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Question: would any parent here want their child driven to school on a bus with a driver that was smoking pot 10 minutes before getting behind the wheel?
just kidding. No responsible parent would ever let their child on a bus if they knew the driver was under the infuence of any debilitating substance.
Question: would any parent here want their child driven to school on a bus with a driver that was smoking pot 10 minutes before getting behind the wheel?
Are you suggesting that because it is illegal, people don't already do that?
Bus drivers have random drug screenings for this very reason. So the question does not address the legality of the substance.
No. I am suggesting that with pot being illegal, its use in the scenario I described is lower than that of alcohol. Making it legal would likely increase its use in the scenario I described. I don't personally want either case to occur, to my child or yours.
As for the random drug testing of school bus drivers, that is not a federal policy. It's local to the school district and not all do it.
OK so you weren't making a point at all, just sharing. Thanks. Sorry for confusing you with a sentient person.Should've never been illegal.
I graduated high school in '03, and marijuana was 100 times easier to get than alcohol. So all these old bags who say "Nooooooo don't legalize it, think of the children, THE CHILDREN!!!" just aren't in touch whatsoever with reality. Hell I bet coke was easier to get than alcohol (I've never done coke or weed.
Big gov't programs, gang bangers, thugs, terrorists, druglords, all absolutely love the drug war.
The thing hurt by the drug war the most, americans and the american economy.
I know what side I'm on.
Why do you think increasing drug abuse in this country is a good idea?
I would suggest reading my post before responding to it, i'll try again.
I graduated high school in '03, and marijuana was 100 times easier to get than alcohol. So all these old bags who say "Nooooooo don't legalize it, think of the children, THE CHILDREN!!!" just aren't in touch whatsoever with reality. Hell I bet coke was easier to get than alcohol (I've never done coke or weed.
It's time to legalize pot, but it's fallacious to assume that will lower tobacco and alcohol rates as use of one doesn't exclude the other.
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I cheered when reading Obama was backing off of medical MJ
It was lip service only. A few months later the justice dept started raiding dispensaries across the nation.
So now we want stoned people texting and driving while eating a big mac?
Of course they did. They will sell it back onto the street for money. That's what it is really all about. Money. At this point, the hardcore growers and dealers would prefer it remain illegal as there is much more money in it on the black market than in the corner stores and dispensories.
Hilarious, really.
That is true and many on the govt side make their living from fighting the illegal MJ trade/growing.
100 billion or so a year worth of jobs and such.
Same thing with kiddie porn and other illegal activities.
Should've never been illegal.
I graduated high school in '03, and marijuana was 100 times easier to get than alcohol. So all these old bags who say "Nooooooo don't legalize it, think of the children, THE CHILDREN!!!" just aren't in touch whatsoever with reality. Hell I bet coke was easier to get than alcohol (I've never done coke or weed.
Big gov't programs, gang bangers, thugs, terrorists, druglords, all absolutely love the drug war.
The thing hurt by the drug war the most, americans and the american economy.
I know what side I'm on.
OK so you weren't making a point at all, just sharing. Thanks. Sorry for confusing you with a sentient person.Why do you think increasing drug abuse in this country is a good idea?
I would suggest reading my post before responding to it, i'll try again.
I graduated high school in '03, and marijuana was 100 times easier to get than alcohol. So all these old bags who say "Nooooooo don't legalize it, think of the children, THE CHILDREN!!!" just aren't in touch whatsoever with reality. Hell I bet coke was easier to get than alcohol (I've never done coke or weed.
Answering to the OP directly, no it is not. None of it should be legal. Here's why in my own opinion;
I smoke and love it and its wonderful and I am 59 and no errors as of yet. I have never used drugs and do not drink, ever. Never developed a taste for it, as most males in our culture here in the USA love beer at least, though I cook with it with my myriad of Mexican recipes.
Down home in the Yucatan, tobacco is organic and I get it from there and have it shipped to me here in NM, and it is just cut and cured from the fields and then sold in bulk at the local vendor level, ASAP. It's cheap and delicious. Drugs there are a non issue. Beer is a mainstay there for cooking and is also organic. If you type in to find out any incidences of abuse for same, drugs, et al, there is little to none.
Drugs and alcohol abuse and obesity is an American problem per se.
Just some other input along with the American issue with same.
Robert
legalizing pot will have ZERO effect on tobacco and alcohol use.
Then why did those two lobbies sink millions into a vote against a change in law?
Regards
DL
You claim to not do drugs? What do you think tobacco is anyway?
Answering to the OP directly, no it is not. None of it should be legal. Here's why in my own opinion;
I smoke and love it and its wonderful and I am 59 and no errors as of yet. I have never used drugs and do not drink, ever. Never developed a taste for it, as most males in our culture here in the USA love beer at least, though I cook with it with my myriad of Mexican recipes.
