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Originally Posted by timalkin
People ingest marijuana precisely because it causes intoxication, i.e. impairment. Everyone that I've ever known that smoked pot were lazy, directionless, had no ambition, and were pieces of shit in general. Not exactly productive people. I don't think the U.S. government should encourage such activity by making marijuana legal.
I have no problem with drugs being used for medicinal purposes. I do have a problem with drugs being used for recreational purposes. I don't mind the recreational part so much if it only affects the person doing it.
Example: Want to smoke a cigarette? Go right ahead, as long as I don't have to smell that disgusting shit. Parents shouldn't be allowed to smoke around children or animals either, because then the smoker is affecting others around them. Tax the fuck out of cigarettes to offset the future healthcare costs that are sure to follow when dipshit smokers get cancer.
Want to drink alcohol or smoke pot? Go right ahead, but if you drive or otherwise put someone in danger you should have your fucking head removed from your body with a rusty butterknife. I can't think of a more selfish thing than to kill somebody because you wanted to "get a little high."
Unfortunately, most people are too fucking stupid to refrain from driving intoxicated or doing anything else that puts other people in danger. Why should I have to die because you wanted to ingest some fucking chemicals to have fun? Drug abuse, no matter what particular substance is being abused, causes way more death, destruction, and loss of productivity than any benefit it creates. Fuck no to legalization.
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So you're against caffeine, alcohol, and chocolate? All of those have intoxicating effects so they should be outlawed too, right?
I know a lot of people who don't use pot and are lazy, directionless, no ambition pieces of shit.
I think the criminalization of pot is idiotic. The amount of tax revenue that comes in, not to mention the reduction in crime and the ability to help damage the cartels that are dependent on that revenue. Right now, lawmakers outlaw pot as a treatment for people who desperately need the relief pot would give them, but cannot. At the same time, opiates such as morphine are routinely prescribed, and rightly so. I just don't understand why pot is so demonized.
Note: This comes from someone that has
never even tried pot.