Not exactly. For one my manager is going to be there and I work at a place with a random drug testing policy, so I don't want to cause any problems for myself or my other coworkers who will be there.
Ok I definitely understand and respect that.
Not exactly. For one my manager is going to be there and I work at a place with a random drug testing policy, so I don't want to cause any problems for myself or my other coworkers who will be there.
I think that national legalization within a decade is a good bet. Is there any place where I can actually place that bet?
I think that national legalization within a decade is a good bet. Is there any place where I can actually place that bet?
Maybe medical legal nationwide in a decade, but not recreational.
It's not even decriminalized nationwide yet.
Yet there are still states that can't pass recreational marijuana laws even though they have legal medical marijuana.
https://www.azcentral.com/story/new...oll-marijuana-legalization-campaign/83250834/
I'd rather be wrong and Siro be right, but 10 years seems fast when there is still a big opposition to legalizing.
Pot is way too addictive to be allowed legal.
Why even engage him? Even if pot were extremely addictive -- it's not -- prohibition wouldn't necessarily be the best way to limit it's use/abuse and the corresponding societal consequences. Unfortunately, in the cultural backwater known as America, blood lust is a virtue (see the human rights thread). The poor, sick and marginal must be punished.I don't believe this at all. Admittedly, I have not delved deep into the research on this subject. Perhaps you have some data that backs up your assertion.
Edit: I have never used it, for whatever it's worth.
Yet there are still states that can't pass recreational marijuana laws even though they have legal medical marijuana.
https://www.azcentral.com/story/new...oll-marijuana-legalization-campaign/83250834/
I'd rather be wrong and Siro be right, but 10 years seems fast when there is still a big opposition to legalizing.
....yeah, we already have millions of young people that are unemployed and unemployable, so let's make it legal to smoke marijuana so that number will top a billion! Research has shown that marijuana's negative effects on attention, memory, and learning can last for days or weeks after the acute effects of the drug wear off, depending on the user’s history with the drug. Consequently, someone who smokes marijuana daily may be functioning at a reduced intellectual level most or all of the time. Studies have also suggested specific links between marijuana use and adverse consequences in the workplace, such as increased risk for injury or accidents. One study among postal workers found that employees who tested positive for marijuana on a pre-employment urine drug test had 55 percent more industrial accidents, 85 percent more injuries, and 75 percent greater absenteeism compared with those who tested negative for marijuana use.
Pot is way too addictive to be allowed legal. We could win the war on pot if it wasn't for big industry lobbying congress.
With a name like ElRoach0, you'd think I'm an expert on the subject.
I'm not.
That being said, I may have dabbled in said subject, in multiple forms(smoke, vapor, edibles, P.O. tablets), on multiple occasions, and had 0 connection to the drug afterwards. I may be considered a Journeyman, but only just.
Believe me, I tried.. The peer pressure of knowing so many friends that smoke, wanting to have something in common with them got to me after 10 or so years. Did the social thing, then the weekly thing, but it just wasn't enough to keep me excited. So I tried to be a daily user... lasted all of 5 days before I got bored.
Stopped... no addiction symptoms. No desire to "toke up" again. Ended up giving the rest of my stash and equipment away to a friend.
Anecdotal, and only one person, I get that. But for me it just held no qualities that brought me to it.
With a name like ElRoach0, you'd think I'm an expert on the subject.
I'm not.
That being said, I may have dabbled in said subject, in multiple forms(smoke, vapor, edibles, P.O. tablets), on multiple occasions, and had 0 connection to the drug afterwards. I may be considered a Journeyman, but only just.
Believe me, I tried.. The peer pressure of knowing so many friends that smoke, wanting to have something in common with them got to me after 10 or so years. Did the social thing, then the weekly thing, but it just wasn't enough to keep me excited. So I tried to be a daily user... lasted all of 5 days before I got bored.
Stopped... no addiction symptoms. No desire to "toke up" again. Ended up giving the rest of my stash and equipment away to a friend.
Anecdotal, and only one person, I get that. But for me it just held no qualities that brought me to it.
I smoked every day for 3 years, quit cold turkey for a new job drug test, and the only withdrawal symptom was unusually vivid dreams.
Yup
i smoked everyday all day for like 10 years and quit cold turkey for a new job drug test. And now since my employer does randoms and injury/accident drug tests, i still dont partake.
No withdrawal symptoms at all.
So since you obviously don't smoke up, what's your excuse for being unemployed?