FIDO (Forget It Drive On) wrote:You are doing a good job of ruining your credibility all by your lonesome. You don't need help in that matter.
Antony wrote:FIDO (Forget It Drive On) wrote:I wonder how many of the "hard drug" users, (coke, heroin, etc...)started out smoking pot, until it no longer gave them the high they were looking for.
Yeah that's the propaganda I was talking about.
What you're saying is everyone that has smoked pot will do coke or heroin.
That's 3rd degree BS.
I smoke pot and I don't experiment with other drugs and have no urge to, not even tabacoo.
ballparent quote:
Well, it's certainly not helping your spelling any, or is the pot just convincing you that it doesn't really matter, or do you really care..........fading off in a cloud of smoke......
Antony quote;
How is being a spelling Nazi proving your point? It's a real crappy and uneffective way to ruin someones credibility.
I think your defense of pot smoking and your participation pretty much has your credibility toasted.
Pain relief is emerging as a potential
use for marijuana—although one
new study published in the journal
Anesthesiology found that too strong a
dose can actually worsen pain.
California researchers gave 15 volunteers
marijuana cigarettes with small,
medium, and large doses of tetrahydrocannabinol
(THC), the herb’s main
active ingredient. They then inflicted
mild pain by injecting the volunteers
with capsaicin, the substance that gives
chili peppers their bite. Volunteers who
smoked the medium dose—4 percent
THC—reported less pain than those who
got a lower dose or a placebo. But higher
doses seemed to increase pain sensitivity.
Another trial of 50 patients with
HIV-associated nerve pain, published in
Neurology, found that a moderate marijuana
dose relieved burning, aching, and
nerve pain as effectively as the oral pain
drugs typically prescribed. More than
half of those who smoked the drug
achieved a significant decrease in pain,
compared with a quarter of those in the
placebo group.
Long-term use of marijuana can
expose users to a significant risk of lung
damage. In patients with limited life
expectancy, such as those with advanced
AIDS and terminal cancer, the benefits
of smoking modest doses of marijuana
may outweigh the risks. Twelve states
now allow the medical use of marijuana:
Alaska, California, Colorado, Hawaii,
Maine, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico,
Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont, and
Washington. It remains illegal under
federal law in the U.S.
FIDO (Forget It Drive On) wrote:I wonder how many of the "hard drug" users, (coke, heroin, etc...)started out smoking pot, until it no longer gave them the high they were looking for.
Antony wrote:Yeah that's the propaganda I was talking about.
What you're saying is everyone that has smoked pot will do coke or heroin.
That's 3rd degree BS.
I smoke pot and I don't experiment with other drugs and have no urge to, not even tabacoo.
twisting words...Boonedawg wrote:manditory death sentence anyone cooking or using meth.
Antony wrote:Pick up the book "Drug War Politics: The Price of Denial" By Eva Bertram, Morris Blachman, Kenneth Sharpe, Peter Andreas
I remember there being a graph showing a death toll, and illegal drugs (that's the combination of all illegal drugs in America) pale in comparison to Alcohol, Cancer, Prescription drugs, and car accidents.
I'll find more for you tommorow when I go to school. I can't enter most of the database articles when I'm off school grounds.
so I make sure mine don't go there 
Antony wrote:when I'm off school grounds.
ballparent wrote:Post all you want, whether pot leads to more usage of drugs is besides the point, but to say that smoking pot is harmless is outrageous, especially after reading this. He didn't REMEMBER giving it to her. I wonder why? And the pot that people (including you) use comes from these kinds of situations and homes (that have children in them), these are your dealers, who get it from dealers higher up the ladder, who get it shipped in from whatever country where the money is used to support terrorism in countries where our American soldiers are fighting to defend people like this pot-smoking/drug-dealing/child-abusing idiot in this article. And you say pot smoking is harmless and doesn't lead to greater things? Follow the trail.
Blevins, 18, was arrested last month when drug enforcement agents raided his home and found more than 2,000 pounds of marijuana, Kocot reported.
Police said the video showed Blevins holding a pipe filled with marijuana to the 2-year-old's lips. A short time later, the child is shown seated on the lap of a 16-year-old girl.
The next 18 seconds showed the girl coughing and trying to speak, Kocot reported.
Court records obtained by 10TV News revealed that Blevins told investigators that it was him in the video. However, Blevins told detectives that he did not remember doing it, Kocot reported.
whodeyAtown21 wrote:Antony wrote:when I'm off school grounds.
I'm kind of surprised you're allowed on any school grounds.
I'm sure the nice guy running for Sheriff would love him on a traffic stop orange-n-brown 365 wrote:whodeyAtown21 wrote:Antony wrote:when I'm off school grounds.
I'm kind of surprised you're allowed on any school grounds.
I see a guy everyday so strung out he doesn't know if he's coming or going and I'm sure he started with a little pot and now its heroin and oxy
FIDO (Forget It Drive On) wrote:Ok boys and girls, where in the post you just quoted did I say all or even referred to ALL pot heads end up being crack heads. Good grief.
Don't read into statements/questions. You could very well fail your next exam. Don't booty-u-me someone meant something.
FIDO (Forget It Drive On) wrote:Ok boys and girls, where in the post you just quoted did I say all or even referred to ALL pot heads end up being crack heads. Good grief.
Don't read into statements/questions. You could very well fail your next exam. Don't booty-u-me someone meant something.
