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February 25, 2009 at 9:51 PM #355728February 25, 2009 at 10:00 PM #355155
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Participant[quote=sd_bear]
How do you tell your kids alcohol is OK but pot isn’t?
[/quote]You tell your kids that if they f*ck up their life; regardless of the methodology, that they are accountable for it and not to expect anyone to bail them out.
February 25, 2009 at 10:00 PM #355464Participant[quote=sd_bear]
How do you tell your kids alcohol is OK but pot isn’t?
[/quote]You tell your kids that if they f*ck up their life; regardless of the methodology, that they are accountable for it and not to expect anyone to bail them out.
February 25, 2009 at 10:00 PM #355598Participant[quote=sd_bear]
How do you tell your kids alcohol is OK but pot isn’t?
[/quote]You tell your kids that if they f*ck up their life; regardless of the methodology, that they are accountable for it and not to expect anyone to bail them out.
February 25, 2009 at 10:00 PM #355627Participant[quote=sd_bear]
How do you tell your kids alcohol is OK but pot isn’t?
[/quote]You tell your kids that if they f*ck up their life; regardless of the methodology, that they are accountable for it and not to expect anyone to bail them out.
February 25, 2009 at 10:00 PM #355738Participant[quote=sd_bear]
How do you tell your kids alcohol is OK but pot isn’t?
[/quote]You tell your kids that if they f*ck up their life; regardless of the methodology, that they are accountable for it and not to expect anyone to bail them out.
February 26, 2009 at 9:05 AM #355295Anonymous
GuestBTW – a kid in high school has a much easier time getting pot than alcohol. I guess that is what happens when something is legal but regulated.
February 26, 2009 at 9:05 AM #355604GuestBTW – a kid in high school has a much easier time getting pot than alcohol. I guess that is what happens when something is legal but regulated.
February 26, 2009 at 9:05 AM #355741GuestBTW – a kid in high school has a much easier time getting pot than alcohol. I guess that is what happens when something is legal but regulated.
February 26, 2009 at 9:05 AM #355770GuestBTW – a kid in high school has a much easier time getting pot than alcohol. I guess that is what happens when something is legal but regulated.
February 26, 2009 at 9:05 AM #355881GuestBTW – a kid in high school has a much easier time getting pot than alcohol. I guess that is what happens when something is legal but regulated.
February 26, 2009 at 9:23 AM #355305UCGal
ParticipantI have no problem legalizing it, under certain circumstances.
I’m not a pot smoker – but watched my brother use it while going through chemo. It worked to help manage the pain and *almost* gave him an appetite. (Chemo is really nasty.) He was conflicted about using it, despite the fact that he was obtaining it legally, for a legitimate purpose. But it did help, in his situation, during his final months.
I look at it as similar to tobacco and booze. Both can be really bad for you. Misuse can cause harm not just to the user but to those around the user. Yet ciggy’s and booze are legal. How is pot, different?
If it increases tax revenue, I look at that as an upside.
February 26, 2009 at 9:23 AM #355614ParticipantI have no problem legalizing it, under certain circumstances.
I’m not a pot smoker – but watched my brother use it while going through chemo. It worked to help manage the pain and *almost* gave him an appetite. (Chemo is really nasty.) He was conflicted about using it, despite the fact that he was obtaining it legally, for a legitimate purpose. But it did help, in his situation, during his final months.
I look at it as similar to tobacco and booze. Both can be really bad for you. Misuse can cause harm not just to the user but to those around the user. Yet ciggy’s and booze are legal. How is pot, different?
If it increases tax revenue, I look at that as an upside.
February 26, 2009 at 9:23 AM #355751ParticipantI have no problem legalizing it, under certain circumstances.
I’m not a pot smoker – but watched my brother use it while going through chemo. It worked to help manage the pain and *almost* gave him an appetite. (Chemo is really nasty.) He was conflicted about using it, despite the fact that he was obtaining it legally, for a legitimate purpose. But it did help, in his situation, during his final months.
I look at it as similar to tobacco and booze. Both can be really bad for you. Misuse can cause harm not just to the user but to those around the user. Yet ciggy’s and booze are legal. How is pot, different?
If it increases tax revenue, I look at that as an upside.
February 26, 2009 at 9:23 AM #355780ParticipantI have no problem legalizing it, under certain circumstances.
I’m not a pot smoker – but watched my brother use it while going through chemo. It worked to help manage the pain and *almost* gave him an appetite. (Chemo is really nasty.) He was conflicted about using it, despite the fact that he was obtaining it legally, for a legitimate purpose. But it did help, in his situation, during his final months.
I look at it as similar to tobacco and booze. Both can be really bad for you. Misuse can cause harm not just to the user but to those around the user. Yet ciggy’s and booze are legal. How is pot, different?
If it increases tax revenue, I look at that as an upside.
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