Missouri voters approve legalization of marijuana for recreational use

[Wyatt earp]

You graph proves nothing, it does not even show correlation, let alone causation.

If legalized weed were the cause then you would see big spikes every few years when a bunch of states legalized it. It would not be a slow and steady rise that matches the cost of medical care rise.

7 states legalized it between 98 and 2000, yet no jump.

6 states legalized it in 2008 alone, yet no jump.

You are a fucking moron, find a 3rd grader to explain your graph to you

No I am smarter than you golfing gator


A tik tok video dedicated to you

 

[sparky]

One really needs to consider any government wishing their consitituency stoned here......

Oh well, maybe investing in twinkies would be appropos?

~S~

 

[Harpy Eagle]

No I am smarter than you golfing gator


A tik tok video dedicated to you

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If only you were smart enough to see the irony of using a tik tok video to prove you are smart

Irony has always been lost on the ignorant.

 

[Wyatt earp]

No I am smarter than you golfing gator


A tik tok video dedicated to you

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Run out of ammo troll boi, golfing gator?

 

[Wyatt earp]

If only you were smart enough to see the irony of using a tik tok video to prove you are smart

Irony has always been lost on the ignorant.

I took flaming and trolling to another level, only the low IQ ones like you could only wish, peanut head, now back to the argument because I will make you tik tok famous for your ignorance of a subject.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

I took flaming and trolling to another level

Yes, you did taking trolling to another level...CONGRATS

now back to the argument because I will make you tik tok famous for your ignorance of a subject.

Lets do it.

Explain why there are not jumps in the cost of Workers Comp claims when large batches of states legalize pot at the same time?

 

[Wyatt earp]

Yes, you did taking trolling to another level...CONGRATS



Lets do it.

Explain why there are not jumps in the cost of Workers Comp claims when large batches of states legalize pot at the same time?

They didn't do it, that's another lie by you, it was gradual first legalizing medical weed , and now recreational weed,it's called the Overton window which the liberals like you are famous for using

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

EvilCat Breath
We also voted to FORCE Kansas City to fund the police properly and stop their defund bullshit

 

[Wyatt earp]

EvilCat Breath
We also voted to FORCE Kansas City to fund the police properly and stop their defund bullshit

KC like Oklahoma city is getting bad, it's unbelievable the story's I heard on the streets the past 5 years, who would of thought?

 

[debbiedowner]

Interesting the more states that go against federal law, the more workman's comp rises

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Where did you pull this shit graph from? You really ought to do a little more research.

Access to medical marijuana tied to reduced workers' comp claims

- Legalizing access to medical marijuana may lead to fewer workers' compensation claims, a U.S. study suggests.

www.reuters.com

In states with laws allowing medical marijuana, researchers tied the accessibility of cannabis to a nearly 7% decline in workers’ comp claims. When there were claims, they were for shorter periods of time, on average, after medical marijuana was legalized, according to the analysis in Health Economics.

Legalizing marijuana leads to fewer worker comp claims, Temple research finds

Marijuana is not improving people’s health. But "it may allow some of these older folks with chronic conditions to better manage their symptoms," Temple professor Johanna Catherine Maclean said.

www.inquirer.com

Legal weed in NJ: Study shows it cuts down on workers' comp claims in adults

The study focused on workers, ages 40-62, because they are more likely to have medical conditions for which marijuana may be used.

www.northjersey.com

 

[Wyatt earp]

Where did you pull this shit graph from? You really ought to do a little more research.

Access to medical marijuana tied to reduced workers' comp claims

- Legalizing access to medical marijuana may lead to fewer workers' compensation claims, a U.S. study suggests.

www.reuters.com

In states with laws allowing medical marijuana, researchers tied the accessibility of cannabis to a nearly 7% decline in workers’ comp claims. When there were claims, they were for shorter periods of time, on average, after medical marijuana was legalized, according to the analysis in Health Economics.

Legalizing marijuana leads to fewer worker comp claims, Temple research finds

Marijuana is not improving people’s health. But "it may allow some of these older folks with chronic conditions to better manage their symptoms," Temple professor Johanna Catherine Maclean said.

www.inquirer.com

Legal weed in NJ: Study shows it cuts down on workers' comp claims in adults

The study focused on workers, ages 40-62, because they are more likely to have medical conditions for which marijuana may be used.

www.northjersey.com

Go blow it, you going to tell me with a straight face some dude smoking a joint can safely operate heavy machinery, are you fucking insane?

 

[pknopp]

Go blow it, you going to tell me with a straight face some dude smoking a joint can safely operate heavy machinery, are you fucking insane?

No one argued this but when one resorts to hyperbole the argument has been ceded.

 

[Wyatt earp]

No one argued this but when one resorts to hyperbole the argument has been ceded.

Its not hyperbole, you ever have to look for some guys finger when he was stoned and got it cut off at work?

I had too.

 

[debbiedowner]

Go blow it, you going to tell me with a straight face some dude smoking a joint can safely operate heavy machinery, are you fucking insane?

So, you're saying someone operating heavy machinery is standing there smoking a joint while operating it? What employer allows this? I can take several drops of tincture oil in my coffee everyday and I can function just fine, still working at 74. Even in your scenario if one smoked a joint last night and went to work this morning operating heavy machinery he/she would be fine.

Seems you don't know much about the subject you are discussing.

 

[pknopp]

Its not hyperbole, you ever have to look for some guys finger when he was stoned and got it cut off at work?

I had too.

I've seen the mess a drunk employee has created.

 

[petro]

No one is sitting in a damn excavator smoking a joint or having a cocktail openly in front of their employer. JHC.

The same rules apply as alcohol. You can still get a DUI and get fired.

 

[Wyatt earp]

No one argued this but when one resorts to hyperbole the argument has been ceded.

It's not hyperbole, you ever have a guy run by you at work screaming in pain, because he was working on a conveyor with the guard's off while it's running?

I had too, and it's only going to get worse.

 

[Wyatt earp]

I've seen the mess a drunk employee has created.

And that proves my point exactly, but you call it hyperbole?

 

[Wyatt earp]

So, you're saying someone operating heavy machinery is standing there smoking a joint while operating it? What employer allows this? I can take several drops of tincture oil in my coffee everyday and I can function just fine, still working at 74. Even in your scenario if one smoked a joint last night and went to work this morning operating heavy machinery he/she would be fine.

Seems you don't know much about the subject you are discussing.

You're a stoner, you are used to it, just like I can do an 1/8 ball of cocaine, drink a case a beer and drive fine right through a police check point. You developed a tolerance to it or ADHAD.

 

[pknopp]

And that proves my point exactly, but you call it hyperbole?

I've seen people who are not under the influence do the very things you state. Nobody is advocating for people to smoke in a plant.