clamum
Lifer
Originally posted by: BadDaddy
Hmm...
One makes you stupid, one can kill you. Either way they're screwed. :roll:
Been smoking weed hey?
Originally posted by: BadDaddy
Hmm...
One makes you stupid, one can kill you. Either way they're screwed. :roll:
Have you done any intelligent things while being high? :roll:Originally posted by: clamum
I was wondering. Saying smoking weed makes one stupid is just, well, stupid.
Your not letting yourself see the sense in it. Alcohol carries very little physical addiction and therefore cannot be used to dismiss my statement. Try saying the same thing for heroin or crack where the majority of relapses do occur before physical addiction is overcome.
Having known hundreds of smokers in my life I can honestly say I know of none who are addicted to pot. Now take a group of a hundred who tried crack and see how many of them became addicted. The numbers given on that site are ignorant. If anybody checks in to a clinic for Marijuana abuse it is because their ignorant parents made them.
Originally posted by: BadDaddy
Have you done any intelligent things while being high? :roll:Originally posted by: clamum
I was wondering. Saying smoking weed makes one stupid is just, well, stupid.
Originally posted by: BadDaddy
Have you done any intelligent things while being high? :roll:Originally posted by: clamum
I was wondering. Saying smoking weed makes one stupid is just, well, stupid.
Yeah. I quit smoking cigarettes.Originally posted by: BadDaddy
Have you done any intelligent things while being high? :roll:
Originally posted by: Hardcore
Your not letting yourself see the sense in it. Alcohol carries very little physical addiction and therefore cannot be used to dismiss my statement. Try saying the same thing for heroin or crack where the majority of relapses do occur before physical addiction is overcome.
You're absolutely wrong. Heroin and crack leaves the system very quickly... usually within 48 hours, and it's not detectable any longer. People who are 'relapsing' while still within the withdrawal phase aren't quitting... they're more likely taking a temporary break because none is available at the moment.
True quitters, more often than not make it through the withdrawal periods. I'm not saying it's easy, it's not, i've been through mild heroin withdrawal myself, but it's not that difficult. It's just sh1tty. When you have people relapsing, it's after all physical dependency, and it's entirely psychological.
Having known hundreds of smokers in my life I can honestly say I know of none who are addicted to pot. Now take a group of a hundred who tried crack and see how many of them became addicted. The numbers given on that site are ignorant. If anybody checks in to a clinic for Marijuana abuse it is because their ignorant parents made them.
That's because your definition of addiction is that it has to be a physical quality to it. But there are LOTS of pot addicts out there. People that do it EVERYDAY, are pot addicts. Now when they quit, they might not get the shakes, flu, diarrhea, vomitting, migraines, etc that other physical addiction comes with, but the psychological addiction is there. They whine and complain about not having it and needing to get high. Lying to friends and family for the money for it. etc. THAT'S addiction.
Originally posted by: Hardcore
Your not letting yourself see the sense in it. Alcohol carries very little physical addiction and therefore cannot be used to dismiss my statement. Try saying the same thing for heroin or crack where the majority of relapses do occur before physical addiction is overcome.
You're absolutely wrong. Heroin and crack leaves the system very quickly... usually within 48 hours, and it's not detectable any longer. People who are 'relapsing' while still within the withdrawal phase aren't quitting... they're more likely taking a temporary break because none is available at the moment.
True quitters, more often than not make it through the withdrawal periods. I'm not saying it's easy, it's not, i've been through mild heroin withdrawal myself, but it's not that difficult. It's just sh1tty. When you have people relapsing, it's after all physical dependency, and it's entirely psychological.
Having known hundreds of smokers in my life I can honestly say I know of none who are addicted to pot. Now take a group of a hundred who tried crack and see how many of them became addicted. The numbers given on that site are ignorant. If anybody checks in to a clinic for Marijuana abuse it is because their ignorant parents made them.
That's because your definition of addiction is that it has to be a physical quality to it. But there are LOTS of pot addicts out there. People that do it EVERYDAY, are pot addicts. Now when they quit, they might not get the shakes, flu, diarrhea, vomitting, migraines, etc that other physical addiction comes with, but the psychological addiction is there. They whine and complain about not having it and needing to get high. Lying to friends and family for the money for it. etc. THAT'S addiction.
Yeah, well maybe you lived a lot of places but definitely not where I do! I'd be so happy if that was all that would happen if caught with a personal sack. When you live in a town that has no real serious crimes, the many police will harass the teens in cars looking for weed.Originally posted by: Kango
People keep saying that pot will get you thrown in the slammer, but that definitely varies with local law enforcement.
Everywhere I've lived, if you're stupid enough to get caught with a personal amount of weed (maybe an eighth to a quarter oz) you might AT WORST get it taken away and get a ticket. Even a friend of mine who the police found with an ounce didn't get put in the slammer. Maybe it's because he is an upstanding citizen and a great student, who is just carrying out a few "youthful indescretions" but who knows?
I'd say that responsible peronsal ownership and usage is pretty safe from a legal standpoint.