shagster01
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They're probably still high from that joint they smoked last month, right?
(Btw, you still haven't given me a source for that claim)
No. Insane is talking about things you have no idea about and convincing yourself that you do.
Marijuana legalization: LESS government?
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They're probably still high from that joint they smoked last month, right?
(Btw, you still haven't given me a source for that claim)
No. Insane is talking about things you have no idea about and convincing yourself that you do.
shagster01
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I have given you several days to provide a study proving this. Are you going to, or just admit you made it up?
WizardofOz
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He's been especially full of it lately. More than usual at least. I suppose it's relative
The brain actually changes where long term drug use occurs.
http://www.drugabuse.gov/publications/addiction-science/drug-use-changes-brain/implication
shagster01
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Pretty generic. Does that include prescription drugs too? Or only ones that aren't made by big pharma?
Either way, it doesn't prove aCW's claim that you stay high.
That includes any drug that gets you high when its used long term or abused, it changes you so that yes you are "high" and have impaired motor function, impaired mental function.
There are all kinds of studies on how they literally change the brain chemistry and continue to do so for a very long time after use has stopped.
shagster01
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Caffeine is a drug that gets you high. That's why so many people drink coffee in the morning. Most people are high, I guess.
All that stuff is okay if it makes money for the Big Pharma companies.
Excellent points my Libertarian adversaries: If a society is going to allow prescribed medications such as Plavix (which thins the blood for those who've had a stroke or heart attack) to be legal, it had better allow dope to be legal.
Yep, it makes perfect sense to....
people who are dope smokers.
I don't ever recall hearing someone being pulled over and being charged with "Driving Under the Influence of Caffeine".
shagster01
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That doesn't make it less of a damaging drug.
Unlike marijuana, caffeine isn't mind altering. In fact, I can drink a whole cup of coffee without coughing up all of the toxins that marijuana puts into a person's lungs.
Nor after drinking coffee do I have problems with forgetfulness, anxiety, lethargy and a lack of motivation.
gcthomas
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The only drug that has ever caused me health problems over time, eventually leaving me hospitalised in an emergency, is caffeine.
I know several people who have had to give up caffeine on the advise of consultant cardiologists.
Get back to me when you put as much THC into your system as you did caffeine.
Did the same cardiologists tell those people to take up dope smoking to strengthen their cardiovascular system?
shagster01
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The doctor told me to lay off the caffeine if I wanted a prostate later in life and then wrote my marijuana prescription.
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How much coffee were you drinking?
By the way, did the same doctor say:
"And be sure to increase your marijuana use shag, as it builds bodies in 12 different ways!"?
shagster01
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I did just read an article in a health magazine about how pot helps athletes. If I can find it digitally I'll post it here.
Since when is "High Times" considered a health magazine shag?
So instead of athletes being suspended or kicked off their team for recreational drug use, the coach should have the team gather around a bong in the locker room before each game?
shagster01
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No. After each game. It helps with muscle recovery.