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Re: Colorado and Washington: Weed Legalized
there goes the nation,
oh wait.
oh wait.
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jordancoles
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Re: Colorado and Washington: Weed Legalized
I'll take 2 weeds and 5 pots please
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Potjeh
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Re: Colorado and Washington: Weed Legalized
You do know the DEA will still be busting people for it and closing down legit weed shops, right? It's what happens with medical marijuana, after all.
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Amanda44
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Re: Colorado and Washington: Weed Legalized
Whilst I don't intend to share my views on the subject, I did find the subject of plans for the tax distribution from the sale of marijuana quite amusing. Two of the proposed beneficiaries are: Health Care and even more ironically hilarious - Substance Abuse Prevention -

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sabinati
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Re: Colorado and Washington: Weed Legalized
yeah. that isn't the point, though.Potjeh wrote:You do know the DEA will still be busting people for it and closing down legit weed shops, right? It's what happens with medical marijuana, after all.
4% of states now have passed ballot initiatives to legalize for recreational and Massachusetts brings the states that have legalized medical to 36%. both of these numbers were 0% not so many years ago.
there's a difference between use and abuse of a substance.Amanda44 wrote:Whilst I don't intend to share my views on the subject, I did find the subject of plans for the tax distribution from the sale of marijuana quite amusing. Two of the proposed beneficiaries are: Health Care and even more ironically hilarious - Substance Abuse Prevention -![]()
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Amanda44
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Re: Colorado and Washington: Weed Legalized
In my own opinion i think how 'abuse' is defined goes hand in hand with a persons view of the subject - again, not stating my own personal views.sabinati wrote:there's a difference between use and abuse of a substance.Amanda44 wrote:Whilst I don't intend to share my views on the subject, I did find the subject of plans for the tax distribution from the sale of marijuana quite amusing. Two of the proposed beneficiaries are: Health Care and even more ironically hilarious - Substance Abuse Prevention -![]()
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I'm not sure wether you meant in terms of quantity or frequency - or both. The term in itself 'substance abuse' is open to different interpretations and is not always based on either criteria.
One of the definitions being - the use of any substance for mood-altering purposes, regardless of the amount taken or frequency of use and more to do with the consequences of use.
Another definition is use for purposes other than for which they were intended, again regardless of quantity or frequency of use - though tbh i'm not sure that can be applied to weed - not in my opinion anyway, lol.
At the end of the day, a pot smoker will be 'using' the pot on a fairly regular basis be it every day or every weekend or socialy at events/parties - whatever - a pot smoker would not call this 'substance abuse' and would refer to it as 'recreational use' - however an anti-drug persona will most probably (i'm tempted to say definately, but i won't, lol) see this as 'substance abuse'. My point being the term is relative to most people which is why it can't be (and isn't) clearly defined.
P.s. Please don't make me argue with you Sabi <3
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Potjeh
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Re: Colorado and Washington: Weed Legalized
Even if all the states legalized it, it would still never be legalized on the federal level. There's just too much money in the prison business, and marijuana is one of the most common reasons people go to prison.
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overtyped
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Re: Colorado and Washington: Weed Legalized
well its not like everyone wasn't smoking it anyways. I don't know a single person who doesn't smoke weed, besides me of course *puff* *cough*
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zmurrell
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Re: Colorado and Washington: Weed Legalized
I don't smoke weed or do any other type of drugs nor will i ever do drugs