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That GLASS better have some milk in it for some oreo's than! ;) |
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You can line 50 people up and give them crack or blow every day for 3 weeks, and chances are all 50 will become addicted. Take another 50 people and give them alcohol everyday for 3 weeks and you might get 2 or 3 alcoholics. |
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ugh, i can't stand that woman!! yech... |
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Maybe I am just looking at it in a different context than others. |
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what's wrong, btw, with getting people to register to vote? i hounded my daughter about it til she finally registered. so, you're saying because they took potential voters to a mosque, it helped a candidate? how does the setting of a mosque do that? |
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I'm not going to ever argue about crack or blow... Its the weed thing I'm arguing. |
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You think it falls on the side of everyone becoming addicted? |
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Honestly? I have no idea. Most of the people I know that smoke it are addicted to it. |
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I guess I am looking at it strictly as the harm or the potential harm it has towards others, especially when people choose to operate a vehicle on a public road. Kind of narrow minded in that aspect I guess... |
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I know people that have had to smoke it 3-4 times a day just to get through the day. Sounds physically addictive to me. |
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Now the 'roni pizza after? That's a physical addiction |
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As in all things in life, moderation is the key to almost everything. I see no problem with someone pulling a couple bong hits on a Friday night to enhance relaxation with some friends once in a while. But when it is a part of your daily routine, it is an issue. |
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Its probably harder to quit coffee than pot. Definately harded to quit cigs than pot. Can't even compare quitting alcohol & hard drugs to pot. |
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people are creatures of habit, the habit itself, moreso than what the habit IS, is usually the problem. people don't like change, in many things they do....look at how many say they want to quit smoking, but don't for example...i quit cold turkey, and i don't think i have any special powers. i made the decision to quit and did so. same thing when i decided to lose weight. some just decide they like their habit or are comfortable with it. |
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I would also be curious as to how many people that end up doing the "harder drugs" that people talk about, started with pot. I hear many stories of people that started with pot, but felt the need for a "better high." |
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