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A person that only smokes by themselves, on occasion, smoking the good stuff, could literally make $50 worth last WEEKS. Can't do that with booze. Nor can you catch a mind altering booze buzz without ruining the day after. |
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Also, I've always found BBQ to be bland and nasty. |
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No. Plus, in Cali, all you need is a prescription, which couldn't be any easier obtain.
It won't be long before it's legal throughout the U.S. It just doesn't make sense for marijuana to be illegal in 2013. |
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I am biased because I don't drink much but I do smoke. You can control what you do when you're high, but not when you're drunk. It's not even a comparison which one is more dangerous. |
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The point of gratification with drink is just slightly past the point of no return. No thanks, do not enjoy. |
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It's pure fallacy that it makes you a complete couch potato that doesn't give a shit about life. |
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As it becomes more commonly accepted, I think the perception will slowly change. |
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So many people hate this 'drug' without ever having tried it or done any actual research on it. Sure, people can abuse it...just like anything. Obesity is our country's biggest issue right now, but we're not banning cholesterol. There is a reason that any pot dealer you encounter doesn't want this thing legalized. These guys are illegally making money hand over fist off of the shit. People are dying in mass numbers every day in Mexico because of it. Legalize it, tax it, and treat it with the same laws as alcohol. It also bothers me when people pull the 'drugs destroy families' card when it comes to pot. The only way pot destroys your family is if the individual(s) using it don't have their priorities straight. They, like I said before, abuse it...lose motivation and become content. My dad has smoked grass for as long as I can remember. I knew from an early age that it was illegal, but I never understood why. He didn't abuse it, he didn't become mean when he was on it (like he did when he drank) and he wasn't hurting anyone. My mom doesn't smoke, but they got along fine and still do. You could easily say that he was setting a bad example for his kids, but I don't smoke today either...and if that did pop into your head, do you drink in front of your kids? Because it's the same damn thing. The bottom line is that if you drink, don't hate on pot. It's virtually the same concept. One directly kills people in mass numbers though, and it ain't the trees. |
Make it legal and tax it. There is so many uses for it, it is not funny. Between the tax benefit and the releasing of the people in prison for it would free up a lot money. Just apply the same laws as cigarettes for smoking it in public and apply
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I'd like to add that the stoner stereotype is kinda bullshit. Of course there are plenty turds that fit that build though. I personally smoke everyday. Sometimes before I go in to work in the morning. And believe it or not, I have my shit together. I have several friends that smoke as much or maybe even more than me that are very successful as well. |
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Alcohol really is a great social lubricant. It's the idiots that don't know when to stop that ruin it for everyone. |
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Having survived the '60s and early '70s and having a pretty good life, I support legalizing pot. Like someone said earlier, legalize it, regulate it's quality, and tax it. It won't drive the cartels completely out of business, but it'll put a dent in their net worth. As for making liquor illegal, nope. I think we've tried that once before and it didn't work, it just spawned the early cartels, aka Organized Crime.
With any mind/mood altering substance, you have to know your limits. It doesn't matter if it's grass, beer, or Zoloft. |
as a youth, we used to spend about $5 on a 12 pack of Nat light; smoke up; and watch American Gladiators, followed by Baywatch Nights.
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Pot smokers aren't losers but I know a lot of losers that smoke pot. People that don't have their shit straight do all kinds of stupid things and a great many of them haven't ever smoked pot. Pot didn't cause them to be wastoids, they were that way to being with. |
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Also, I'm a pretty mellow guy (surprisingly even more mellow when drunk), but I can't be responsible for my actions after I've reached a certain point. When I've had too many I'll start saying everything that comes to my mind and dealing with the fallout (especially with women) the next day just isn't worth it.. |
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Just my preference. I'd rather chill with friends with some weed than alcohol. |
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With alcohol, completely altering perception and being "out of control" are inseparable. The amount of alcohol it takes for me to be "in another world" is also the amount of alcohol that has me dancing in public fountains, not remembering a thing I did, and feeling like shit the next morning. With marijuana, being "out of control" isn't even part of the picture. I can completely step off into the 12th dimension and not have to worry about doing something stupid that I don't remember the next day. Even when I'm talking to Jesus, I'm still in complete control. |
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The problem for me is that I get paranoid and legitimately think I'm going to die when I smoke. Everything slows down, I can hear/feel my heartbeat (which is usually beating wayyy faster than it should) and get really scared. That and the fact that I get probably the worst cotton mouth imaginable pretty much ruins the high for me. |
I've even had the option to smooke over the years. Maybe have taken a puff or two once in a very very blue moon.
even if i was legal, I'm not even sure I'd smoke all that often, if at all. hmmm. Interesting - I wonder if it would effect me. |
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This is why I'm moving to Colorado ASAP. |
I got my dog high once and she peed on the couch.
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I quit smoking pot a while back, and I consume more alcohol than I ever have. That said if only one can be legal, weed is the easy winner. Alcohol does so much more harm than good, and weed doesn't do any real harm at all besides robbing some of it's users of their motivation and ambition.
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OK either or. I like the mountains though, seems like it is always raining in Seattle. |
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Neither should be illegal IMO
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I remember this dude used throw up every time he got high. He tried to get used to it, but could not. A few years later, he started smoking meth. Go figure. :) |
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I had a roommate who would get dizzy all the time. So I made him listen to "Billy the Mountain" once - he puked all over our neighbor. ROFL |
I'm curious about the motivation behind this poll. It seems like a strange question.
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Even once legal employers will frown upon either one being in your system... |
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The more menial the job and the lower you are on the totem pole, the more it matters. |
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Law enforcement? FBI? CIA?... |
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The other 3 are government jobs, I'm talking about common folk. EDIT: And I guarantee you that as you advance in the ranks of the CIA or FBI, the "tolerance" goes WAY up. |
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Not in all cases, but most, the more physical labor you do the less you get paid... |
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The reality is, unless your job involves your own safety (like in a manufacturing setting where they have OSHA regulations) or someone else's (your example of an air traffic controller), you're not getting drug tested unless you do something REALLY stupid. A lot of companies just don't mess with it anymore, except for perhaps at the date of initial hire. |
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