Thread: To legalize or not to legalize
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Old 01-01-2008, 06:57 PM   #8 (permalink)
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How simple, you focus on getting high, but ignore the other listed side effects
of course I focused on the two "side-effects" I mentioned - as they are HALF of the side effects. LOL

I'm sure that every marijuana user is going to think twice about using marijuana when they find out that it's been PROVEN that marijuana not only causes one to get high - but to get "happy" high!

I don't smoke - haven't smoked pot since college a bazillion and ten years ago. But I don't think it should be illegal. I also don't smoke cigarettes - I don't believe they should be banned either.

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Legalized same-sex marriage almost certainly benefits those same-sex couples who choose to marry, as well as the children being raised in those homes. - David Blankenhorn is president of the New York-based Institute for American Values and the author of "The Future of Marriage."