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In what ways is pot worse then alcohol?
In what way is the war on drugs different then prohibition?
Do you think it is harder for high school kids to get pot or alcohol?
Just some simple questions.
In what ways is pot worse then alcohol?
In what way is the war on drugs different then prohibition?
Do you think it is harder for high school kids to get pot or alcohol?
Just some simple questions.
Pot is habit forming.....
In no way is war in drugs different than prohibition.
In what ways is pot worse then alcohol?
In what way is the war on drugs different then prohibition?
Do you think it is harder for high school kids to get pot or alcohol?
Just some simple questions.....Most-of-which have been answered, endlessly, here.
Here's your resource.....
....and, the standard History on the subject.....
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IueIgHiwtfg]Grass: The History Of Marijuana [Full Documentary] - YouTube[/ame]
the international sign for I get high the "V"
...and TAXATION.More substance use is not better.
banning or outlawing a popular substance or culture only drives it underground. Keeping it legal or in the open allows better observation and control.
Just as therell always be a war on terror, therell always be a war on drugs, including marijuana.
...and TAXATION.More substance use is not better.
banning or outlawing a popular substance or culture only drives it underground. Keeping it legal or in the open allows better observation and control.
Weed is cheap.
If made legal to sell, industrious growers would roll and package like cigarettes. Competition would keep the price low...the government could add $30 tax per pack and rake in millions of dollars.
...and TAXATION.banning or outlawing a popular substance or culture only drives it underground. Keeping it legal or in the open allows better observation and control.
Weed is cheap.
If made legal to sell, industrious growers would roll and package like cigarettes. Competition would keep the price low...the government could add $30 tax per pack and rake in millions of dollars.If you coupled Legalization with laws similar to beer & wine, people could grow-their-own.....and, there'd no-longer BE the criminal-element "conservatives" always warn-about.
Finally, now we know what Shamans' REAL problem is.
He can't handle 17% THC pot in an old hippies head................(Hee-Hee-Hee!!!)
"Dope will get you thru times of no money better than money will get you thru times of no dope."
...and TAXATION.
Weed is cheap.
If made legal to sell, industrious growers would roll and package like cigarettes. Competition would keep the price low...the government could add $30 tax per pack and rake in millions of dollars.If you coupled Legalization with laws similar to beer & wine, people could grow-their-own.....and, there'd no-longer BE the criminal-element "conservatives" always warn-about.
Figures Shaman, like most Demonrats, would advocate a way to avoid paying taxes.......
Finally, now we know what Shamans' REAL problem is.
He can't handle 17% THC pot in an old hippies head................(Hee-Hee-Hee!!!)
I did not know that.... Huh.. I'll look into it... Thanks.There is a breath test for marijuana that has been used in Australia. You can test for marijuana relatively easily.Testing to see if someone is high is harder than drunk. And neither should be driving...
Alcohol is the only drug you can die from it's withdrawals without having any other medical conditions. Pot is habit forming, alcohol is addictive.
In no way is war in drugs different than prohibition.
And When I was in high school it was much easier to buy pot than alcohol. Your pot dealer won't card you.
Alcohol is the only drug you can die from it's withdrawals without having any other medical conditions. Pot is habit forming, alcohol is addictive.
In no way is war in drugs different than prohibition.
And When I was in high school it was much easier to buy pot than alcohol. Your pot dealer won't card you.
Pot is habit forming
yes....it can be.....
In high school I had to walk two blocks to an apartment complex where at any time during the day there were between 2-5 drug dealers, any willing to sell to me. This was in a very nice town.
As far as alcohol is concerned, I was never able to buy it before I was 21. Fake ID's were not easy to get. The only way we were able to get alcohol is because one of my friends had an older sister, who would sell it to him, when it suited her, at a higher price. So for me to get alcohol, I had to get in touch with my friend, who had to find his sister, and hopefully she wasn't busy.
Alcohol, while legal and controlled was much harder to get then illegal pot.
In what ways is pot worse then alcohol?
In what way is the war on drugs different then prohibition?
Do you think it is harder for high school kids to get pot or alcohol?
Just some simple questions.
...and TAXATION.More substance use is not better.
banning or outlawing a popular substance or culture only drives it underground. Keeping it legal or in the open allows better observation and control.
Weed is cheap.
If made legal to sell, industrious growers would roll and package like cigarettes. Competition would keep the price low...the government could add $30 tax per pack and rake in millions of dollars.
