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I visit Colorado often for business...Signs are going up around town "No smoking, No vaping". Easy peasy.
Tourism is UP in Colorado. Look at you Rusky. You went to Estes Park. Aren't you pretending to live in the Badlands?
Actually tourism is way down in Colorado for families. Funny the drop happened right about the time of legalization of pot.
Yes I do live in northwestern South Dakota... The Badlands are about 120 miles south east of me
Most definitely a gateway.Every person that went on to harder drugs likely has had alcohol. Gateway?Just because almost every drug abuser started with weed...…..It's not about addiction, it's about the next logical step after weed gets mundane.What's the "addiction rate" on marijuana? It's less than pizza...
The "Gateway Drug" theory? Mostly nonsense. There might be a few who progress to harder drugs. But most don't.
Besides weed being a carcinogen that can be addictive like alcohol and heavy use causes mental illness, it is the perfect approach for governments wanting to keep the peons medicated and quite.
For every person who started with weed and went on to get addicted to harder drugs, there are hundreds (if not thousands) who just smoked weed. Most stopped even that.
The beneficial chemicals in weed are available in pill form.The fact remains some people benefit from marijuana apparently, and some people do not at all.If we just executed the sellers and users it would be way cheaper. Had we done it all along, we would not have the issues with addicts that we have.
Yes, you are just that ignorant, you stupid drunk!
Marijuana is only illegal because Big Pharma can't make any money off if and the drug is one of the most useful and powerful medications you can buy.
Marijuana reduces pain, increases appetite, and has been used to treat people with cancer for generations. Unlike the addictive and deadly opioids being pushed on the American public by Big Pharma, that have addicted millions and are killing 72,000 Americans each year, marijuiana has rarely killed anyone.
What is has done is allowed millions of people to lives with reduced pain and suffering. It is being used to treat children for seizures. Cancer patients for nausea, arthrtis suffers for pain. It reduces stress, and relieves insomnia. And I have never known two potheads to get high and get into a fight outside a bar.
I know of no marijuana user who has ever gone through D-tox, withdrawal, or rehab. Every jurisdiction where marijuana has been legalized, has reported a drop in violent crime.
And while you envision marijuana users as Cheech and Chong-like stoners, the reality is that most users are not smoking 6 inch blunts and staring off into space for hours, they're taking a hit or two off a vaporizer, for pain, or nausea, or at the end of a stressful day. And Cheech and Chong, for all their stoner stereo-types, are both hard-working, successful comedians, actors, and businessmen who have achieved wealth, fame and financial security.
Just like most people who drink have a cocktail or a glass of wine to relax, but don't end up staggering drunk, slurring their words, or publically embarrasing themselves as chronic alcoholics are wont to do, most recreational pot users are highly creative, intelligent, focused and hardworking.
And most people do not care one way or another.
Tipsy also doesnt believe in sex.If we just executed the sellers and users it would be way cheaper. Had we done it all along, we would not have the issues with addicts that we have.
That's ridiculous.
She has a corncob so far up her ass when she sneezes popcorn comes out her cob webbed vagina.
And the State is still broke, and the black market larger because now anyone can smoke it and everyone wants the cheaper tax free price.Its already legal in my state, theft and crime has gone through the roof shocker.
LolI visit Colorado often for business...Signs are going up around town "No smoking, No vaping". Easy peasy.
Tourism is UP in Colorado. Look at you Rusky. You went to Estes Park. Aren't you pretending to live in the Badlands?
Actually tourism is way down in Colorado for families. Funny the drop happened right about the time of legalization of pot.
Yes I do live in northwestern South Dakota... The Badlands are about 120 miles south east of me
And yet there is an appalling lack of links in your post...odd that. Here, I'll show you how it works...
Colorado hits new tourism record: 86 million visitors, $1.28 billion in tax revenue
News Release: Colorado Tourism Sets All-Time Records for Eighth Consecutive Year | Colorado.com
Oops...
Every person that went on to harder drugs likely has had alcohol. Gateway?Just because almost every drug abuser started with weed...…..It's not about addiction, it's about the next logical step after weed gets mundane.What's the "addiction rate" on marijuana? It's less than pizza...
The "Gateway Drug" theory? Mostly nonsense. There might be a few who progress to harder drugs. But most don't.
