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Should marijuana be legalized?

Should marijuana be legalized? 118 members have voted

  1. 1. Should marijuana be legalized?

    • Yes
      67%
      80
    • No
      26%
      31
    • Undecided
      5%
      7

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I could only imagine how giant of an empire McDonald's would be if pot was legalized....

 

I wonder if they would come out with a "munchies menu".....

 

Good lord. Stoners serving stoners. :ohbrother: This world would be much worse off if Miss Jane were legalized.

 

It is easy enough to attain and smoke as it is, keep it illegal.

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Good lord. Stoners serving stoners. :ohbrother: This world would be much worse off if Miss Jane were legalized.

 

It is easy enough to attain and smoke as it is, keep it illegal.

 

No governmental revenue or regulation on it this way, legalize it and tax it like cigarettes. Allow some of our cigarette companies to diversify their holdings.

Is there a way to quantify how much is in the body at a given time like there is with alcohol? If so, legalize it.

I would say legalize it, except for the fact that there would be SO many people high at work or during something important.

 

I for one do not want my order at McDonalds messed up everytime because the cashier and cook are both stoned.

 

That bridge has already been crossed. If you've ever worked in a restaurant, you'd notice funny things like 5-6 people on the kitchen staff walking one bag of trash out to the dumpster.

Is there a way to quantify how much is in the body at a given time like there is with alcohol? If so, legalize it.

 

If there was, what would the legal limit be???

That's right.......you do not overdose on the introductory, stepping stone drug.

 

Overdoses don't come until you continue your recreational drug use to the next level.

 

That is when you get to overdose.

 

People who do harder drugs do so because they choose to. It has nothing to do with marijuana.

I would say legalize it, except for the fact that there would be SO many people high at work or during something important.

 

I for one do not want my order at McDonalds messed up everytime because the cashier and cook are both stoned.

 

Maybe McDonald's food should be outlawed. It is terrible for the human body.

I believe it should be, tax it heavily and be strict about regulating it's usage in public.

I want to further clarify, that I don't use marijuana, and I have no desire to. I just think it should be legal, so we can make money on it.

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Good lord. Stoners serving stoners. :ohbrother: This world would be much worse off if Miss Jane were legalized.

 

It is easy enough to attain and smoke as it is, keep it illegal.

 

:idunno: Thought I'd have your support on this one.

Is there a way to quantify how much is in the body at a given time like there is with alcohol? If so, legalize it.

 

That's an interesting question. Maybe a nurse or somebody else could answer this question for us. I'd love to know the answer. I'd imagine that the results of a drug test don't just show up as a + or -. That would lead me to believe that there would be SOME type of numerical value, but I don't know for sure. Great question.

 

Good lord. Stoners serving stoners. :ohbrother: This world would be much worse off if Miss Jane were legalized.

 

It is easy enough to attain and smoke as it is, keep it illegal.

 

The world would be much worse off? How so?

 

The fact that marijuana is so easy to attain & smoke is one of the reasons why it should be legalized. The government is coming up with all kinds of crazy ideas to fight the recession, yet they're refusing to accept one of the easiest ways to stimulate the economy. If you legalize (and therefore tax) marijuana, it'd bring in additional revenue and I cannot think of a single person who would have to pay that tax who didn't want to. Those who do choose to smoke marijuana would simply be paying a tax, much like cigarette smokers. And, in a sense, we're creating new jobs at the same time since growing marijuana would become an actual occupation (which means that it too would have taxable income, as opposed to now.)

That's right.......you do not overdose on the introductory, stepping stone drug.

 

Overdoses don't come until you continue your recreational drug use to the next level.

 

That is when you get to overdose.

I know plenty of people who have smoked marijuana and do not use or affiliate with any other drugs. The myth of marijuana as a gateway drug is simply the law of probability. If you're going to do hardcore drugs, you're going to start somewhere. Chances are you start with nicotine & alcohol, move on to marijuana, and then move on to something else.

 

I would say legalize it, except for the fact that there would be SO many people high at work or during something important.

 

I for one do not want my order at McDonalds messed up everytime because the cashier and cook are both stoned.

 

The being high at work thing could be a potential problem, but the majority of those people who would be tempted to go into work high are the same ones who are probably tempted now. Alcohol is legal, but how many people go into work drunk?

I want to further clarify, that I don't use marijuana, and I have no desire to. I just think it should be legal, so we can make money on it.

 

:thumb:

 

This shouldn't be marijuana smokers battling non-marijuana smokers. The fact of the matter is that legalizing marijuana would be an excellent way to stimulate the economy, and there are too many people who refuse to accept that for some reason or another.

 

The choice to smoke marijuana or not is a personal preference. It is out there and it is widespread. You cannot deny that. So let's get rid of these ridiculous stimulus packages and billion dollar bailouts and do something that makes sense. If that isn't enough, then you can start to talk bailout....

That's an interesting question. Maybe a nurse or somebody else could answer this question for us. I'd love to know the answer. I'd imagine that the results of a drug test don't just show up as a + or -. That would lead me to believe that there would be SOME type of numerical value, but I don't know for sure. Great question.

 

 

 

The world would be much worse off? How so?

 

The fact that marijuana is so easy to attain & smoke is one of the reasons why it should be legalized. The government is coming up with all kinds of crazy ideas to fight the recession, yet they're refusing to accept one of the easiest ways to stimulate the economy. If you legalize (and therefore tax) marijuana, it'd bring in additional revenue and I cannot think of a single person who would have to pay that tax who didn't want to. Those who do choose to smoke marijuana would simply be paying a tax, much like cigarette smokers. And, in a sense, we're creating new jobs at the same time since growing marijuana would become an actual occupation (which means that it too would have taxable income, as opposed to now.)

 

I know plenty of people who have smoked marijuana and do not use or affiliate with any other drugs. The myth of marijuana as a gateway drug is simply the law of probability. If you're going to do hardcore drugs, you're going to start somewhere. Chances are you start with nicotine & alcohol, move on to marijuana, and then move on to something else.

 

 

 

The being high at work thing could be a potential problem, but the majority of those people who would be tempted to go into work high are the same ones who are probably tempted now. Alcohol is legal, but how many people go into work drunk?

 

I agree with all of the above.

:idunno: Thought I'd have your support on this one.

 

Ha trust me T I would have no problem with it. I just see a lot of things ending up being worse off for it.

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:thumb:

 

This shouldn't be marijuana smokers battling non-marijuana smokers. The fact of the matter is that legalizing marijuana would be an excellent way to stimulate the economy, and there are too many people who refuse to accept that for some reason or another.

 

The choice to smoke marijuana or not is a personal preference. It is out there and it is widespread. You cannot deny that. So let's get rid of these ridiculous stimulus packages and billion dollar bailouts and do something that makes sense. If that isn't enough, then you can start to talk bailout....

 

:notworthy: So are you running for anything anytime soon that I can vote for you in?

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