ogQ!(U~$(KGrHgoOKjYEjlLmS1ctBJ1K-4Uyh!~~_7.JPG?set_id=81 "i-need-a-martini"){kind=avatar}
siggie-reported-by-alarmists wrote:
Keep in mind punchdrunk, that pot has a sedative effect, unlike alcohol, cocaine and other stimulants.
It's a sedative alright.
To the point where the habitual smoker loses all drive, ambition and sense of responsibility, and becomes a lazy, lost, hallucinating paranoid schizophrenic with the constant munchies instead.
Want to lower the crime by legalising? Fine.
Raise a population of mentally impaired, indolent and unemployable vegetables instead. Not to mention obese and all the health issues that come with it.
Not a winner.
@siggie-reported-by-alarmists wrote:Keep in mind punchdrunk, that pot has a sedative effect, unlike alcohol, cocaine and other stimulants.
Not at all true for all smokers and for habitual (every day) smokers, the times when they cant get it they often bevome very agitated and aggressive.
Child neglect would be a big problem amongst dope smokers too, many kids miss out on essentials so their parents can buy dope. Dont try and tell me it doesnt happen, I've seen it first hand.
The fact that these problems also exist amongst drinkers does not make it ok to legalise dope. What is needed is more education not more availability.
@punch*drunk wrote:
@siggie-reported-by-alarmists wrote:Keep in mind punchdrunk, that pot has a sedative effect, unlike alcohol, cocaine and other stimulants.
Not at all true for all smokers and for habitual (every day) smokers, the times when they cant get it they often bevome very agitated and aggressive.
Child neglect would be a big problem amongst dope smokers too, many kids miss out on essentials so their parents can buy dope. Dont try and tell me it doesnt happen, I've seen it first hand.
The fact that these problems also exist amongst drinkers does not make it ok to legalise dope. What is needed is more education not more availability.
The problem does exist among drinkers.
Lets make alcohol illegal, after all, it is the most abused substance in Australian society.
@siggie-reported-by-alarmists wrote:
@punch*drunk wrote:
@siggie-reported-by-alarmists wrote:Keep in mind punchdrunk, that pot has a sedative effect, unlike alcohol, cocaine and other stimulants.
Not at all true for all smokers and for habitual (every day) smokers, the times when they cant get it they often bevome very agitated and aggressive.
Child neglect would be a big problem amongst dope smokers too, many kids miss out on essentials so their parents can buy dope. Dont try and tell me it doesnt happen, I've seen it first hand.
The fact that these problems also exist amongst drinkers does not make it ok to legalise dope. What is needed is more education not more availability.
The problem does exist among drinkers.
Lets make alcohol illegal, after all, it is the most abused substance in Australian society.
Perhaps you could start a thread about that and get some opinions, its a totally different subject to legalising weed. I'm not sure why it keeps raising its head as some kind of argument or comparision.
@punch*drunk wrote:
@siggie-reported-by-alarmists wrote:
@punch*drunk wrote:
@siggie-reported-by-alarmists wrote:Keep in mind punchdrunk, that pot has a sedative effect, unlike alcohol, cocaine and other stimulants.
Not at all true for all smokers and for habitual (every day) smokers, the times when they cant get it they often bevome very agitated and aggressive.
Child neglect would be a big problem amongst dope smokers too, many kids miss out on essentials so their parents can buy dope. Dont try and tell me it doesnt happen, I've seen it first hand.
The fact that these problems also exist amongst drinkers does not make it ok to legalise dope. What is needed is more education not more availability.
The problem does exist among drinkers.
Lets make alcohol illegal, after all, it is the most abused substance in Australian society.
Perhaps you could start a thread about that and get some opinions, its a totally different subject to legalising weed. I'm not sure why it keeps raising its head as some kind of argument or comparision.
In fact really, all it does is prove that legalising a harmful substance is not the answer.
@punch*drunk wrote:
@punch*drunk wrote:
@siggie-reported-by-alarmists wrote:
@punch*drunk wrote:
@siggie-reported-by-alarmists wrote:Keep in mind punchdrunk, that pot has a sedative effect, unlike alcohol, cocaine and other stimulants.
Not at all true for all smokers and for habitual (every day) smokers, the times when they cant get it they often bevome very agitated and aggressive.
Child neglect would be a big problem amongst dope smokers too, many kids miss out on essentials so their parents can buy dope. Dont try and tell me it doesnt happen, I've seen it first hand.
The fact that these problems also exist amongst drinkers does not make it ok to legalise dope. What is needed is more education not more availability.
The problem does exist among drinkers.
Lets make alcohol illegal, after all, it is the most abused substance in Australian society.
Perhaps you could start a thread about that and get some opinions, its a totally different subject to legalising weed. I'm not sure why it keeps raising its head as some kind of argument or comparision.
In fact really, all it does is prove that legalising a harmful substance is not the answer.
So you obviously reckon that all people who drink alcohol have a problem or at least the major amount?
ie the sensible drinkers the ones that do nt cause a problem are in the absolute minimum
alcohol entered this discussion as a comparitive.
