5 years of legal POT is devastating Colorado Springs.

[ShootSpeeders]

The legal pot movement is funded by the auto industry. They love all the car crashes. Car crashes mean car sales.

EDITORIAL: The sad anniversary of Big Commercial Pot in Colorado

nov 21 2017 This week marks the fifth anniversary of Colorado's decision to sanction the world's first anything-goes commercial pot trade.

Five years later, we remain an embarrassing cautionary tale. Residential neighborhoods throughout Colorado Springs reek of marijuana, as producers fill rental homes with plants.

Five years of retail pot coincide with five years of a homelessness growth rate that ranks among the highest rates in the country. Directors of homeless shelters, and people who live on the streets, tell us homeless substance abusers migrate here for easy access to pot.

Five years of Big Marijuana ushered in a doubling in the number of drivers involved in fatal crashes who tested positive for marijuana, based on research by the pro-legalization Denver Post.

Five years of commercial pot have been five years of more marijuana in schools than teachers and administrators ever feared.

The investigation found an increase in high school drug violations of 71 percent since legalization. School suspensions for drugs increased 45 percent.

 

[Pogo]

 

[BULLDOG]

The legal pot movement is funded by the auto industry. They love all the car crashes. Car crashes mean car sales.

EDITORIAL: The sad anniversary of Big Commercial Pot in Colorado

nov 21 2017 This week marks the fifth anniversary of Colorado's decision to sanction the world's first anything-goes commercial pot trade.

Five years later, we remain an embarrassing cautionary tale. Residential neighborhoods throughout Colorado Springs reek of marijuana, as producers fill rental homes with plants.

Five years of retail pot coincide with five years of a homelessness growth rate that ranks among the highest rates in the country. Directors of homeless shelters, and people who live on the streets, tell us homeless substance abusers migrate here for easy access to pot.

Five years of Big Marijuana ushered in a doubling in the number of drivers involved in fatal crashes who tested positive for marijuana, based on research by the pro-legalization Denver Post.

Five years of commercial pot have been five years of more marijuana in schools than teachers and administrators ever feared.

The investigation found an increase in high school drug violations of 71 percent since legalization. School suspensions for drugs increased 45 percent.

Since legalization happened 5 years ago, its reasonable to assume the amount of people testing positive would increase in all defined groups. Church members who use pot has at least doubled. . Coffee drinkers who test positive for pot has at least doubled. Left handed line dancers who still love Billy Ray Cyrus who test positive for pot have at least doubled.. You got anything that says marijuana use caused car crashes to double?

 

[Zander]

The legal pot movement is funded by the auto industry. They love all the car crashes. Car crashes mean car sales.

EDITORIAL: The sad anniversary of Big Commercial Pot in Colorado

nov 21 2017 This week marks the fifth anniversary of Colorado's decision to sanction the world's first anything-goes commercial pot trade.

Five years later, we remain an embarrassing cautionary tale. Residential neighborhoods throughout Colorado Springs reek of marijuana, as producers fill rental homes with plants.

Five years of retail pot coincide with five years of a homelessness growth rate that ranks among the highest rates in the country. Directors of homeless shelters, and people who live on the streets, tell us homeless substance abusers migrate here for easy access to pot.

Five years of Big Marijuana ushered in a doubling in the number of drivers involved in fatal crashes who tested positive for marijuana, based on research by the pro-legalization Denver Post.

Five years of commercial pot have been five years of more marijuana in schools than teachers and administrators ever feared.

The investigation found an increase in high school drug violations of 71 percent since legalization. School suspensions for drugs increased 45 percent.

Since legalization happened 5 years ago, its reasonable to assume the amount of people testing positive would increase in all defined groups. Church members who use pot has at least doubled. . Coffee drinkers who test positive for pot has at least doubled. Left handed line dancers who still love Billy Ray Cyrus who test positive for pot have at least doubled.. You got anything that says marijuana use caused car crashes to double?

Common sense.

"doubling in the number of drivers involved in fatal crashes who tested positive for marijuana, based on research by the pro-legalization Denver Post."​

People who are "high" are more easily distracted. Makes sense. Well, unless you're high.

You high bruh?

 

[Old Rocks]

IN STATES WITH MEDICAL MARIJUANA, PAINKILLER DEATHS DROP BY 25 PERCENT

In states with medical marijuana, painkiller deaths drop by 25%

Opioid-related deaths fell 6.5% after recreational marijuana legalized in Colorado, research finds
Blair Miller
12:26 PM, Oct 16, 2017
1:21 PM, Oct 16, 2017
american journal of public health | colorado marijuana opioid | colorado marijuana reduction opioid related deaths| opioid related deaths recreational marijuana | colorado recreational marijuana and opioids

Opioid-related deaths fell 6.5% after recreational marijuana legalized in Colorado, research finds

Now I have never used pot and probably never will, but I would rather be around someone stoned than drunk on alcohol.

