Research says: Cannibas is as bad as Heroin!

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Here's a napkin in case you get gobsmacked again...  :grin:

[Anonymous]

On 2006-06-27 08:02:00, Anonymous wrote:

"As the mother of a 30-year-old heroin addict who started out with marijuana, I am a firm believer that it does start there. I was told by my son that "mom, they did not have drugs when you were growing up like they have today." HA. I grew up in the 60s and they did not have drugs then!!! But I do believe what he really meant was that they are different in potency today than they were before. Todays youth, in my opinion, do not stand a chance once they start. Just my thoughts. From a broken hearted mother."

A lot of people die because they eat too much food every year too, a hell of a lot more than die because of heroin. Should we outlaw McDonalds because a portion of the population cannot control their eating habits?

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Actually, I would LOVE to see that happen.

[Anonymous]

On 2006-06-27 09:18:00, Frank Discussion wrote:

"Here's a napkin in case you get gobsmacked again...  :grin: "

LOL

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It's just that I hate to see people get spit on..

[Anonymous]

Somone who think drugs were not around in the sixties would have to have been raised in a box in South Dakota. Heroin long before the sixties was transported from south-east asia to europe by the roman catholic church and until prohibition was sold in drug stores over the counter. While your catching up on your history I would like to point out GANJA was the 2nd most prescribed drug for over 100 years in the U.S. and prescribed for over 100 different ailments. Hemp is cheaper and stronger than cotton and requires no chemicals to process. Dupont who lobbied for marajuana drug laws recieved the goverment contract to replace all the hemp used by the military for synthedic fiber made from chemicals. So not only is GANJA nothing like heroin but one does not lead to another. Myself and MILLIONS of other have smoked plenty of GANJA and not shot up. I mean no offense but if your child is that bad of a decision maker than some responsibility must lie with you.

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I mean no offense but if your child is that bad of a decision maker than some responsibility must lie with you.

MAN....what a fucking DOUCHEBAG!!!! ::fuckoff::  ::fuckoff:: ::fuckoff::  :smokin:

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"some responsibility must lie with you."

OMFG the more I think about this bullshit the more angered I get!! And you probably don't even see what sort of GALL you possess to make a statement like that in this context..for fuck's sake..the woman said her kid died. You're sooooo hell-bent on making your petty-ass point about "GANJA" that you're gonna go and say some shit like that to someone who's GRIEVING??? Hello? Are you fucking DENSE?

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Fucking DOUCHEBAG.  :smokin:

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Come on, motherfucker...

[Anonymous]

The mother did not say her son died.

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Bullshit...go back and read it.

[Anonymous]

No, you first.

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Ah well...you're right. She didn't say that, my bad. It was still an obnoxious comment none the less.

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To the broken-hearted mother:  I'm sorry that you have suffered such a loss.  You have my sympathy, but I must point out that marijuana and heroine and all drugs for that matter are simply tools.  The outcome of the use of the tool is determined by the tool user.  No tool is inherently good or bad, it's value is determined by the skill and intent of the user.  In other words marijuana and heroine are not to blame.  Your son is.

Anyway, if I were to assume your logic for a minute I would argue that oil is the scariest and most deadly addiction on the planet; the wars and the pollution on a global scale, and the world-wide social oppression.  The damage caused by heroine and other drugs pales in comparison to the devastation caused by ruthless oil addicts.  It's ironic to me that we lock up heroine and coke and marijuana users but we put an oil cartel in the white house.  What a bunch 'a' brainwashed idiots most Americans are.

Even oil is just a tool though. Oil, like any tool cannot make decisions and bears no responsibility itself.  It is the people who unjustly wield it that are the source of so much suffering in the world.  Know what I'm sayin' ??