This just really pisses me off!
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jjmcjohnson
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Its naive to think weed doesn't have negative impact on those studyjng at university.
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cant_think
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Yes because this http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn8 ... brain.html might happen and that would be awful. What you did there is precisely the definition of naive.jjmcjohnson wrote:Its naive to think weed doesn't have negative impact on those studyjng at university.
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people accuse me of being to lazy, which in turn they blame on my smoking, now before i started smoking i was a lazy cunt, i was also a moody cunt as well. If your lazy your lazy, fucks me off the stereotypical bullshit about stonersjjmcjohnson wrote:Its naive to think weed doesn't have negative impact on those studyjng at university.
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I'm a hard worker and a good one at that. The idea that stoners are lazy is such a cliche. I enjoy being put under stress, last night I had a 2100 word essay to complete along with formatting and correcting my bibliography. None of which would be any what enjoyable without a quick smoke of Kush I'd just recently acquired. I'm lazy whatever.....
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cant_think
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And I'm sat reading this because the complex computer programming I have to do at work can wait, erm yes but weed makes you stupid 
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I can honestly say that i feel more intelligent and more interested in learning since ive been a smoker. I think cannabis is the 2nd most beautiful thing ever put on this earth, just behind the females bodycant_think wrote:And I'm sat reading this because the complex computer programming I have to do at work can wait, erm yes but weed makes you stupid
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Where is the 'I Agree' button haha! I love at things in a whole different way with this amazing plant!StonerDan wrote:I can honestly say that i feel more intelligent and more interested in learning since ive been a smoker. I think cannabis is the 2nd most beautiful thing ever put on this earth, just behind the females bodycant_think wrote:And I'm sat reading this because the complex computer programming I have to do at work can wait, erm yes but weed makes you stupid
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ye man, i watched a documentary on it and this scientist was saying that that cannabaloids or how ever you spell it fits perfectly with are nervous system or something like that, basically saying that who ever put us here intended us to smoke weed, and to smoke fucking loads of it.Taylor wrote:Where is the 'I Agree' button haha! I love at things in a whole different way with this amazing plant!StonerDan wrote:I can honestly say that i feel more intelligent and more interested in learning since ive been a smoker. I think cannabis is the 2nd most beautiful thing ever put on this earth, just behind the females bodycant_think wrote:And I'm sat reading this because the complex computer programming I have to do at work can wait, erm yes but weed makes you stupid
- DazedandConfusedinOR
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That would literally take a change of the US Constitution as Article VI, Clause 2 establishes the Constitution as "the supreme law of the land."Panog wrote:I thought the Obama administration decided that the laws about cannabis was now under state legislation and no more under federal legislation...
So one of two things would have to happen for marijuana to be completely legal in the US: (1) The US Constitution would have to be changed or (2) Marijuana would have to either be reclassified or removed from Schedule I on the Controlled Substances Act.
Option one is almost completely unlikely because it would give states the right to make laws that would supercede those of the federal government. Option two is more likely to happen than option one, although I do not see this happening anytime in the near future.
Many jurisdictions in the US have already decriminalized marijuana, but that means little. I once got stopped at a DUI checkpoint with a few grams of marijuana and a pipe that I had literally just hit. They put me through their DUI checks, which I passed, but confiscated the weed and pipe and gave me a small fine. That's decriminalization! Far different than legal weed.
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cant_think
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Fully agree 100% mate.StonerDan wrote:I can honestly say that i feel more intelligent and more interested in learning since ive been a smoker. I think cannabis is the 2nd most beautiful thing ever put on this earth, just behind the females bodycant_think wrote:And I'm sat reading this because the complex computer programming I have to do at work can wait, erm yes but weed makes you stupid
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Okay sorry for my misunderstanding, it's still better than when I liveDazedandConfusedinOR wrote:That would literally take a change of the US Constitution as Article VI, Clause 2 establishes the Constitution as "the supreme law of the land."Panog wrote:I thought the Obama administration decided that the laws about cannabis was now under state legislation and no more under federal legislation...
So one of two things would have to happen for marijuana to be completely legal in the US: (1) The US Constitution would have to be changed or (2) Marijuana would have to either be reclassified or removed from Schedule I on the Controlled Substances Act.