 

[BULLDOG]

The legal pot movement is funded by the auto industry. They love all the car crashes. Car crashes mean car sales.

EDITORIAL: The sad anniversary of Big Commercial Pot in Colorado

nov 21 2017 This week marks the fifth anniversary of Colorado's decision to sanction the world's first anything-goes commercial pot trade.

Five years later, we remain an embarrassing cautionary tale. Residential neighborhoods throughout Colorado Springs reek of marijuana, as producers fill rental homes with plants.

Five years of retail pot coincide with five years of a homelessness growth rate that ranks among the highest rates in the country. Directors of homeless shelters, and people who live on the streets, tell us homeless substance abusers migrate here for easy access to pot.

Five years of Big Marijuana ushered in a doubling in the number of drivers involved in fatal crashes who tested positive for marijuana, based on research by the pro-legalization Denver Post.

Five years of commercial pot have been five years of more marijuana in schools than teachers and administrators ever feared.

The investigation found an increase in high school drug violations of 71 percent since legalization. School suspensions for drugs increased 45 percent.

Since legalization happened 5 years ago, its reasonable to assume the amount of people testing positive would increase in all defined groups. Church members who use pot has at least doubled. . Coffee drinkers who test positive for pot has at least doubled. Left handed line dancers who still love Billy Ray Cyrus who test positive for pot have at least doubled.. You got anything that says marijuana use caused car crashes to double?

Common sense.

"doubling in the number of drivers involved in fatal crashes who tested positive for marijuana, based on research by the pro-legalization Denver Post."​

People who are "high" are more easily distracted. Makes sense. Well, unless you're high.

You high bruh?

Those aren't claims by the Denver Post. Those were just claims from an editorial published in the Denver post.. They publish editorial articles by lots of people who make shit up. You got a credible source to prove all those claims?

 

[AvgGuyIA]

Marijuana destroys your brain and harms your lungs.

 

[Zander]

The legal pot movement is funded by the auto industry. They love all the car crashes. Car crashes mean car sales.

EDITORIAL: The sad anniversary of Big Commercial Pot in Colorado

nov 21 2017 This week marks the fifth anniversary of Colorado's decision to sanction the world's first anything-goes commercial pot trade.

Five years later, we remain an embarrassing cautionary tale. Residential neighborhoods throughout Colorado Springs reek of marijuana, as producers fill rental homes with plants.

Five years of retail pot coincide with five years of a homelessness growth rate that ranks among the highest rates in the country. Directors of homeless shelters, and people who live on the streets, tell us homeless substance abusers migrate here for easy access to pot.

Five years of Big Marijuana ushered in a doubling in the number of drivers involved in fatal crashes who tested positive for marijuana, based on research by the pro-legalization Denver Post.

Five years of commercial pot have been five years of more marijuana in schools than teachers and administrators ever feared.

The investigation found an increase in high school drug violations of 71 percent since legalization. School suspensions for drugs increased 45 percent.

Since legalization happened 5 years ago, its reasonable to assume the amount of people testing positive would increase in all defined groups. Church members who use pot has at least doubled. . Coffee drinkers who test positive for pot has at least doubled. Left handed line dancers who still love Billy Ray Cyrus who test positive for pot have at least doubled.. You got anything that says marijuana use caused car crashes to double?

Common sense.

"doubling in the number of drivers involved in fatal crashes who tested positive for marijuana, based on research by the pro-legalization Denver Post."​

People who are "high" are more easily distracted. Makes sense. Well, unless you're high.

You high bruh?

Those aren't claims by the Denver Post. Those were just claims from an editorial published in the Denver post.. They publish editorial articles by lots of people who make shit up. You got a credible source to prove all those claims?

I honestly don't care enough to look it up.

Smoke away. Just stay off the fucking roads.

 

[frigidweirdo]

The legal pot movement is funded by the auto industry. They love all the car crashes. Car crashes mean car sales.

EDITORIAL: The sad anniversary of Big Commercial Pot in Colorado

nov 21 2017 This week marks the fifth anniversary of Colorado's decision to sanction the world's first anything-goes commercial pot trade.

Five years later, we remain an embarrassing cautionary tale. Residential neighborhoods throughout Colorado Springs reek of marijuana, as producers fill rental homes with plants.

Five years of retail pot coincide with five years of a homelessness growth rate that ranks among the highest rates in the country. Directors of homeless shelters, and people who live on the streets, tell us homeless substance abusers migrate here for easy access to pot.

