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Should we legalize drugs?
coola:
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--- Quote from: Jrome The Marauder on April 27, 2006, 08:41:10 PM ---I've never heard that about a water bong. Care to substantiate?
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You never heard that a bong is heathier? It removes a lot of the toxins through filteration. When the smoke passes through the water before being inhaled, it's a lot smoother. Have you not noticed that?
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a bong is definetly not 'healthier'.. ask your G.P.
and drugs shouldnt be legalized, you could 'de-criminalize' certain drugs, such as weed and ecstacy... but having coke, crack, ice or heroin legalized, thats just asking for trouble.
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First of all, you moron, a bong is KNOWN to be safer than a blunt, joint, pipe, etc. That's not even questionable, doctors will tell you the same thing, that's what water-pipes are made for. The smoke is a lot thicker when it doesn't pass through water, it's not rocket-science. Second of all, ecstasy is a WAY worse drug for you than coke is. Ecstasy eats holes in your brain, it's probably one of the worst drugs in the world...Boy, do you know a lot. ::)
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when i said ask your G.P, that means ask your doctor. dont try back your argument up with something i already said.
Don Seer:
lol @ every week smoker being an expert... self-justify all you like.. i'm telling you weed _does_ have bad affects.. especially psychologically.. everyone i've known who's toked "a lot" (i'm talking about as an everyday thang.. not socially) has ended up a 'sketchy' stay indoors in the dark, reclusive kinda person. just to make the point again before people jump on this.. i'm not saying that 'casual' usage has this affect.. but extended continuous usage definitely does.
Inspire / Moss:
--- Quote from: Overseer on May 03, 2006, 03:44:29 AM ---
lol @ every week smoker being an expert... self-justify all you like.. i'm telling you weed _does_ have bad affects.. especially psychologically.. everyone i've known who's toked "a lot" (i'm talking about as an everyday thang.. not socially) has ended up a 'sketchy' stay indoors in the dark, reclusive kinda person. just to make the point again before people jump on this.. i'm not saying that 'casual' usage has this affect.. but extended continuous usage definitely does.
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yea ive got some prime examples of those sorts of people in my life...
coola:
--- Quote from: Overseer on May 03, 2006, 03:44:29 AM ---
lol @ every week smoker being an expert... self-justify all you like.. i'm telling you weed _does_ have bad affects.. especially psychologically.. everyone i've known who's toked "a lot" (i'm talking about as an everyday thang.. not socially) has ended up a 'sketchy' stay indoors in the dark, reclusive kinda person. just to make the point again before people jump on this.. i'm not saying that 'casual' usage has this affect.. but extended continuous usage definitely does.
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every person is an individual, affects everyone in different ways.
Ozir:
Mexico is about to legalize a lot of shit and I think it's a smart move...
http://www.latimes.com/news/printedition/front/la-fg-legalize3may03,1,3361093.story?coll=la-headlines-frontpage
...Cocaine. Heroin. LSD. Marijuana. PCP. Opium. Synthetic opiates. Mescaline. Peyote. Psilocybin mushrooms. Amphetamines. Methamphetamines.
And the per-person amounts approved for possession by anyone 18 or older could easily turn any college party into an all-nighter: half a gram of coke, a couple of Ecstasy pills, several doses of LSD, a few marijuana joints, a spoonful of heroin, 5 grams of opium and more than 2 pounds of peyote, the hallucinogenic cactus.
The law would be among the most permissive in the world, putting Mexico in the company of the Netherlands...
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