I find it hard to believe that anyone in the age bracket of a provincial leader did not grow up with weed. (I'm not saying smoked it, I'm saying was exposed to it/had friends who did it).
How old are these leaders, 95?
Canada one step closer to marijuana legalization
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I find it hard to believe that anyone in the age bracket of a provincial leader did not grow up with weed. (I'm not saying smoked it, I'm saying was exposed to it/had friends who did it).
How old are these leaders, 95?
Because the libtards like you decided they are the moral compass for the world and intelligent responsible adults need to be protected from ourselves. And so they could have the feels and kumbya moments :roll:
It worked alright.........................to get him elected. Unfortunately our illustrious P.M. didn't think through all the ramifications.....................probably too busy smiling for his picture.
Hemp (marijuana) does not have narcotic properties.That was a lie they used to make it illegal. Otherwise Nick is basically correct.
It's not shops creating the customers.
There is prohibition, decriminalization and legalization.
Decriminalization would have been the better option over legalization.
I would imagine there might be lots. I think a bigger cross section of the population uses booze than pot for starters.
Cannabis will always be a powerful narcotic with severe mental and antisocial effects on individuals who use it habitually.
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and only a government of massive recklessness, run by a fool.. would promote a narcotic that imposes depression, paranoia, lethargy, isolation, neurosis, disengagement from social, familial, educational and vocational pursuits, mood and anxiety psychiatric disorders.. ultimately into fantasy ridden psychosis (schizophrenia) onto its users.
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Nice to see someone is talking some sense. No one has pointed out to me what the benefits of recreational use are! We already have far too many f**ked members in our society. We have a lot staggering problems already. A large percentage of our children are going to school w/o breakfast............let's address some real problems before appeasing the pot heads!
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You're on crack...or sniffing glue! Doesn't matter which you couldn't be further from the truth.
Coldstream is wrong. Pot is not a narcotic, it is medicine, and has been used as such for thousands of years. Recreational use only became popular when it was prohibited. Alcohol is legal and the most deadly drug available.
Judging by the number of people who celebrate 4:20 around the globe, pot heads are not anti-social, paranoid or lethargic. Some might be but the vast majority function quite well. Just because you met a few who don't doesn't mean all don't. Coldstream may have experienced that in himself, but judging all by your own experience is stupid.
Ya got pothead stoners and slobbering sots. I guess I'd rather be around a half asleep stoner than an obnoxious drunkerd.
Get off the dope Coldstream.
I think the bottom line to this discussion is, if there are no recognized benefits to the sh*t, we don't really want it! And the excuse that booze is worse just won't fly. Let's not try to cure cancer while heart disease is still running rampant!
It was outlawed at the behest of the Hearst and DuPont empires. You know how corporations hate competition, especially competition that will put them out of business. Good thing they had so much influence over government or neither family would be billionaires today.
How Marijuana Became Illegal
You mean YOU don't want it. The vast majority of Canadians do want it legalized or decriminalized and that percentage grows every day as old f^ckers like you die off.
How Marijuana Became Illegal
I think the bottom line to this discussion is, if there are no recognized benefits to the sh*t, we don't really want it! And the excuse that booze is worse just won't fly. Let's not try to cure cancer while heart disease is still running rampant!
You mean YOU don't want it. The vast majority of Canadians do want it legalized or decriminalized and that percentage grows every day as old f^ckers like you die off.
A little known symptom of marijuana is its tendency to cause a propensity for violent, irrational outbursts amongst those who have developed a chronic dependency for the narcotic... associated with severe mood and anxiety disorders. It has been implicated in cases of domestic abuse, and murder.
For a 'love drug' its surprising how angry and unhappy it makes its users. It's much more about Altamont than Woodstock.
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