Option one is almost completely unlikely because it would give states the right to make laws that would supercede those of the federal government. Option two is more likely to happen than option one, although I do not see this happening anytime in the near future.
Many jurisdictions in the US have already decriminalized marijuana, but that means little. I once got stopped at a DUI checkpoint with a few grams of marijuana and a pipe that I had literally just hit. They put me through their DUI checks, which I passed, but confiscated the weed and pipe and gave me a small fine. That's decriminalization! Far different than legal weed.
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@ panog: No worries! What's really crazy about the entire legalization debate is that the federal gavernment has their own pot farm!
http://articles.cnn.com/2009-05-18/just ... s=PM:CRIME
Talk about hypocritical!
http://articles.cnn.com/2009-05-18/just ... s=PM:CRIME
Talk about hypocritical!
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DazedandConfusedinOR wrote:@ panog: No worries! What's really crazy about the entire legalization debate is that the federal gavernment has their own pot farm!
http://articles.cnn.com/2009-05-18/just ... s=PM:CRIME
Talk about hypocritical!
Well, as with EVERYTHING else that's against the law for the 'commoner', full and detailed provision is ALWAYS made for the top dawgs!
Wash yerself up quick, babe. Star Trek's on.
- dope_demand
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Let me start by saying that im in favour of all drugs being legalised for a number of reasons. However I think that saying that a drug should be legalised just because there's worse legal drugs out there is a bit of a flawed argument. Sorry but there's some danger with pretty much all drugs, and no politician would take this as a reason to legalise another. Also a number of prescription drugs have health benefits if taken correctly, but are sometimes abused.
There's a lot better reasons to campaign for legalisation, such as legalising it would make getting funding into researching the health benefits a lot easier. At the moment its really easy to get funding to say that illegal drugs are bad, but it is hard to get funding to say that yes there are benefits with weed, such as helping with the effects of chemo.
Saying that, as a weed smoker yes I agree with the original statement. It pisses me off no end that alcohol, which lets face it in the UK if it was illegal would be a class A, is sold at less than cost in a number of places, yet some of us have to put ourselves at risk of our careers and worse just to do what we enjoy, and yes is a lot safer. I just feel that if you are going to campaign for it to be legal (which we should!!!!) then this isn't a very good argument.
Also religion has no place in politics!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
There's a lot better reasons to campaign for legalisation, such as legalising it would make getting funding into researching the health benefits a lot easier. At the moment its really easy to get funding to say that illegal drugs are bad, but it is hard to get funding to say that yes there are benefits with weed, such as helping with the effects of chemo.
Saying that, as a weed smoker yes I agree with the original statement. It pisses me off no end that alcohol, which lets face it in the UK if it was illegal would be a class A, is sold at less than cost in a number of places, yet some of us have to put ourselves at risk of our careers and worse just to do what we enjoy, and yes is a lot safer. I just feel that if you are going to campaign for it to be legal (which we should!!!!) then this isn't a very good argument.
Also religion has no place in politics!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dont underestimate the predictability of stupidity
- Chrisuperfly
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dope_demand wrote:Let me start by saying that im in favour of all drugs being legalised for a number of reasons. However I think that saying that a drug should be legalised just because there's worse legal drugs out there is a bit of a flawed argument. Sorry but there's some danger with pretty much all drugs, and no politician would take this as a reason to legalise another. Also a number of prescription drugs have health benefits if taken correctly, but are sometimes abused.
There's a lot better reasons to campaign for legalisation, such as legalising it would make getting funding into researching the health benefits a lot easier. At the moment its really easy to get funding to say that illegal drugs are bad, but it is hard to get funding to say that yes there are benefits with weed, such as helping with the effects of chemo.
Saying that, as a weed smoker yes I agree with the original statement. It pisses me off no end that alcohol, which lets face it in the UK if it was illegal would be a class A, is sold at less than cost in a number of places, yet some of us have to put ourselves at risk of our careers and worse just to do what we enjoy, and yes is a lot safer. I just feel that if you are going to campaign for it to be legal (which we should!!!!) then this isn't a very good argument.
Also religion has no place in politics!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Well said