Besides weed being a carcinogen that can be addictive like alcohol and heavy use causes mental illness, it is the perfect approach for governments wanting to keep the peons medicated and quite.
For every person who started with weed and went on to get addicted to harder drugs, there are hundreds (if not thousands) who just smoked weed. Most stopped even that.
LolI visit Colorado often for business...Signs are going up around town "No smoking, No vaping". Easy peasy.
Tourism is UP in Colorado. Look at you Rusky. You went to Estes Park. Aren't you pretending to live in the Badlands?
Actually tourism is way down in Colorado for families. Funny the drop happened right about the time of legalization of pot.
Yes I do live in northwestern South Dakota... The Badlands are about 120 miles south east of me
And yet there is an appalling lack of links in your post...odd that. Here, I'll show you how it works...
Colorado hits new tourism record: 86 million visitors, $1.28 billion in tax revenue
News Release: Colorado Tourism Sets All-Time Records for Eighth Consecutive Year | Colorado.com
Oops...
Like I said Family tourism, how often do you go to Colorado? I go very often for business. There may be more people there to smoke pot, sure. Families don’t want to go to places that smell like pot.
But I see a very large decrease of family tourism, and the stores are changing to suit the changing.
Places like Estes Park are not what they were a few years ago. They aren’t focusing on families anymore.
Shit happens
Weed legalization should be up to individual states... None of the federal governments businessIt probably won't pass because of all the dinosaurs in Congress, but it's a step forward. It's absurd the amount of money we throw away in our justice system over weed.
Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., introduced a bill on Friday to decriminalize marijuana and allow for it to be taxed and regulated. The bill is titled S. 420, in a reference to marijuana culture.
The proposal, identical to a bill in the House, aims to ease the longstanding conflict between states where cannabis is legal in some form and the U.S. government, which categorizes marijuana as a dangerous illegal drug, similar to LSD or heroin. The American Civil Liberties Union estimates that around half of all drug arrests are for marijuana possession.
Senator Ron Wyden introduces S. 420, a bill to legalize marijuana
BS.Every person that went on to harder drugs likely has had alcohol. Gateway?Just because almost every drug abuser started with weed...…..It's not about addiction, it's about the next logical step after weed gets mundane.
The "Gateway Drug" theory? Mostly nonsense. There might be a few who progress to harder drugs. But most don't.
Besides weed being a carcinogen that can be addictive like alcohol and heavy use causes mental illness, it is the perfect approach for governments wanting to keep the peons medicated and quite.
For every person who started with weed and went on to get addicted to harder drugs, there are hundreds (if not thousands) who just smoked weed. Most stopped even that.
Exactly. Plus, since Colorado made pot legal, their oxy problems have dropped off drastically.
LolI visit Colorado often for business...Signs are going up around town "No smoking, No vaping". Easy peasy.
Tourism is UP in Colorado. Look at you Rusky. You went to Estes Park. Aren't you pretending to live in the Badlands?
Actually tourism is way down in Colorado for families. Funny the drop happened right about the time of legalization of pot.
Yes I do live in northwestern South Dakota... The Badlands are about 120 miles south east of me
And yet there is an appalling lack of links in your post...odd that. Here, I'll show you how it works...
Colorado hits new tourism record: 86 million visitors, $1.28 billion in tax revenue
News Release: Colorado Tourism Sets All-Time Records for Eighth Consecutive Year | Colorado.com
Oops...
Like I said Family tourism, how often do you go to Colorado? I go very often for business. There may be more people there to smoke pot, sure. Families don’t want to go to places that smell like pot.
But I see a very large decrease of family tourism, and the stores are changing to suit the changing.
Places like Estes Park are not what they were a few years ago. They aren’t focusing on families anymore.
Shit happens
Same in California. Family tourist destinations like Fisherman’s wharf or Hollywood strip are more dangerous than walking in Baghdad.LolI visit Colorado often for business...Signs are going up around town "No smoking, No vaping". Easy peasy.
Tourism is UP in Colorado. Look at you Rusky. You went to Estes Park. Aren't you pretending to live in the Badlands?
Actually tourism is way down in Colorado for families. Funny the drop happened right about the time of legalization of pot.
