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Originally Posted by Sawin

I personally want nothing to do with it, but equate my feelings towards it to essentially what libs seem to feel toward firearms. If folks are responsible, law-abiding, and positive additions to society, then let them do what they want. If they're not, then they should expect well defined and well enforced, penalties congruent to their actions.

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very well put

Pot puffing and pickle puffing are two things that should only be done out of public sight! Pot is still not legal at the federal level and i hope it never is, so anyone caught should be paying very high fines. I see shit bags hitting the pjpe all the time while driving.

Don't care either way. I know plenty of fully functional adults with high incomes that smoke regularly. I also know some people who contribute significantly less to society. IMHO pot being legalized isn't changing anything and having a "pot club" isn't changing anything either.

^^ This^^

I've done my share of smoking back in the day, but I choose not to anymore for the same reasons that I've drastically reduced my drinking. Makes me feel stupid, kills my sleep cycles, makes for a lousy example to my kids, and I abhor anything that makes me ok with wasting an entire day. That said, I support people's rights to make their own choices, good or bad, so long as said choices are not adversely affecting others. I think both sides of the spectrum have made way too big a deal out of pot. Those in favor of it make it sound like the fount of all life, and those against demonize it to an extreme. It's just a drug - like caffeine and alcohol. There are good and bad properties to it, and it should come down to each person's personal choice.

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Originally Posted by Dingo

^^ This^^

I've done my share of smoking back in the day, but I choose not to anymore for the same reasons that I've drastically reduced my drinking. Makes me feel stupid, kills my sleep cycles, makes for a lousy example to my kids, and I abhor anything that makes me ok with wasting an entire day. That said, I support people's rights to make their own choices, good or bad, so long as said choices are not adversely affecting others. I think both sides of the spectrum have made way too big a deal out of pot. Those in favor of it make it sound like the fount of all life, and those against demonize it to an extreme. It's just a drug - like caffeine and alcohol. There are good and bad properties to it, and it should come down to each person's personal choice.

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I'm with this line of thinking. However, I tell people that if they get behind the wheel after smoking then I hold them in the same regard as drunks who get behind the wheel.