Five years of Big Marijuana ushered in a doubling in the number of drivers involved in fatal crashes who tested positive for marijuana, based on research by the pro-legalization Denver Post.

Five years of commercial pot have been five years of more marijuana in schools than teachers and administrators ever feared.

The investigation found an increase in high school drug violations of 71 percent since legalization. School suspensions for drugs increased 45 percent.

Ah, people being able to decide things for themselves.

The pro-smaller govt people don't want smaller govt. What a fucking surprise.

 

[waltky]

Granny says, "Dat's right...

... marijuana kills...

... the work ethic...

... makes ya wanna lay around...

... an' do nuthin'."

 

[frigidweirdo]

The legal pot movement is funded by the auto industry. They love all the car crashes. Car crashes mean car sales.

EDITORIAL: The sad anniversary of Big Commercial Pot in Colorado

nov 21 2017 This week marks the fifth anniversary of Colorado's decision to sanction the world's first anything-goes commercial pot trade.

Five years later, we remain an embarrassing cautionary tale. Residential neighborhoods throughout Colorado Springs reek of marijuana, as producers fill rental homes with plants.

Five years of retail pot coincide with five years of a homelessness growth rate that ranks among the highest rates in the country. Directors of homeless shelters, and people who live on the streets, tell us homeless substance abusers migrate here for easy access to pot.

Five years of Big Marijuana ushered in a doubling in the number of drivers involved in fatal crashes who tested positive for marijuana, based on research by the pro-legalization Denver Post.

Five years of commercial pot have been five years of more marijuana in schools than teachers and administrators ever feared.

The investigation found an increase in high school drug violations of 71 percent since legalization. School suspensions for drugs increased 45 percent.

Colorado Fatal Crashes since 2002 —

Accidents are much lower than 2002.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

There is nothing to be said or any argument to be made. The addiction is so powerful that nothing can get through. Every fact only makes the addict cling that much harder.

That's why only the methods used by President Durerte work.

 

[Zander]

The legal pot movement is funded by the auto industry. They love all the car crashes. Car crashes mean car sales.

EDITORIAL: The sad anniversary of Big Commercial Pot in Colorado

nov 21 2017 This week marks the fifth anniversary of Colorado's decision to sanction the world's first anything-goes commercial pot trade.

Five years later, we remain an embarrassing cautionary tale. Residential neighborhoods throughout Colorado Springs reek of marijuana, as producers fill rental homes with plants.

Five years of retail pot coincide with five years of a homelessness growth rate that ranks among the highest rates in the country. Directors of homeless shelters, and people who live on the streets, tell us homeless substance abusers migrate here for easy access to pot.

Five years of Big Marijuana ushered in a doubling in the number of drivers involved in fatal crashes who tested positive for marijuana, based on research by the pro-legalization Denver Post.

Five years of commercial pot have been five years of more marijuana in schools than teachers and administrators ever feared.

The investigation found an increase in high school drug violations of 71 percent since legalization. School suspensions for drugs increased 45 percent.

Ah, people being able to decide things for themselves.

The pro-smaller govt people don't want smaller govt. What a fucking surprise.

I am a libertarian.

Smoke away!! It's your life.

I don't care what you do with it.

Most conservatives don't care either, though some do.

AFAIC, Just stay off the roads and away from kids.

In my experience, people that smoke pot are almost always chronic users. Usually as soon as they wake up. I've never met a pot smoker who doesn't smoke it every single day (unless they run out...then they are irritable as hell!)

 

[BULLDOG]

Marijuana destroys your brain and harms your lungs.

Marijuana doesn't even register when compared to damage done by Alcohol.

 

[frigidweirdo]

The legal pot movement is funded by the auto industry. They love all the car crashes. Car crashes mean car sales.

EDITORIAL: The sad anniversary of Big Commercial Pot in Colorado

nov 21 2017 This week marks the fifth anniversary of Colorado's decision to sanction the world's first anything-goes commercial pot trade.

Five years later, we remain an embarrassing cautionary tale. Residential neighborhoods throughout Colorado Springs reek of marijuana, as producers fill rental homes with plants.

Five years of retail pot coincide with five years of a homelessness growth rate that ranks among the highest rates in the country. Directors of homeless shelters, and people who live on the streets, tell us homeless substance abusers migrate here for easy access to pot.

Five years of Big Marijuana ushered in a doubling in the number of drivers involved in fatal crashes who tested positive for marijuana, based on research by the pro-legalization Denver Post.

Five years of commercial pot have been five years of more marijuana in schools than teachers and administrators ever feared.

The investigation found an increase in high school drug violations of 71 percent since legalization. School suspensions for drugs increased 45 percent.

