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Originally posted by GlenSausio View PostThe altered state that the UK weed puts you in, is not healthy. Complete detachment from reality. On a par with acid. I would argue cocaine, ecstasy and speed are much weaker drugs than UK weed now - you are still on the same planet. (Caveat - extremists).
For kids, weed is bad. It kills their motivation when they need it most.
Lastly, weed is an anti social drug, once the giggly phase has past. It separates people rather than bringing them together.Last edited by Eirikur; 21 November 2014, 11:49.
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people can get addicted to anything, some people are natural born addicts whilst others just sail on by.
Everything in moderation, as that greek bloke said
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Originally posted by ELBBUBKUNPS View PostThe same can be said for booze, it all depends on the user, I know people earning 100k plus in senior roles who have smoked daily for 20 years with no issue, I also know other people who it has created issues for.
In the UK weed has doubled in price in the last 6-7 years same grade of weed just twice the price with all the extra £ going in the crime gangs pockets.
I would legalise and regulate closely not ideal but keeping it illegal does not seem to do much except make gangs richer.
Most people I know who have smoked weed regularly in the past, have stopped and have a bad opinion of it.
I think it's because of the weed they were smoking. The Aussie bush stuff is probably fine. The UK stuff is not.
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Originally posted by VectraMan View PostIf it's legalised it can be controlled and limits placed on the strength.
I've been lurking around the Crohn's Disease forum and there they have a medical marijuana section because a lot of people find it's the best treatment. Of course in Britain they'd put you and your doctor in prison for it even if it is the best thing for you.
hardly an excuse for legalising weed for general use.
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Originally posted by GlenSausio View PostThe altered state that the UK weed puts you in, is not healthy. Complete detachment from reality. On a par with acid. I would argue cocaine, ecstasy and speed are much weaker drugs than UK weed now - you are still on the same planet. (Caveat - extremists).
For kids, weed is bad. It kills their motivation when they need it most.
Lastly, weed is an anti social drug, once the giggly phase has past. It separates people rather than bringing them together.
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The same can be said for booze, it all depends on the user, I know people earning 100k plus in senior roles who have smoked daily for 20 years with no issue, I also know other people who it has created issues for.
In the UK weed has doubled in price in the last 6-7 years same grade of weed just twice the price with all the extra £ going in the crime gangs pockets.
I would legalise and regulate closely not ideal but keeping it illegal does not seem to do much except make gangs richer.Last edited by ELBBUBKUNPS; 21 November 2014, 09:47.
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Originally posted by MyUserName View PostI thought that is used to be fine a few years ago but the new forms of skunk etc that have come on the scene within the last 5 or 10 years are brutal and really mess people up?
I've been lurking around the Crohn's Disease forum and there they have a medical marijuana section because a lot of people find it's the best treatment. Of course in Britain they'd put you and your doctor in prison for it even if it is the best thing for you.
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I thought that is used to be fine a few years ago but the new forms of skunk etc that have come on the scene within the last 5 or 10 years are brutal and really mess people up?
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostI know an 18 year old kid who's showing all the behaviours of serious addiction - with weed. It's not harmless for everyone - just like alcohol.
But I'd still decriminalise it and make it government controlled. As the Swiss have done with hard drugs.
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I know an 18 year old kid who's showing all the behaviours of serious addiction - with weed. It's not harmless for everyone - just like alcohol.
But I'd still decriminalise it and make it government controlled. As the Swiss have done with hard drugs.
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Originally posted by GlenSausio View PostThe altered state that the UK weed puts you in, is not healthy. Complete detachment from reality. On a par with acid. I would argue cocaine, ecstasy and speed are much weaker drugs than UK weed now - you are still on the same planet. (Caveat - extremists).
For kids, weed is bad. It kills their motivation when they need it most.
Lastly, weed is an anti social drug, once the giggly phase has past. It separates people rather than bringing them together.
Drugs is bollocks......
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Originally posted by GlenSausio View PostThe altered state that the UK weed puts you in, is not healthy. Complete detachment from reality. On a par with acid. I would argue cocaine, ecstasy and speed are much weaker drugs than UK weed now - you are still on the same planet. (Caveat - extremists).
For kids, weed is bad. It kills their motivation when they need it most.
Lastly, weed is an anti social drug, once the giggly phase has past. It separates people rather than bringing them together.
It good for de flu,
good for asthma,
good for tuberculosis,
even umara composis.
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Originally posted by eek View Post
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