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Quote from: "kiebers"Quote from: "RW"Quote from: "kiebers"Thee should be no chemical use.Quote from: "RW"
These mass growers are going to fuck it up.
They know it will just create a market for "organic" and the prices should go back up.
It should be organic.
Today's organic or 75 years ago organic. They are different...LOL
Food items that are classified as "organic", to me, should be classified as "Chemical Free". Pot could be the same way. Marketing baby, Marketing.....LOL
Quote from: "RW"Quote from: "Fashionista"Quote from: "iron horse jockey"Quote from: "seoulbro"Quote from: "Fashionista"I figured that the mass legalization would lower prices eventually.Quote from: "shin"
I used to toke years ago. I think I'm currently on the fence about whether it should be widely available.
I'm not anyone's Father, but I wouldn't suggest anyone under 18 use it, although I did. It can change the way you think permanently, and this can be a double edged sword for people who are still developing.
On the other hand, if there were more truthful education spread through mass media about it,fewer people would smoke tobacco and drink alcohol. I think marijuana is ultimately a safer option than these and other drugs.
I hope they both disappear too.
The government of Ontario had tobacco revenue alone in 2012-2013 of $1.15 billion. I cannot find figures for alcohol sin taxes. I would like to see marijuana legalized and taxed too. I am a smoker and a drinker, but sin taxes make much more sense than taxing income. The problem with sin taxes is that if governments get too greedy it creates a contraband market as we have in Ontario with cigarettes.
Alcohol and tobacco do pay a lot of bills provincially and federally, no question about it.
I don't care iron horse jockey, they are both destroy people.
Some people are helped by marijuana. You can't say the same of tobacco use or alcohol as we use it.
Meet Charlotte:
Quote from: "Herman"Quote from: "RW"Quote from: "Fashionista"Quote from: "iron horse jockey"Quote from: "seoulbro"Quote from: "Fashionista"I figured that the mass legalization would lower prices eventually.Quote from: "shin"
I used to toke years ago. I think I'm currently on the fence about whether it should be widely available.
I'm not anyone's Father, but I wouldn't suggest anyone under 18 use it, although I did. It can change the way you think permanently, and this can be a double edged sword for people who are still developing.
On the other hand, if there were more truthful education spread through mass media about it,fewer people would smoke tobacco and drink alcohol. I think marijuana is ultimately a safer option than these and other drugs.
I hope they both disappear too.
The government of Ontario had tobacco revenue alone in 2012-2013 of $1.15 billion. I cannot find figures for alcohol sin taxes. I would like to see marijuana legalized and taxed too. I am a smoker and a drinker, but sin taxes make much more sense than taxing income. The problem with sin taxes is that if governments get too greedy it creates a contraband market as we have in Ontario with cigarettes.
Alcohol and tobacco do pay a lot of bills provincially and federally, no question about it.
I don't care iron horse jockey, they are both destroy people.
Some people are helped by marijuana. You can't say the same of tobacco use or alcohol as we use it.
Meet Charlotte:
I really dislike the idea of legalizing mood altering substances..Quote from: "Fashionista"
But, I too know that marijuana and opiates have medicinal purposes..
I don't know.
ac_dunno
I don't care iron horse jockey, they are both destroy people.Quote from: "Fashionista"
Quote from: "RW"I really dislike the idea of legalizing mood altering substances..Quote from: "Fashionista"
But, I too know that marijuana and opiates have medicinal purposes..
I don't know.
ac_dunno
Do you know how many mood altering substances there are? Caffeine is a mood altering substance in additional MANY MANY legal drugs. To say one is okay and another one isn't for no real reason doesn't make sense.
Quote from: "shin"Quote from: "RW"I really dislike the idea of legalizing mood altering substances..Quote from: "Fashionista"
But, I too know that marijuana and opiates have medicinal purposes..
I don't know.
ac_dunno
Do you know how many mood altering substances there are? Caffeine is a mood altering substance in additional MANY MANY legal drugs. To say one is okay and another one isn't for no real reason doesn't make sense.
I think people in your situation would benefit from using it medicinally, but as I type this I'm kind of wonderingwhere do we draw the line on who can use it and who can't? Freedom is one thing, but there are some benevolent reasons we have laws and restrictions in effect.I think it does have side effects that can outweigh the benefits. As a person who might or might not use it regularly, how much would you say is too much to use over any allotted period of time?
Quote from: "Fashionista"Quote from: "shin"Quote from: "RW"I really dislike the idea of legalizing mood altering substances..Quote from: "Fashionista"
But, I too know that marijuana and opiates have medicinal purposes..
I don't know.
ac_dunno
Do you know how many mood altering substances there are? Caffeine is a mood altering substance in additional MANY MANY legal drugs. To say one is okay and another one isn't for no real reason doesn't make sense.
I think people in your situation would benefit from using it medicinally, but as I type this I'm kind of wonderingwhere do we draw the line on who can use it and who can't? Freedom is one thing, but there are some benevolent reasons we have laws and restrictions in effect.I think it does have side effects that can outweigh the benefits. As a person who might or might not use it regularly, how much would you say is too much to use over any allotted period of time?
Does a person really need to be drunk or high all the time?
That's pathetic.
Quote from: "RW"Quote from: "Fashionista"Quote from: "shin"Quote from: "RW"I really dislike the idea of legalizing mood altering substances..Quote from: "Fashionista"
But, I too know that marijuana and opiates have medicinal purposes..
I don't know.
ac_dunno
Do you know how many mood altering substances there are? Caffeine is a mood altering substance in additional MANY MANY legal drugs. To say one is okay and another one isn't for no real reason doesn't make sense.
I think people in your situation would benefit from using it medicinally, but as I type this I'm kind of wonderingwhere do we draw the line on who can use it and who can't? Freedom is one thing, but there are some benevolent reasons we have laws and restrictions in effect.I think it does have side effects that can outweigh the benefits. As a person who might or might not use it regularly, how much would you say is too much to use over any allotted period of time?
Does a person really need to be drunk or high all the time?
That's pathetic.
If a person is in a lot of pain, being "high all the time" might be a better option.
What I find "pathetic" is denying people drugs that help them.
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