Down home in the Yucatan, tobacco is organic and I get it from there and have it shipped to me here in NM, and it is just cut and cured from the fields and then sold in bulk at the local vendor level, ASAP. It's cheap and delicious. Drugs there are a non issue. Beer is a mainstay there for cooking and is also organic. If you type in to find out any incidences of abuse for same, drugs, et al, there is little to none.
Drugs and alcohol abuse and obesity is an American problem per se.
Just some other input along with the American issue with same.
Robert
You claim to not do drugs? What do you think tobacco is anyway?
Should've never been illegal.
I graduated high school in '03, and marijuana was 100 times easier to get than alcohol. So all these old bags who say "Nooooooo don't legalize it, think of the children, THE CHILDREN!!!" just aren't in touch whatsoever with reality. Hell I bet coke was easier to get than alcohol (I've never done coke or weed.
Big gov't programs, gang bangers, thugs, terrorists, druglords, all absolutely love the drug war.
The thing hurt by the drug war the most, americans and the american economy.
I know what side I'm on.
You're right. I graduated HS in 77. Not much has changed. It's was available in every school, every neighborhood, every appartment complex and from what the kids say these days it still is.
Answering to the OP directly, no it is not. None of it should be legal. Here's why in my own opinion;
I smoke and love it and its wonderful and I am 59 and no errors as of yet. I have never used drugs and do not drink, ever. Never developed a taste for it, as most males in our culture here in the USA love beer at least, though I cook with it with my myriad of Mexican recipes.
Down home in the Yucatan, tobacco is organic and I get it from there and have it shipped to me here in NM, and it is just cut and cured from the fields and then sold in bulk at the local vendor level, ASAP. It's cheap and delicious. Drugs there are a non issue. Beer is a mainstay there for cooking and is also organic. If you type in to find out any incidences of abuse for same, drugs, et al, there is little to none.
Drugs and alcohol abuse and obesity is an American problem per se.
Just some other input along with the American issue with same.
Robert
Answering to the OP directly, no it is not. None of it should be legal. Here's why in my own opinion;
I smoke and love it and its wonderful and I am 59 and no errors as of yet. I have never used drugs and do not drink, ever. Never developed a taste for it, as most males in our culture here in the USA love beer at least, though I cook with it with my myriad of Mexican recipes.
Down home in the Yucatan, tobacco is organic and I get it from there and have it shipped to me here in NM, and it is just cut and cured from the fields and then sold in bulk at the local vendor level, ASAP. It's cheap and delicious. Drugs there are a non issue. Beer is a mainstay there for cooking and is also organic. If you type in to find out any incidences of abuse for same, drugs, et al, there is little to none.
Drugs and alcohol abuse and obesity is an American problem per se.
Just some other input along with the American issue with same.
Robert
You claim to not do drugs? What do you think tobacco is anyway?
Has anyone ever gotten into a car accident when the one for the road was a Marlboro?
Can you have a cigarette and then fly a plane? Can you get high on pot and fly a plane?
OK so you weren't making a point at all, just sharing. Thanks. Sorry for confusing you with a sentient person.I would suggest reading my post before responding to it, i'll try again.
I graduated high school in '03, and marijuana was 100 times easier to get than alcohol. So all these old bags who say "Nooooooo don't legalize it, think of the children, THE CHILDREN!!!" just aren't in touch whatsoever with reality. Hell I bet coke was easier to get than alcohol (I've never done coke or weed.
You fit perfectly into the block of people who have absolutely no clue what's going on in the real world.
Getting drugs in a regulated environment where ID's are checked, limits can be put on what's sold, and money goes into the american economy. AAAAAAAHHHHHHHH THE HORROR OF IT ALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Getting drugs from gang banger, who got his drugs from a terrorist, who got his drugs from a drug lord. YAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You claim to not do drugs? What do you think tobacco is anyway?
Has anyone ever gotten into a car accident when the one for the road was a Marlboro?
Can you have a cigarette and then fly a plane? Can you get high on pot and fly a plane?
So it's safe to say that you also want to bring prohibition back? Since you can't fly or drive after drinking, might as well make all alcohol illegal.
Let's put government over personal responsibility, then after we do that, pretend we're still conservative. It's my favorite game!
OK so you weren't making a point at all, just sharing. Thanks. Sorry for confusing you with a sentient person.
You fit perfectly into the block of people who have absolutely no clue what's going on in the real world.
Getting drugs in a regulated environment where ID's are checked, limits can be put on what's sold, and money goes into the american economy. AAAAAAAHHHHHHHH THE HORROR OF IT ALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Getting drugs from gang banger, who got his drugs from a terrorist, who got his drugs from a drug lord. YAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Because underage kids have no access to alcohol, or anyone else has no access to prescription narcotics?
Talk about no clue.
