Chrissy Cruiser wrote:
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> On Sun, 22 Aug 2004 08:07:36 -0700, Johnny1000@webtv.net wrote:
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> > ..It is also illegal because a few are still able to recognize the fact
> > that it eventually screws up the mind. ...It isn't like having a drink
> > or two; it affects an individual's long-term perception of reality.
> > ..I'm not saying it doesn't have its place in the medical world, but
> > one should never equate a joint with a beer.
> > ..I would suggest that a lot of problems with the youth of today -- IE:
> > the over abundance of violence (children going to the extreme of killing
> > other children etc.) -- is a direct result of its usage. ...Likewise,
> > the reason we have so many ludicrous laws in today's society, is because
> > the majority of those involved with the making of them, are the ones
> > that already burnt their mind out in the 60s and 70s. ...Jon
>
> Good God Almighty, this post is so full of it, Johnny. Seriously, get an
> update; there may not be a shred of accuracy in ANY of this.
Especially about the downplaying of the dangers of alcohol. Even in
small quantities alcohol kills brain cells, may damage the liver,
kidneys and eyesight and contribute to domestic abuse, child neglect,
vehicular deaths and homicide rates. Now if all the alcoholics would
just light up and chill out... :-)
JJ |
