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Great. Let's drug ourselves out of this misery.

Wait a minute- that's what drugs are for! To make us feel good when our lives are crap. In that case, all Californians should drug up.
 
BLAZER PROPHET said:
Great. Let's drug ourselves out of this misery.

Wait a minute- that's what drugs are for! To make us feel good when our lives are crap. In that case, all Californians should drug up.
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Actually I think it is quite funny that for most "herb smokers" that the only time you can't really smoke, is when your looking for work, when in fact, that is when you have the most time to kill.
 
BLAZER PROPHET said:
Great. Let's drug ourselves out of this misery.

Wait a minute- that's what drugs are for! To make us feel good when our lives are crap. In that case, all Californians should drug up.
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Reminds me of some classic stuff............

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ABM said:
Reminds me of some classic stuff............

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Awesome home movies, dude.
 
Haha, gateway drug crap? Seriously?
 
Better ban alcohol. Gateway drug to weed which is a gateway drug to cocaine.

:rolleyes:
 
BLAZER PROPHET said:
I can't. Rats. Well, I'll let the 16,976,512 cocaine addicts who started on weed to make the connection for me.
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Yes and how many people would have started on cocaine if they had made it so they had to buy their beer at the place where cocaine is sold. Especially when you have the logic of: Well they told me this shit is bad for you, but when I smoked it, I felt great. I wonder what that cocaine stuff they are selling is like if they say it is bad too....

The law actually creates the situation, not prevents it.
 
hasoos said:
Yes and how many people would have started on cocaine if they had made it so they had to buy their beer at the place where cocaine is sold. Especially when you have the logic of: Well they told me this shit is bad for you, but when I smoked it, I felt great. I wonder what that cocaine stuff they are selling is like if they say it is bad too....

The law actually creates the situation, not prevents it.
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Huh?

Uh, so tell me, is cocaine legal at the moment?
 
 
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BP, are you taking on the masses.........again?!

Good luck. :lol:
 
BLAZER PROPHET said:
Your first sentence was completely incoherent. :pimp:
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How is that? Lets break it down into pieces.

1. A person needs to buy beer.
2. In the hypothetical situation listed above, they have to go buy it where other drugs are sold.
3. So the person goes there to buy beer.
4. But they are exposed to cocaine.
5. They think "Hey, all sorts of people told me beer was bad for me, maybe cocaine isn't as dangerous as they say."
6. They buy some coke, go home get addicted, and destroy their life. Or maybe they just have a good time. It's up to them.

The point being, if people had to go to the same shady places to buy beer that other folks do to buy marijuana, it would be a "gateway drug" too.

The solution is to make it so those folks don't have to go to those places to buy it, and then it is no longer a gateway drug. No more than beer anyhow.
 
I don't think it is necessarily just, well, you sell this AND that, so I will try them both. If you notice, a lot of people that do drugs, and mroe specifically, abuse drugs, tend to have addictive personalities. Someone prone to trying cocaine isn't only going to try it because they smoked pot, they were going to try it because that is their personality. For a whole bunch of people I know, pot was just fine for them. Stopped right there. For others, they started smoking cigarettes at a younger age than most, started drinking at a younger age than most. Then pot. mushrooms, acid, coke, etc. It was not well, I smoked pot, now I am going to start doing PCP. If the gateway excuse is to be made, then let's say that cigarettes are a gateway drug, as I have never known a friend or otherwise who smoked pot who didn't also smoke cigarettes. Or smoked cigarettes first, adn then quit, but continued to smoke pot. I do not know any friends who never drank before smoking pot. Gateway drug. fuck that shit.
 
hasoos said:
How is that? Lets break it down into pieces.

1. A person needs to buy beer.
2. In the hypothetical situation listed above, they have to go buy it where other drugs are sold.
3. So the person goes there to buy beer.
4. But they are exposed to cocaine.
5. They think "Hey, all sorts of people told me beer was bad for me, maybe cocaine isn't as dangerous as they say."
6. They buy some coke, go home get addicted, and destroy their life. Or maybe they just have a good time. It's up to them.

The point being, if people had to go to the same shady places to buy beer that other folks do to buy marijuana, it would be a "gateway drug" too.

The solution is to make it so those folks don't have to go to those places to buy it, and then it is no longer a gateway drug. No more than beer anyhow.
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OK, now I see what you're saying.

I guess my thing is this- first, I simply do not support legalizing dope. If so, something would certainly follow. And follow that. And follow that. Where does it all end?

Second, we have a hard enough time keeping people from legally drinking and illegally driving when intoxicated. To make any drugs so easily available to the masses just adds another layer of irresponsible people driving, commiting crimes... when high on drugs.

So why go there?
 
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