jeremy wrote:
>
> Chrissy Cruiser wrote:
> >
> > On Sun, 22 Aug 2004 08:07:36 -0700, Johnny1000@webtv.net wrote:
> >
> > > ..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
...but pot smoking leads to beer drinking, and... |
