined up a row of plants, and chose one to be criminalized, just so they could feel powerful........ I know i'm getting silly, but seriously. I'm going say that I wasted my time reading that. It didn't back much evidence up.
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