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Old 07-16-2005, 08:11 PM   #65 (permalink)
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Re: No
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Originally Posted by Nebraskaboy
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Originally Posted by Dusty Belair
weed is a natural herb the only reason it became an illegal drug is because of the additives "THC". drug administration found that it aids in pain management, if people want to smoke it to get high "so be it" but it's also used for other things one of the main being cancer patients. people will get and use it reguardless if it doesn't become legalized so why not legalize it people could be doing alot worse!
The only people that are for weed being legal are the ones who smoke it. Weed is a illegal drug for a reason and should stay so... The only legalization for it should be through Medical terms, if it can save lives why ban it?
What reason is that? How many people have overdosed on weed? How many people have died as a result of smoking weed? Does it make people go crazy and smash windows and kill kittens?

Weed is illegal because people are afraid of it; marijuana prohibitionists are living with an out-dated and irrational fear that smoking herb is somehow harmful for the individual and for society. Personally, I'd rather be around stoners than a bunch of tight-asses.

Marijuana is not addictive, it doesn't cause brain damage, and you can't overdose on it. What I don't get is why alcohol and cigarrettes are still legal when both are worse for whoever uses them.

You know, in some parts of the South, dancing is condemned. Apparently, people start getting out of control and -- GOD FORBID -- they smile!
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