HappyJoy
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Prohibition against murder doesn't work or against shoplifting either.Nah, err on the side of Freedom & Liberty. This isn't a Government issue. Adult Citizens should be free to decide whether or not they wanna get high or drunk. End Prohibition, and then move to abolish the DEA.
Sounds good, sounds noble, looks good on paper...BUT
We write legislation to mitigate and control the collateral damage caused by irresponsible people making their own choices....it sucks that “Freedoms and Liberties” must be lost....BUT you should have no right to chose to be a stoned lowlife then demand a right to my checking account.
Nah, you have every right to be a 'stoned lowlife.' It's not a Government issue. Prohibition doesn't work.
Really? Very poor analogy. Consume all the drugs & alcohol you want, just don't break the law. Don't harm others.
Spot on really...
You’re being unrealistic...that’s Libtardia like bullshit.
More on drugs leads to more on the welfare tit, more criminality....more lowlife filth. This isn’t even debatable.
Marijuana users tend to make more money
People who smoke weed are richer, more successful and happier, study finds
In terms of household income, the figure was $93,800 (£73,470) for consumers, significantly higher than the $70,000 (£54811) average for abstainers.
Similar results were found in Colorado with 64 percent of cannabis consumers in full-time jobs, compared to 54 percent of those who would not consider consuming the drug.
The finding that consumers are more likely to be parents also refutes the familiar stereotype of cannabis users being irresponsible. In California, 64 percent of consumers had started a family, while the figure for abstainers stood at 55 percent.
In terms of life satisfaction, nearly five in ten Colorado consumers agreed that they are more satisfied with life today than they were a year ago, compared to about four in ten among those who avoid cannabis.
Healthier habits and social activity also correlated. In Colorado, 36 percent of consumers described themselves as “very social people”, whereas only 28 percent of marijuana avoiders said the same.
Consumers in both Colorado and California also said they enjoyed outdoor recreation at significantly higher rates.
Personally I think it comes down to marijuana not being physically debilitating with regular use that alcohol and cigarettes have that this leads to people living more productive lives.