Marijuana - The Truth

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  1. Mr. Cheeky

    Mr. Cheeky Well-Known Member

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    http://www.perkel.com/politics/issues/pot.htm

    Completely unbiased information, please take some time to read, its very interesting and informing.

    Questions, comments, concerns? Post here and i'd be glad to help.

    Why did I post this? Because too many of you are caught up with government crap and you're too afraid to face the truth.
     
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    Basically what everyone already knows...

    I still consider it a gateway drug to weak minded people (the people who would say, "yes" to drugs even after being informed otherwise because of pressure or w/e). I still agree with the laws that the nation/states have set forth and I don't agree with its use. Yes, its true it is the cause of far less accidents than alcohol, yes it is true it stimulates the creative portions of the mind to broaden your horizons, yes, it relaxes you (its a depressant after all), yes its good after a full day of stressful work. There are alternatives that are safer for your own body when taken with the same precautions as weed (such as staying at home while influenced, like most people do after smoking weed). Take absinthe for example. The effects of origional recipe absinthe is approximately the effects of marijuana, but without the THC or w/e. If taken in large doses (say, a full bottle), it will begin mild hallucinegens. Just like all alcohol, it slows your reaction, it helps you relax, and it stimulates the creative portions of the mind.

    In short, move somewhere absinthe is legal and do that as much as you want, or weed, but absinthe is less destructive to the system (atleast as far as the mind is concerned, your kidneys/liver are another story), and cheaper for the rush. If your so far into pot that you begin posting threads trying to prove to people on the internet that what the government says is wrong about pot, you probably shouldnt be here, go somewhere where pot is okay to use and toke it up all day for as much as I care.
     
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    Absinthe is less destructive? What kind of bull---- is that?

    Not only is it alcohol, but its also thujone which eats at your brain to make you hallucinate.
     
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    it doesnt deteriorate your brain overtime tho, it wont permenately destroy as many (keywords) as marijuana will. hallucinogens are temporary, and with enough marijuana it can happen too, well, varying on what its cut with and the other drugs involved in the household of where it was made, usually around here heroin is made in the same household, so marijuana around here often comes with opium mixed in with it (that the hallucinegetic part of heroin).

    it increases paranoia, which marijuana does, it creates mild hallucinogens (which isnt really a mild hallucinogen, its more of inspriing creativity, ask anyone who has drank it seriously). Artists have used it, whether it be music artist (Marilyn Manson), genuine artists (Van Gogh, i believe, it was some very well known artist, but I just woke up, so I cant tell you who right now), and it has the exact same effects of marijuana, but it doesnt damage the mind and instead damages the kidney/liver. I would personally prefer liver/kidney problems over being brain dead, I dont know about anyone else, but I value my mind.
     
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    You know, that's great that everyone has their opinions on the subject, but this isn't the place to be discussing it. Closed.
     
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