02-15-2002, 06:00 PM | #31 |
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quote: Your right an we will have to make BREATHING in major cities illgeal too.
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02-15-2002, 06:09 PM | #32 |
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I dont smoke it but half my friends do, including my roommate. Legalize and be done with I say. If I smoked it and wanted a bag I could have it here in 30 minutes or less-delivered. As for the "harder" drugs, I'm firmly against legalizing any of them.
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02-15-2002, 06:19 PM | #33 |
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quote: Not being funny Sir K, but when I did research on this issue a little while back the amount of evidence saying hash is non harmful completely overwhelmed the stuff saying it was dangerous. Also the only stuff I could find at all saying it was dangerous (I was doing a debating competition on it so I *really* needed to find both sides of the argument) was government sponsored. And that is not saying that all government sponsored reports said it was dangerous, just that all reports that said it was dangerous were government sponsored (argh, not the most precise of sentences...). Also I don't think anyone was saying that it should be legal for minors as well. As I said earlier, it can be mentally addictive in the same way alcohol can. People need to be able to make an informed choice of what they are getting themselves into. And children can't do that (not saying that you pass a magic line of comprehension when you turn 18, just that the line between adult and child has to be drawn somewhere). So I would legalise it certainly. People can make their own choice as it is their own body to ruin/escape from (delete as best fits your point of veiw [img]tongue.gif[/img] ).
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02-15-2002, 06:30 PM | #34 |
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imo, soft drugs should be legalized. alcohol and tobacco are soft drugs, so i dont see what is the difference with marijuana or hash. they are all addictive, and it may be agreed that in excess they are all bad to your body. like everything in life if its done without control. of them all i think por is definitely not the most unhealthy. tobacco is far worse, as alcohol if done too much.
about pot, the hole thing that it leads to harder drugs (which im not for legalising). but it could be argued that it does that because you get it from the same persons that deal those hard drugs. if you could only get tobacco from dealers, and marijuana in a pharmacy, tobacco would probably deal to hard drugs and pot wouldnt. well, thats my opinion. [img]smile.gif[/img]
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02-15-2002, 06:36 PM | #35 |
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quote: Thanks Norom! Thats exactly what I was trying to say on the first page of this thread. It is simply logistics that lead to the harder drugs. It is not like someone trys hash then goes: "Mmmmm, you know what would be really good now... a nice bit of crack cocaine. I just really have a craving for it!". It is just that they come into contact, by the illegality of the soft drugs, with people using hard drugs. If you legalise and seperate the distribution of the two then it wouldn't be a problem.
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02-15-2002, 07:12 PM | #36 |
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personally haven't done any reasherch into it but frineds of mine have. From what i have gathered Marajuana is no chemically addicting like cigarets or as harmful as cigarets and tobaco. They are however very mentally adiction like alcohol. Part of the reason why people want to use it though is that for the simple fact that it is illigal to get a thrill. If it were legalized the goverment could find a way to tax it though [img]tongue.gif[/img] they allways can. If it was legal they would turn to other drugs that are illigal to get the thrill and defeat the purpose of legalizing it. So i would say not to legalize it so kids searching for a thrill would not get addicted to harder and more dangerous drugs.
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02-15-2002, 07:33 PM | #37 |
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quote: Your wrong there, we smoke it to get high!! Not cos its illegal or nothing!! Its pretty safe, as long as you dnt throw a whitey (spew),,,and it doesn't harm you! The only problem is the smoke...it can be worse than a fag cos it doesn't have a filter!!
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02-15-2002, 07:36 PM | #38 |
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quote: Dude, I ain't mocking , but this can happen with crisp packets and mars bar wrappers....your saying the reason you dnt want weed legalised, is because you dnt want joint papers on your front door (which is fair enuf, as I wouldn't either), but that isn't a bad reason, and why it should not be legalised....if it was needles and syringes (which I am totally against), fair enough, as children can catch anything from those things...
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02-15-2002, 07:38 PM | #39 |
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quote: This, in my opinion, is a much more valid point. True, if people do start smoking weed, it brings them into contact with people who can get them into harder drugs. I suppose buying your weed off of someone, can lead to you being taken into a drug culture, and then onto harder drugs. I hate hard drugs, and I don't think anyone should take them....but I wouldn't say that they are not my friend because they do, after all, it's their life, they pay the consequences, and they only live once...
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02-15-2002, 07:41 PM | #40 |
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Im not going to get into anykind of lengthy debate, just wish to say that as adults we should be able to do what we wish with our own bodies but to also take the consequences.
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