Yes I do live in northwestern South Dakota... The Badlands are about 120 miles south east of me
And yet there is an appalling lack of links in your post...odd that. Here, I'll show you how it works...
Colorado hits new tourism record: 86 million visitors, $1.28 billion in tax revenue
News Release: Colorado Tourism Sets All-Time Records for Eighth Consecutive Year | Colorado.com
Oops...
Like I said Family tourism, how often do you go to Colorado? I go very often for business. There may be more people there to smoke pot, sure. Families don’t want to go to places that smell like pot.
But I see a very large decrease of family tourism, and the stores are changing to suit the changing.
Places like Estes Park are not what they were a few years ago. They aren’t focusing on families anymore.
Shit happens
Same in California. Family tourist destinations like Fisherman’s wharf or Hollywood strip are more dangerous than walking in Baghdad.LolI visit Colorado often for business...Signs are going up around town "No smoking, No vaping". Easy peasy.
Tourism is UP in Colorado. Look at you Rusky. You went to Estes Park. Aren't you pretending to live in the Badlands?
Actually tourism is way down in Colorado for families. Funny the drop happened right about the time of legalization of pot.
Yes I do live in northwestern South Dakota... The Badlands are about 120 miles south east of me
And yet there is an appalling lack of links in your post...odd that. Here, I'll show you how it works...
Colorado hits new tourism record: 86 million visitors, $1.28 billion in tax revenue
News Release: Colorado Tourism Sets All-Time Records for Eighth Consecutive Year | Colorado.com
Oops...
Like I said Family tourism, how often do you go to Colorado? I go very often for business. There may be more people there to smoke pot, sure. Families don’t want to go to places that smell like pot.
But I see a very large decrease of family tourism, and the stores are changing to suit the changing.
Places like Estes Park are not what they were a few years ago. They aren’t focusing on families anymore.
Shit happens
If we just executed the sellers and users it would be way cheaper. Had we done it all along, we would not have the issues with addicts that we have.
Just because almost every drug abuser started with weed...…..It's not about addiction, it's about the next logical step after weed gets mundane.There is no form of abuse too severe for pot growers. There is no sentence too long. Drug addiction is the worst crisis we have ever faced. It requires drastic action.
What's the "addiction rate" on marijuana? It's less than pizza...
The "Gateway Drug" theory? Mostly nonsense. There might be a few who progress to harder drugs. But most don't.
Besides weed being a carcinogen that can be addictive like alcohol and heavy use causes mental illness, it is the perfect approach for governments wanting to keep the peons medicated and quite.
It's not about addiction, it's about the next logical step after weed gets mundane.There is no form of abuse too severe for pot growers. There is no sentence too long. Drug addiction is the worst crisis we have ever faced. It requires drastic action.
What's the "addiction rate" on marijuana? It's less than pizza...
I grew up in the 60s and never tried pot. I enlisted in the AF at 18 and when I got out I had a family so I never got around to trying pot till I was71. I had trouble sleeping and the drugs they proscribed made me dopey all day. Now I have one mj cookie a night at bedtime and sleep like a baby. They are easy to make yourself using the leaves and trim growers like to get rid of. It’s been a blessing to me and in 2yrs I have seen no down side.It probably won't pass because of all the dinosaurs in Congress, but it's a step forward. It's absurd the amount of money we throw away in our justice system over weed.
Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., introduced a bill on Friday to decriminalize marijuana and allow for it to be taxed and regulated. The bill is titled S. 420, in a reference to marijuana culture.
The proposal, identical to a bill in the House, aims to ease the longstanding conflict between states where cannabis is legal in some form and the U.S. government, which categorizes marijuana as a dangerous illegal drug, similar to LSD or heroin. The American Civil Liberties Union estimates that around half of all drug arrests are for marijuana possession.
Senator Ron Wyden introduces S. 420, a bill to legalize marijuana
But you're nuttier than a sack of cashews.I’ll just say the same the i always say about this topic...
Marijuana will NEVER be legal in my property, in my car, or anywhere that I have jurisdiction over.
My tenants know that if it is found in the house they will be kicked out IMMEDIATELY. I left my sister in law stranded 30 miles from home a couple years ago because I refused to let her in my vehicle because she smelled of marijuana. I got a college roommate expelled in 1992 over thst shit.
But you're nuttier than a sack of cashews.
