Don't think these are the kind that I like with steak?

Insurance costs and misidentification?

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Originally Posted by Irving

Insurance costs and misidentification?

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Terse answers and sarcasm?

I just don't see how anyone could argue against such a common sense solution as that.

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Originally Posted by theGinsue

Nope. Just like JohnnyEgo, I've never done any illegal (or abuse any LEGAL) drugs - with the exception of underage drinking (but NOT when I operated a motor vehicle!). Never will.



Freedom comes at the price of personal responsibility - which we are in exceptionally short supply of these days. Without personal responsibility it's no longer "freedom", it's chaos.

If folks exercised personal responsibility without infringing upon the rights or safety of others, then I might not be so against it. But here we are, seeing daily the bad decisions of others negatively impacting everyone in the state to some degree or other.



This! Yes, as another poster pointed out, texting drivers are also responsible for the ever increases in auto insurance. MJ use has been a factor as well. This impacts me negatively. The poor decisions of others are hitting MY wallet even though I abstain from using the products and from texting while driving (full disclosure: I hate texting even when I'm not behind the wheel of an automobile).

Someone above used the phrase "shit show" to describe the effects legalizing MJ has had. Look at the "travelers" homesteading in our forests without a care to the filth and destruction they are causing. If one opens their eyes and takes a look around their community they too can see the negative effects of the legalized MJ. Crimes of theft have been increasing steadily since the passage of this "right". No, I'm not naive enough to believe it's all due to MJ legalization, but I'm not foolish enough to think that it isn't part of the problem either. Thing is, there are strict rules about where and when you can smoke the stuff. People tend to disregard these restrictions 'cuz "hey, it's legal man". Only a fool would discount this occurring with shroom use.

Now, do I recognize that things like MJ and magic mushrooms can have positive medical uses? You bet I do. But just as my blood pressure medication is regulated, I think the use of products like MJ and shrooms should be closely monitored by a licensed and reputable physician. The misuse of any drug can quickly lead to unintended consequences and negating the positive value of their use.

This is just where I stand on the subject. I'm entitled to my own opinion as is everyone else.

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There you have it.

I started having cluster headaches a few years ago. Blood vessels swell up around the eye and the pain is unbelievable. I am considering this treatment. Anyone else in this forum have any experience with this disease?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Krs-bD3073w

I wonder why that guy doesn't just microdose? Maybe that just isn't as effective.

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Originally Posted by Irving

I just don't see how anyone could argue against such a common sense solution as that.

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It was just an example- but whatever... If somebody hasn't learned from what happened with recreational marijuwanna in Calirado, you're not going to listen to reason anyway.

You're still free to do it anyway, regardless of the law- there are just penalties if you're caught.

State by state legalization seems to be a rough road due to the inequities across the country. I suppose some would argue that those small steps are what it takes to arrive at whatever legislation they think they want. I'm torn on the efficacy of state by state legalization. Maybe having a state or two at a time really hyper focuses everyone on just a few areas to work out issues so proven market solutions can just be implemented elsewhere for nationwide roll outs. On the other hand, some small areas may not handle the stress of new populations, companies, and regulations and all the changes that will come with new legislation. Also, I can't think of a single city, town, state, or country whose residents get excited about importing ways of doing things from other places. People generally like to feel that they've created their own unique solutions that fit their demographic.

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Originally Posted by 68Charger

If somebody hasn't learned from what happened with recreational marijuwanna in Calirado, you're not going to listen to reason anyway.

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I'm not looking to be argumentative here, believe it or not, but what specifically has "happened" in Colorado that you're referring to?

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Originally Posted by Irving

I'm not looking to be argumentative here, believe it or not, but what specifically has "happened" in Colorado that you're referring to?

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Go ahead, continue the "experiment"... by all means- I moved out, so fuck up Colorado all you want.... not my problem anymore.