Ah, people being able to decide things for themselves.

The pro-smaller govt people don't want smaller govt. What a fucking surprise.

I am a libertarian.

Smoke away!! It's your life.

I don't care what you do with it.

Most conservatives don't care either, though some do.

AFAIC, Just stay off the roads and away from kids.

In my experience, people that smoke pot are almost always chronic users. Usually as soon as they wake up. I've never met a pot smoker who doesn't smoke it every single day (unless they run out...then they are irritable as hell!)

The problem is some people aren't anything much, other than partisan hacks who do what they're told. They never see their own contradictions. They just believe.

 

[BULLDOG]

The legal pot movement is funded by the auto industry. They love all the car crashes. Car crashes mean car sales.

EDITORIAL: The sad anniversary of Big Commercial Pot in Colorado

nov 21 2017 This week marks the fifth anniversary of Colorado's decision to sanction the world's first anything-goes commercial pot trade.

Five years later, we remain an embarrassing cautionary tale. Residential neighborhoods throughout Colorado Springs reek of marijuana, as producers fill rental homes with plants.

Five years of retail pot coincide with five years of a homelessness growth rate that ranks among the highest rates in the country. Directors of homeless shelters, and people who live on the streets, tell us homeless substance abusers migrate here for easy access to pot.

Five years of Big Marijuana ushered in a doubling in the number of drivers involved in fatal crashes who tested positive for marijuana, based on research by the pro-legalization Denver Post.

Five years of commercial pot have been five years of more marijuana in schools than teachers and administrators ever feared.

The investigation found an increase in high school drug violations of 71 percent since legalization. School suspensions for drugs increased 45 percent.

Since legalization happened 5 years ago, its reasonable to assume the amount of people testing positive would increase in all defined groups. Church members who use pot has at least doubled. . Coffee drinkers who test positive for pot has at least doubled. Left handed line dancers who still love Billy Ray Cyrus who test positive for pot have at least doubled.. You got anything that says marijuana use caused car crashes to double?

Common sense.

"doubling in the number of drivers involved in fatal crashes who tested positive for marijuana, based on research by the pro-legalization Denver Post."​

People who are "high" are more easily distracted. Makes sense. Well, unless you're high.

You high bruh?

Those aren't claims by the Denver Post. Those were just claims from an editorial published in the Denver post.. They publish editorial articles by lots of people who make shit up. You got a credible source to prove all those claims?

I honestly don't care enough to look it up.

Smoke away. Just stay off the fucking roads.

So you admit you didn't know what you were talking about. Good for you.

 

[MindWars]

OH BS!! Those are false bs stories being generated by the Govt's. that DON'T want it legal lost of big money who want it controlled for that dirty money. It's an inside job for the courts, police, and prison system.
They'll tell you anything to keep you SUCKERS.

The US state where road fatalities have plummeted since marijuana was legalised

Marijuana destroys your brain and harms your lungs.

One joint is not like smoking ten cigarettes. That was a tactic used to keep people scared of it that way they can keep the legal system rich in cash.
The Feds got filthy rich off the war on drugs.

 

[eflatminor]

The legal pot movement is funded by the auto industry. They love all the car crashes. Car crashes mean car sales.

EDITORIAL: The sad anniversary of Big Commercial Pot in Colorado

nov 21 2017 This week marks the fifth anniversary of Colorado's decision to sanction the world's first anything-goes commercial pot trade.

Five years later, we remain an embarrassing cautionary tale. Residential neighborhoods throughout Colorado Springs reek of marijuana, as producers fill rental homes with plants.

Five years of retail pot coincide with five years of a homelessness growth rate that ranks among the highest rates in the country. Directors of homeless shelters, and people who live on the streets, tell us homeless substance abusers migrate here for easy access to pot.

Five years of Big Marijuana ushered in a doubling in the number of drivers involved in fatal crashes who tested positive for marijuana, based on research by the pro-legalization Denver Post.

Five years of commercial pot have been five years of more marijuana in schools than teachers and administrators ever feared.

The investigation found an increase in high school drug violations of 71 percent since legalization. School suspensions for drugs increased 45 percent.

I too stand against cronyism.

That said, you've not made a case for government restriction of what an adult can put into his own body.

 

[Moonglow]

Granny says, "Dat's right...

... marijuana kills...

... the work ethic...

... makes ya wanna lay around...

... an' do nuthin'."

I wish...

 

[Moonglow]

There is nothing to be said or any argument to be made. The addiction is so powerful that nothing can get through. Every fact only makes the addict cling that much harder.

That's why only the methods used by President Durerte work.

Your addiction is desiring murder...