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Their decisions are coin operated. I doubt this guy has the same motives in his mind as elected officials. |
I'm not proud of it but i've driven whilst drunk, driven whilst high on weed and driven whilst smashed on ecstasy.
I would say weed is by far the safest one of those three. |
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I'm an advocate of decriminalization of marijuana and pretty much any other intoxicant. Treat 'em like alcohol. Legalize it all, tax it, and get rid of the profit motive that drives the black market and the violence that comes with it. The war on drugs is as stupid as the 18th amendment was, and has the same problems magnified. My only problem is with idiots who get behind the wheel when they are drunk, high, or otherwise altered. When you have someone you loved killed by an idiot that had been drinking (but still blew "under" the limit) and was stoned, then you come talk to me about how ridiculous DUI/DWI laws are. I'm just happy they drug tested the asshole and confirmed he'd been using and nailed him on DUI, possession, and vehicular homicide. I won't apologize for my disgust and hatred of those idiots. AFAICS, every time they get behind the wheel f*ucked up, they are saying that getting high/drunk/whatever is more important than the safety of everyone else they share the road with. That's as selfish as it gets, IMO. Quote:
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Stay off the road. For our sake, and for yours. I promise I will. |
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I haven't read the entire thread, but I'm against turning someone into the police for smoking pot - no matter where they're doing it.
Too many people have already had their lives sorely interrupted (if not entirely ruined) merely because they were caught with weed that later found its way from the evidence room to some cop's house. FAX |
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Yeah. It's some pot. Big deal. They probably would retaliate on the spot, because if it was low level possession they probably wouldn't have even gone to jail. Quote:
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It varies from person to person, and I only drink nowadays, but I definately felt more comfortable behind the wheel drunk than I did stoned or on ecstacy. None of them are very good decisions, but I don't buy the whole "stoners are just fine drivers". I'm sure people who smoke pot religiously have a pretty high tolerance and believe they can operate a motor vehicle just the same because it's second nature to be high, but that's just not true. And I'm sure the alcoholic feels the exact same way. |
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In addition, people who are "conditioned" to pot, meaning the ones that have smoked daily for years are no danger on the roads. It's less intoxicating than pain pills to those people. |
Weed's a tricky thing. Scientists can't pinpoint too much about it's effects on the brain. With all substances, scientists can tell you what part of the brain the drug affects and why it does what it does.
Pot bounces around goes to each part of the brain at different times, producing different results each and every time it's smoked. It's a totally different animal. |
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