Report, edit, etc...Posted by Aikanaro on 2005-11-24 at 23:53:40
QUOTE(Tmac @ Nov 24 2005, 11:42 PM)
Is it true that you have a greater chance of getting struck by lightning than to get killed by a terrorist attack?
I have heard this before but I'm not sure if it's true.
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I have heard this before but I'm not sure if it's true.
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Hehe, I don't know if you can find evidence for that, But I believe it to be true.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by M_s4 on 2005-11-25 at 14:02:15
In a sane sense of the government, they don't care about what you do to yourself, but how substances can make you hurt other people. For example, if you were really high and someone agitated you really, REALLY bad, and theres a knife right next to the door and he was helpless, odds are you would hurt him some..much. Next there is alchohol. Sure it is not as bad as being high, but it is almost as bad. Example: Drunk driving, fights in bars. When you are smoking, almost always (unless someone is very stupid) you are in control of your situation. When you are eating fast-food, odds are you will not do anything bad.
Also, in levels of addictiveness. If there were four people, one of them ate from McDonald's four times a day, another smoked four times a day, another drank four beers a day, and another took four joints a day, based on legal age limit from lowest to highest, it would fit in the exact same order on level of addictiveness and difficulty to quit.
Also, in levels of addictiveness. If there were four people, one of them ate from McDonald's four times a day, another smoked four times a day, another drank four beers a day, and another took four joints a day, based on legal age limit from lowest to highest, it would fit in the exact same order on level of addictiveness and difficulty to quit.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Loser_Musician on 2005-11-27 at 15:09:09
I can easily tell you've never been high.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Staredit.Net Essence on 2005-12-01 at 21:13:39
QUOTE(Jay_Spartan @ Nov 23 2005, 04:06 PM)
All the things listed are bad and they should be banned form the world. I mean, using the products are not right and the companies that make them should be sued or fined. They are making products taht are harmful and wrong and that can affect how the person will live. I mean they took out Viagra but not Marijuana? The people need to put that the other way. Viagra forgot to put their medicine side-effects but Marijuana can kill...
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Marijuanna is not bad.
Show me one case that shows it can kill. Where IT ALONE kills. Not the actions of an individual.
QUOTE(M_s4 @ Nov 25 2005, 12:02 PM)
In a sane sense of the government, they don't care about what you do to yourself, but how substances can make you hurt other people. For example, if you were really high and someone agitated you really, REALLY bad, and theres a knife right next to the door and he was helpless, odds are you would hurt him some..much. Next there is alchohol. Sure it is not as bad as being high, but it is almost as bad. Example: Drunk driving, fights in bars. When you are smoking, almost always (unless someone is very stupid) you are in control of your situation. When you are eating fast-food, odds are you will not do anything bad.
Also, in levels of addictiveness. If there were four people, one of them ate from McDonald's four times a day, another smoked four times a day, another drank four beers a day, and another took four joints a day, based on legal age limit from lowest to highest, it would fit in the exact same order on level of addictiveness and difficulty to quit.
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Also, in levels of addictiveness. If there were four people, one of them ate from McDonald's four times a day, another smoked four times a day, another drank four beers a day, and another took four joints a day, based on legal age limit from lowest to highest, it would fit in the exact same order on level of addictiveness and difficulty to quit.
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Wtf are you babbling about?
Marijuanna is not addictive, so don't even put the smoking Joints part -_-